FTC Proposes Labels for Protein Supplements in 1975
The FTC urged a required label stating that protein supplements are unnecessary for most Americans and that the U S Public Health Service finds adequate daily protein in typical diets. The rule would apply to powders made from soy egg or milk protein sold in drug stores health shops and ads in health magazines.
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Administration seeks overhaul of construction bargaining
The Ford administration proposes a Construction Industry Bargaining Committee to curb inflationary settlements. National union leaders would oversee local bargaining via a 10 10 3 panel and veto power on disputes the committee intervenes in. AFL CIO President Meany backs the plan as standardization without compulsion.
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Ford Administration
John T. Dunlop
Afl-Cio
National Bargaining Committee
Soviet Paper Blames Jaws On American Exploitation
Pravda claims Jaws is part of a flood of movie horrors flooding the United States. It cites mass destruction and fear as reasons for success, noting Gore Vidal as a key critic. The piece portrays Hollywood cinema as profit-driven and emotionally manipulative amid an economic downturn.
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Soviet Union
America
Pravda
Communist Party
Musk Ox Anticipated Hunt Draws 10 Sportsmen
JUNEAU Alaska AP ten sportsmen were chosen from eager applicants to cull old bulls from Alaska s Nunivak Island musk ox herd The first controlled hunt of its kind begins Sept 1 with a projected meat cost over eight dollars per pound Hunters face licensing transportation and guide fees totaling about five thousand dollars each The selected hunters were drawn from a pool of 82 applicants from places as far as Laurel Maryland
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Alaska
Nunivak Island
Bering Sea
Walter J. Hickel
Secretary of the Interior
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Frontal entry spinal surgery yields walking in spinal injury
Cleveland Veterans Hospital pilots a front entry approach for spinal cord surgery, led by Dr Henry H Bohlman of Case Western Reserve University. Of 28 patients treated, 21 regained partial hand or arm function, 15 improved leg function, with none sustaining a severed cord. The method aims to remove bone fragments compressing the cord without risking greater injury.
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Cleveland Veterans Hospital
Henry H. Bohlman
Spinal Cord Injury Unit
Bohlman
Case Western Reserve University
Veterans Administration
Free elephants face extinction near Knysna forests
Progress threatens the survival of the last herd of free elephants in South Africa that live outside game parks. The elephants roam the forests around Knysna, midway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth on the Indian Ocean coast.
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South Africa
Knysna
Capetown
Indian Ocean
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