Cosmetics Facts Castor Oil Beeswax Borax In Products
FDA regulates cosmetics labeling since April 15 requiring ingredient lists on labels or packaging. Colors like Red Dye No 2 were banned last year and eye products face stricter ingredient rules due to sensitivity. Eye use requires preservatives to prevent contamination and eye infections have prompted safety cautions.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Humphrey Returns to Washington Amid Welcoming Show
In Washington at Andrews Air Force Base Hubert H. Humphrey, returning after cancer treatment, is greeted warmly by supporters and colleagues. President Carter and Vice President Mondale acknowledge him as he prepares to rejoin the Senate. Carter also signs and presents Humphrey with the pen used to dedicate the Hubert H. Humphrey Building.
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United States
Minnesota
Jimmy Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Andrews Air Force Base
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Senate
Carter
Sen
Minneapolis
Air Force One
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Muriel
Warsaw Town Rewrites No Contest Prize Tale Into Cheer
A Columbia DC radio station staged a No Contest Contest prize trip to Warsaw North Carolina. The Wilsons won first prize but Warsaw residents redirected the joke into a celebratory visit with a governor issued honor, a city key, a pig pickin barbecue and tours. The event boosted town pride and regional awareness.
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Warsaw
N.C
Columbia
D.C
WIS
New Orleans
Turkey
Joe
Joy Wilson
Wilson
Wilsons
Milford Quinn
Jim Hunt
Western Electric
Johnnie Powell
Kenansville
Frances Steed
State Fair Attendance Tops Six Hundred Thousand
Raleigh reports 610 824 attend the state fair in Albany Georgia area shows despite not breaking the all time record of 615 588 set in 1975. Fair manager A K Pitzer notes weather and football competition kept totals below peak levels. Cleanup teams ready venues for events while carnival rides move to Albany with similar crowds.
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Raleigh
Albany
A.K. Pitzer
Johnstown Still Torn by Flood and Job Crisis
After the Conemaugh River flood killed 77 and caused 325 million in damage, Johnstown grapples with unemployment at 17 percent and rising mental strain. Officials warn of looming layoffs and students show increased absenteeism and wariness, as families face an uncertain future.
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Pennsylvania
Conemaugh
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Allied Industries
Thomas Carroll
Joseph Casale
State Bureau of Employment Security Office
Johnstown Central High
Milan Svitchan
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