FDA admits weak enforcement of artificial color labeling
In Washington, FDA official Pat Adamo acknowledged that a law requiring declaration of artificial food colors is infrequently enforced for Florida oranges and red and sweet potatoes. Consumer groups accuse the agency of lax enforcement, citing cartons labeled color added and questioning the use of artificial colors linked to cancer concerns. The Center for Science in the Public Interest and others pressed the FDA to strengthen labeling and enforcement despite limited inspectors and industry familiarity.
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State workers win hero awards in California
Seven state employees received valor medals and citations from Gov. Reagan for heroic lifesaving acts. Honorees include Philo Jewett and John Sparks of Cleffients and Kenneth Cooper of Lodi for rescuing a boating victim on the Camasita reservoir. Oakland Patrolman Darton Brysia for saving a child from a burning car near Berkeley. Melvin Pratt of Santa Fe Springs for rescuing a driver from a burning vehicle near Hacienda Heights. Skjonberg of Costa Mesa and Erle Emery of Huntington Beach for pulling a youth from the Santa Ana River during January 1988 floods.
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SALT negotiators to recess for holidays
VIENNA APT The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks will break for 12 days over Christmas to allow negotiators to spend the holidays at home. The U S delegation suggested a recess, with the two sides meeting daily and a possible treaty wrap by year end now unlikely due to disputes on ABM deployment.
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Muskie Antipollution Plan Faces Opposition Over 1985 Goal
Washington UPI reports Environmental Protection Administrator William Ruckelshaus says the 1985 water cleanup target is impractical and potentially harmful. Senate bill backed by Sen. Edmund Muskie would push ahead, while House plans differ on funding and end dates.
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Successor to Thant sought at UN Security Council meeting
The United Nations Security Council planned a closed session to pick a secretary general to succeed U Thant. Five nominees were listed by diplomatic sources on December 31, including Max Jakobson, Kurt Waldheim, Felipe Herrera, Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, and Gunnar Jarring, with discussions likely to consider other candidates such as Argentina’s Carlos Ortiz del Rozas and Chile’s Gabriel Valdes.
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