FDA Bans Saccharin as Cancer Link Cited
The FDA bans saccharin from use in prescription drugs after a Canadian study links high lifetime intake to bladder cancer in rats. The agency says the rule will take 30 days to draft, 60 days for comments, then 30 days to finalize, with limited use allowed in some products until September.
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King
FDA
Gardner
United States
National Ink Association
Coca-Cola Co
Diet Food Industy
William L. Brooks
Reno
New
Waiting for word as hostages held at B'nai B'rith building
At a church basement in SHINGTON crowds wait for confirmed hostages from the B'nai B'rith building after a terrorist capture. Families cluster around, names are read from various lists, and fear mixes with quiet resolve as Dan Thurst and officials seek to confirm who is safe amid ongoing negotiations.
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Shington
al B'rith
Indry Methodist Church
Ople
Theamilies
Dan Thurst
3’Nai B'rith
Thurst
Prescott plant boosts local economy with millions in 1976
Prescott Industrial Products, a Firestone unit and county’s largest employer, added over 3.4 million to the economy in 1976. Wages totaled about 3.3 million, with 178 727 spent on local goods and services. The plant, opened in 1970, manufactures radiator hose and railcar brake hose and ships nationwide.
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Prescott
Prescott Industrial Products Company
Firestone Industrial Products Company
Thomas M. Dugger
Dugger
Babe Ruth Baseball
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Little League
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Arkansas Lung Association
Easter Seal Society
American Cancer Society
March of Dimes
Noblesville
Ind
Magnolia
Ark
Newport
Storms Move Across U S As Weather Dampens West
Storm system moves across the nation bringing wet and windy conditions. The Pacific coast to the northern Rockies sees showers and snow at higher elevations with warnings in Colorado mountains. Arizona, California, Texas face winter storm and high wind advisories. gusts near 80 mph reported in the southwest. New Mexico under a winter storm watch.
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Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Great Basin
Rockies
Colorado Mountains
Arizona
California
Texas
Bill collectors push for laws against deadbeats in Congress
Washington AP reports bill collector groups urge Congress to target delinquent payers rather than regulate collectors. Hearings highlight harassment of debtors and fears that tougher limits would hurt collections and raise costs for payers.
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Washington
Congress
House Banking Subcommittee
Philip Rosenthal
Virginia Collectors Association
Michael Goldberg
American Collectors Association
Lectors Association
Johnson and Rosenthal
An ounce of work is worth many pounds of words
A quotation attributed to St. Francis de Sales emphasizes action over talk. It frames effort as more valuable than verbose discussion.
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St. Francis de Sales
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