Consumer groups push FDA on dyed food labeling
Three groups including the Center for Science in the Public Interest call on FDA Commissioner Charles Edwards to enforce labeling laws for artificially colored produce. They cite Florida oranges tangelos temple oranges sweet potatoes red potatoes and black olives and urge signs over shipments. Dr Michael Jacobson notes potential safety concerns and possible carcinogenic dye links.
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Berkeley author sued over do it yourself divorce book
SACRAMENTO UP I reports the Berkeley author Charles J Sherman is accused by the Sacramento County Bar Association of grievously oversimplifying California dissolution proceedings in his self help book How to Do Your Con v o r c e Readers can file proper forms but experts warn many divorces require professional guidance Bar president Charles F Gray argues the book robs readers of needed counseling and legal advice Sherman defends the work saying most cases involve little property and few complications and he urges consulting an attorney if there is property involved
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Mexican grass shutoff backfiring seen by Senate
A California criminologist told a Senate subcommittee that the U S program to curb Mexican marijuana may have backfired by pushing teenagers toward more dangerous drugs. Dr Roger Smith said thousands of sedative pills have appeared in suburban San Francisco high schools, often taken with alcohol.
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Ex-N Y cop admits prior graft report
Former First Deputy Commissioner John E Walsh told the Knapp Commission he received a detailed report on Bronx police corruption at least six months before any investigation began. He said the report left his mind and noted that the Bronx inquiry led to indictments of 10 officers and charges against 11 others, including a lieutenant. Walsh, 67, testified on the commission’s third day about corruption and the Lindsay era.
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Harvard Doctor Cites Dangers of Sudden Drug Abuse Treatments
Dr David C Lewis an assistant medical professor at Harvard and chairman of the treatment committee of the Baston Coordinating Council on Drug Abuse warned that rapid successive drug exposures can kill a person unaccustomed to them noting the risks in medical discussion within the council context.
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GOP right hikes attack on Nixon
Conservative Republicans sharpened their critique of President Nixon on Thursday and pressed toward an open challenge in the 1972 presidential primaries. Rep. John Ashbrook of Ohio issued a blistering Congressional Record critique, accusing Nixon of abandoning the conservative cause. Ashbrook plans a New Hampshire trip to gauge a possible run in the March 7 primary, joining liberal challenger Rep. Paul McCloskey already vying in the state.
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