End of Lifetime Rail Passes May Reshape Travel Privileges
Washington reports Railpax plans to scrap or restrict lifetime railroad passes held by more than 1.5 million people including current and retired railroad employees and their families. A decision is due this week as Railpax eyes eliminating passes to cut an estimated $100 million in losses in its first year.
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Senators Threaten Railpax Subsidy Over Restored Rail Service
Senators from Arkansas Wyoming and Montana press Railpax officials to restore passenger trains in their states as the 184 train network faces a May 1 launch. They warn the $340 million federal subsidy could be pulled if services are not restored and fares rise. Mass transit subsidy advocates push for a $150 million operating loss subsidy.
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FDA chief targets deceptive drug ads in crackdown plan
Washington FDA Commissioner Charles C Edwards said some prescription drug ads are deceptive and plans to crack down on false advertising for over the counter medicines. He noted little evidence supports OTC drug efficacy and warned a hard enforcement move could remove many products. Edwards said he would coordinate with FTC Chair Miles W Kirkpatrick to combat deceptive ads.
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Chemical additives in foods may threaten 40 generations
Senate panel hears scientist warnings that additives in foods and drugs could cause mutations and cancer. Drs Epstein Flam and Fishbein urge action on testing and safety, citing DES in cattle feed and a preservative forming potential carcinogens in meat products.
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