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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1973
Page
2
The Springfield Democrat reports U S Rep Edward P Boland will wed City Coun ci l Member Mary M Egan next month hiring the Civic Center at 7 50 a head for a farewell bachelor party. Organizers call Addie a good friend and tribute target.
The FDA bans certain hot dog curing pre mixes after tests found nitrosamines, cancer causing chemicals, in two of sixteen US samples. The ban targets pre mixes where salt and nitrite mix with pepper or seasonings before addition to meat. Buffering mixes remain allowed. manufacturers must file a food additive petition to market such pre mixes.
Congress votes to raise minimum wage to 2.20 for nonfarm workers with 2.00 after enactment and 1.60 farm wage reform. Senate and House differ on overtime exemptions and youth wage provisions. GOP leader Scott doubts Nixon will veto in current form, Buckley and Williams push for a youth differential to aid teen hiring.
General Motors and Ford plan price increases up to 150 per vehicle for 1974 model year under Phase IV guidelines. Chrysler and American Motors will not raise prices yet. Spokesmen cite rising costs, safety mandates, and new seat shoulder interlock systems as driving factors.
Commerce Department data show GNP rose 2.11 percent in Q2 April through June, a fall from 8.7 percent earlier, signaling a possible turning point in a two year boom while inflation climbed to 6.1 percent. NAFC forecasts 4 to 5 percent food price hikes as price freezes ease, with gasoline rollbacks anticipated as Phase IV rules roll out.
Secretary Rogers said the United States opposes allies denying political freedoms but avoids public criticism. He stressed concern over Korea's new constitution and discussed anxieties with President Park and Premier Kim as part of talks in Seoul.
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