Shapp Return of Campaign Funds Raises $64 Question
In our opinion Governor Milton Shapp never admitted breaking federal election laws yet he paid back 300000 to the federal government and implied someone else did. The case prompts questions about who violated laws and why no one is punished, amid talk of a potential coverup and subpoenas sought for Shapp and his campaign manager Norval Reece.
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Middles District of Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Bell
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Reece
Bert Lance
FDA Rules Define Low Calorie and Reduced Calorie Labels
The FDA proposes rules to curb misleading labeling as shoppers seek genuinely low calorie foods. A serving must have 40 calories max and 4 calories per gram to bear low calorie, while reduced calorie requires at least one third fewer calories than a similar product and 25 fewer calories per serving with a calorie comparison on the label.
FDA Eyes Clearer Rules for Low Calorie Food Labels
The FDA proposed rules to tighten labeling of low and reduced calorie foods, requiring complete nutrition facts and a calories statement. It would not permit generic terms like low calorie before common foods and seeks to stress total diet's role in weight control, with possible exemptions after public comment.
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Former CBS Morning News anchor Hughes Rudd retires from co-anchor role
Hughes Rudd, longtime CBS Morning News co anchor and former Kansas City Star and Minneapolis Tribune journalist, will step down from the co anchor position next Friday. Dick Threlkeld takes over Monday with Rudd remaining in appearances and producing essays live and on tape for the next two weeks.
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Time to Give Up the Chill in Big John’s Decline
In Bogota New Jersey Big John’s health faded from 264 to 155 pounds over a year. The stubborn tiger of a man grew unreadable resisting life outside the frame house. His son recalls a strained, sardonic uncle and a once close bond now strained by aging and sorrow.
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New Jersey
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Edward R. Murrow
John
John Q
Rejuvenated by ailing Big John at the stadium Pennant Night
A nephew recounts his father Big John visiting doctors, taking pills, and regaining vigor after health scares. They attend a Yankees pennant game with Big John in old attire. A daughter Adele reports escalating tension at home as Dad chases Mom, sparking a mix of humor and concern.
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Washington Cracks Down On Student Loan Delinquents
The government targets 680,000 Americans who default on federal student loans totaling over 900 million dollars. HEW plans to use debt collection letters and possibly private agencies, naming debtors including some working for the federal government. A Footnote recalls earlier probes into fraudulent schools.
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Health, Education and Welfare
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