Public Wants Ingredient Labels From SIDNEY MARGOLIUS
Public demands percent ingredient information on foods amid rising consumer concern and numerous labeling efforts. The piece traces efforts since 1972 including seafood cocktails, diluted fruit drinks, and Kellogg cereals, noting partial success and ongoing industry and regulatory battles. It highlights surveys showing consumer desire for transparency and explains labeling complexities and readability issues across products.
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Kellogg Company
Sagan Shares Interview Moments in Paris Home Life
In a France interview Sagan prompts the reporter to talk about himself and notes the interview left him in tears. She is twice married and divorced, lives with her son Dennis 14 and two dogs in Montparnasse Paris, describes her home as Grand Central Station with a garden, and jokes about being a poor gardener.
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Soap Would Help Citizens PARIS
A historical survey from Common Market sources reports on personal cleanliness and childrearing across nations. It notes Germans under 30 washing daily at 1 percent, Belgians lacking baths, Italians with limited facilities, and Dutch shifts in bath use, plus varied parenting norms from stern discipline in Germany to strong maternal control in Italy and nonviolent approaches in Holland.
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