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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1975

Page

4

Study Vindicates Artificial Sweetener Cyclamate

A panel of scientists said cyclamate is not a strong cancer causer, though conclusions are preliminary. They reviewed twenty tests and noted insensitivity of bioassay methods, leaving a slim possibility of a very weak carcinogenic effect. Final report due July 13. cyclamate had been banned six years earlier after rat bladder cancer findings.

Washington API National Cancer Institute Food and Drug Administration Arnold L. Brown Brown Cancer Institute

Teamster Tony Pro Provenzano Indicted For Bribery Plot

Tony Pro Provenzano a key Hoffa disappearance figure was indicted in New York on conspiring to bribe a fellow Teamsters official to arrange a 2 million dollar loan from union funds. The case involves Rocco DiPerno and others, with potential five year prison terms and 10 thousand dollar fines for each.

New York UPI Teamsters Union Anthony “Tony Pro’ Provenzano James R. Hoffa Teamsters Provenzano Clifton N. J New Jersey Teamsters Local 560 Union City Hallandale Fla Miami William Aronwald T Crime Hoffa Ted New York City Detroit Salvatore Briguglio Michigan Rocco DiPerno State Teamsters Conference Woodstock DiPerno Paladino Coney Island Brooklyn

Slimming Aid Faces FTC Warning Over Health Risks

The Federal Trade Commission ordered the Slim Quik body wrapping kit to stop misleading claims and add warnings. The $9.95 package includes a solution, gauze pads and an elastic wrap and claimed inch loss without dieting. FTC says real weight loss requires diet and exercise and banned claims of universal safety.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission FTC

Senate Finance Committee Extends Tax Cuts For Six Months

The Senate Finance Committee approved 14 to 5 a six month extension of 1975 tax cuts despite President Ford’s push for a spending ceiling. Republicans split on the issue, while Democrats urged keeping the bill without a ceiling. If no bill passes, withholding taxes rise as 1975 cuts expire. Ford warned of a veto amid a looming budget clash.

Washington Senate White House Ford House Democratic Harry Byrd Virginia Congress Finance Committee Treasury

LV Bugging Expert Skips Canadian Bail

The Las Vegas case centers on Hamil a bugging expert linked to Meier and alleged illegal device use. Prosecutors dropped the case after he left the state while Meier says Hamil blamed him for authorities actions and a CIA agent Virgino Gonzales is also discussed.

Hamil Nanaimo Point Roberts Meier B.C. Tel Hamul Mackie Meier Hamil Hughes Baken B.C Las Vegas Nevada

House Votes Five Million For National Women's Conference

The House approved 252 to 182 a $5 million authorization for a national women’s conference next year with state delegations, aiming to evaluate progress toward equality. Opponents criticized taxpayer funding for lobbying, while supporters noted standard conference costs and a 10 year plan.

Washington UPI House Senate United States Congress

Beer Stein Tops Christmas Gift Picks at Hess’s Allen Town

A $1,200 beer stein from West Germany stands out at Hess’s Department Store in Allentown Pa. The nearly four foot tall stein weighs 90 pounds and holds eight gallons of beer. Carved bone porcelain exterior and bone china lining add to its display value.

Herr Claus Hess’s Allentown West Germany

Legislation Seeks Ban on Certain Aerosol Sprays

The Senate Public Works Committee advanced a Clean Air Act amendment allowing the EPA to ban aerosol sprays propelled by halocarbons if the agency finds imminent public health danger. Sen. Domenici notes ozone depletion and skin cancer risk. a required EPA study precedes regulations due by January 1, 1978, with congressional review.

Washington API Senate Public Works Committee Environmental Protection Agency Pete V. Domenici R-N.m EPA Domenici National Academy of Sciences

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