Better Labeling Of Food Products To Be Required
The FDA proposes sweeping regulations to overhaul food labeling, aiming to identify nutrients fats and cholesterol clearly. The rules would affect 90 percent of packaged foods over two years, prompting changes while industry and consumer groups weigh implications and costs.
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Virginia H. Knauer
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Fire and Explosion Rip Plant in Pryor Oklahoma
A fire and explosion tore through the Cherokee Nitrogen Co plant in Pryor Oklahoma causing at least two deaths and about 12 injuries amid a $20 million facility.
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Tulsa
Jack Hardy
Pryor Daily Times
Governor’s budget proposals include education and corrections boosts
The plan calls for public kindergarten expansion to 20 percent of children at a total cost of 21.5 million, with 18.5 million above the commission’s recommendation. It also outlines a 34 million salary review in education, 5 million for mental health staff pay, and 6.7 million for correctional system improvements. Other items include 11.5 million for state park land purchases, 15.1 million in matching funds for community colleges, and an aim to leave 3 million unspent from projected revenue. The commission’s plan would leave 134.7 million uncommitted.
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Vietnamese clash widens as air base hit and bridge blown
Enemy shells Da Nang air base near Quang Ngai and damages six buildings and one aircraft after dawn. Rockets hit Quang Ngai City injuring civilians. two children killed when a provincial bridge mine exploded. Four Marines killed and 15 wounded on the northern front as Hanoi shells persist. Cambodian and American aircraft bomb Me Kong River area amid mop up of insurgents.
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Associated Press
Carl Robinson
Cambodia
Mekong River
Tough Economic Controls In Britain Announced By Heath
British Prime Minister Edward Heath unveiled the strongest wartime peace time controls to curb wages prices profits and dividends over three years or more. He framed the plan as a fair deal for the low paid and warned success depends on union cooperation amid hostile reaction from some labor leaders.
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