Joy with The Shadow Vitamin Debate in Congress
Mrs Lee Aiken of Washington co-chairs a consumer group arguing against FDA limits on high dose vitamins. She cites 25,000 daily units and criticizes planned drug classifications that would curb supplement access.Congressional subcommittee debates safety, labeling, and promotional practices as health advocates press to protect consumer rights.
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Network power under fire by speechwriter Patrick Buchanan
Presidential speechwriter Patrick J. Buchanan urged breaking up the three major TV networks into as many as eight to decentralize power in broadcast news. White House officials dismissed the idea as private comment, while networks denied bias in Watergate coverage.
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The Shadow Burglary Ring Busted In Laredo
In LaredoJose Baldemara Lopez known as La Sombra a longtime cat burglar tracked by detective Juan Ledesma was arrested after being spotted on a Woolworths roof. Lopez wielded fuel tanks a torch and saw during heists and left notes in Spanish claiming The Shadow was here.
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Nixon maps plans for energy crisis
Washington administration aims to finish a proposed energy bill this week giving the President broad powers during fuel emergencies. The draft, being edited by Joh A. Love and Interior Department officials, would allow fuel substitutions, restrict highway speeds, set building heating temperatures, and offer compliance incentives. Critics question how much power to grant and how enforcement would work.
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Trade concessions with Soviet Union paused during Middle East talks
Washington officials said the White House temporarily halted efforts to broaden commercial relations with the Soviet Union while peace talks in the Middle East proceed. Peter M. Flanigan asserted that expanding normal trade status remains the administration goal, and postponing most favored nation considerations is a tactical move to avoid debate during sensitive negotiations.
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First phase of oil line job seen
Interior Secretary Morton predicted the first Trans Alaska pipeline building permits within 30 to 45 days as Congress works out differences. He warned a winter oil shortage could leave Americans cold and urged energy conservation while aiming for 1 million barrels a day after year one.
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Time not yet to end wage price controls says Grayson
Former Price Commission head C Jackson Grayson says wage price controls should end only after the economy cools and food prices stabilize. He cautions against an immediate removal, warning of price eruptions and public resistance that could prompt a temporary freeze or extended authority. Grayson expects no drop this year but hopes for early next year if inflation abates and the economy slows.
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Meter Minders Guidebook Helps Cut Energy Use
The article discusses assisting businesses to reduce energy without disrupting operations and offers home tips from the Meter Minders Guidebook. It highlights 61 tips to conserve energy and save on PG&E bills with minimal effort.
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