Saccharin Ban Proposed by FDA Outlined
The FDA proposed a ban on saccharin effective after a multi stage rule process, citing a Canadian rat cancer study. Some restrictions would allow limited prescription use and certain groups could still access saccharin in drug form. Manufacturers and soft drink producers react with concern, while reformulation plans emerge from Coca Cola and others as industry weighs economic impact and timelines.
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Food and Drug Administration
Canada
FDA
Sherwin Gardner
United States
National Soft Drink Association
Coca-Cola Co
Coke
Charles W. Adams
Atlanta
Gardner
Diet
William L. Brooks
Reno
Nev
Marvin Eisenstadt
Cumberland Packing Co
Brooklyn
N.Y
Abbott Laboratories
G.D. Searle & Co
U.S
Sherwin Williams Co
Korea
Japan
Cleveland
Sherwin Williams
Walter C. Spencer
Albert Lippert
Weight Watchers International, Inc
Warner Lambert Co
Trudeau's Wife Visits In New York
Margaret Trudeau may be visiting New York with Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood, though Rolling Stones spokesman later denied the claim. She left a Toronto hotel after weekend performances by the band, while Keith Richards faced drug charges in Toronto.
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Canada
Pierre Elliott
Trudeau
Margaret
New York
The
Rolling Stones
Mick Jagger
Ron Wood
Irudeau
Stones
Paul Wasserman
Jagger
Wood
Wasserman
Yuesday
Nuesday
Ottawa
Patrick Gossage
Keith Richard
Negotiations Begin As Coal Operators Plan March Meeting
The Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association sponsors a March 22 Sunnehanna Club session to map a new contract with the United Mine Workers. Emmett Lang says all 20 directors will attend with chief negotiator. 19 member firms produce 15 million tons annually. Joseph Brennan of Washington, DC, president of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association, will attend to hear owners’ views. The UMW’s international union vote is set for June 14 to determine rank and file representation.
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Ebensburg
Sunnehanna
Emmett T. Lang
Association
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association
BCOA
Brennan
American University
Washington
UMW
International Union
Black African Leaders Silence Opposes Uganda Policy
African leaders keep quiet on Idi Amin’s brutal Uganda regime to avoid airing dissension amid political transition. Diplomats note self defense in noninterference stance, with Guinea’s broadcasts denouncing Senghor while most states avoid condemning Uganda.
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Senegal
Idi Amin
Uganda
Rhodesia
South Africa
Amin
Africa
Independent
the People’s Evening News
Accra
Ghana
Nigeria
Slippery Rock Board Seek Gov Intercession Over Cover Up Claims
Slippery Rock State College trustees accuse state justice and education departments of failing to explain firings including president Albert Watrel and seek Gov. Shapp’s intervention. The board questions potential cover up and demands accountability while noting a federal indictment of former food services director Arthur C. Garrett tied to bid rigging.
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Slippery Rock State College
State Departments of Justice and Education
Shapp
Albert Watrel
Eugene DeCaprio
New Castle
Department of Education
Department of Justice
Education Department
Patricia Donovan
Food Services
Arthur C.’ Garrett
Fiesta Foods, Inc
Slippery Rock
Watrel
Robert P. Casey
State Education Department
DeCaprio
Mine Strike Enters Third Day At Huff
About 300 United Mine Workers Local 1680 members at Florence Mining Co No 2 Mine near Huff began a third day of walkout. A company spokesman said the trigger remains unclear after protests over a dirty shower room and low water pressure, with officials noting the shower area is now clean and well supplied. Union leaders offered no definite原因 for the delay.
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Huff
United Mine Workers Local
Florence Mining Co
Romania quake death toll tops thirteen hundred fifty seven
The government lifted emergency measures except for Bucharest and reported 1,357 dead and 10,296 injured from last Friday night’s quake. Rescue workers labored amid ruined Budapest buildings with many missing persons unaccounted for while the Communist party tallied $500 million in damage and 7,000 homeless families.
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Romania
Budapest
Communist Party
U.S
Harry G. Barnes
United States
Barnes
U.S. Geological Survey
Hanafi slayings trial ends with 140 year terms
Five Philadelphia Black Muslims were convicted for the 1975 Hanafi killings and each sentenced to 140 years. Abdul Khaalis blamed Muhammad Ali and other Muslim leaders in calls to newsmen and demanded the accused be turned over to him. He criticized the film Muhammad Messenger of God and questioned peaceful resolution.
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Khalafi Hamaas Abdul Khaalis
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Abdul Khaalis
B'nai B'rith
America
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B’nai Brith
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Natorest
Aziz
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Ind
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Philadelphia
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Ali
Wallace D. Muhammad
Herbert Muhammad
Jeremiah Muslim Shabazz
Muhammad
Messenger of God
Los Angeles
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Wallace
Herbert
Jeremiah
Muhammed Ali
Chicago
Wallace Muhammad
Khaalis
No Injuries In Mishap On Route 286 Near Lutz School Road
State police reported no injuries after a two vehicle crash at 9 50 yesterday on Route 286 three miles east of Indiana at Lutz School Road. Drivers were Roberta Sell 36 of Indiana R D 3 and Gary John son of Marion Center R D 1. Sell pulled into the east lane into the Johnson truck causing the collision. Damages were about 1200 to the car and 100 to the truck.
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Indiana
Lutz School Road
Roberta Sell
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