FDA bans red and black food colorings amid safety doubts
The FDA banned Red No 4 used in foods and carbon black in candies and cosmetics citing safety concerns. Tests link Red No 4 to bladder polyps and adrenal atrophy in dogs, while carbon black lacks reliable testing for carcinogenic byproducts. The agency also restricts or delays other color additives and extends review for remaining colors.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Richard Ronk
Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Janet Tenney
Grant
Grand Jury To Convene In Hocking County
The September term sees a grand jury meeting on Sept. 29 with at least 12 cases. Cases filed include aggravated murder attempted rape felonious and aggravated assault theft aggravated burglary and grand theft. Grand jurors named include Teresa K. Smith Dorothy Pierson Gaynell Crawford Kathryn Nunnally Virgil L. Kemper Thomas Saun ders Donna Irvine Linda Ervin Richard Sloan and Curtis Stimson.
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Hocking County
Jennison Ave
Virgil L. Kemper
New Straitsville
Thomas E. Saunders
Logan Rt
Donna B. Irvine
E. Main St
Linda Ervin
Richard E. Sloan
S. Walnut St
Curtis W. Stimson
Debates Near as Ford and Carter Prepare standpoints
On the eve of the Great Debates President Ford rehearses at the White House while Jimmy Carter rests and studies issues after outlining a government overhaul. Carter plans a site visit before the Philadelphia debate.
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House Rejects Speedup of Daylight Saving Time Bill
The U S House rejected fast track action on a bill to move DST to start on the third Sunday of March and end on the third Sunday of October from 1977, leaving current late April to late October schedule in place. The alonebill fate suggests no enactment this year.
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Washington
Logan High to induct first Hall of Fame class at Bill Saver Field
Logan High School announces the inaugural Hall of Fame induction Friday evening with Bill Sauer as the first honoree. Mel Adams Marion Allen Tom Bender Kermit Blosser Bob McBride and Mark Wylie complete the eight inductees, who will be honored before the Chieftains vs Nelsonville York game.
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Logan High School Athletic Hall of Fame
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Bill Sauer
Logan
Logan High School
Logan School
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Marion Allen
Tom Bender
Kermit Blosser
Bob McBride
Mark Wylie
Chieftains
Nelsonville York
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LHS
Pat Brown
LHS Alumni Association
Stilwell
Hocking Hills Country Club
McBride
Chieftain Squaws
Hilltop
Kissinger Warns Rhodesia Leader on Power Shift
Kissinger bluntly warned Rhodesia's Ian Smith that the game is up amid Pretoria talks with Vorster. Smith and his cabinet agreed to advise Salisbury to yield power to the black majority under a British American plan with a $2 billion fund. The cabinet fate hinges on a Thursday caucus amid White concern in the Rhodesian Front.
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Zaire
Henry A. Kissinger
Ian Smith
Pretoria
John Vorster
South Africa
Smith
Salisbury
U.S
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Tanzania
Kissinger
Rhodesia
Portugal
Africa
Angola
Vietnam
United States
Julius Nyerere
Nyerere
Rhodesian Front
Market rally pushes Dow over three points in early trading
New York markets rose as the Dow Jones industrial average gained more than 3 points in heavy early trading. Brokers cited expectations of lower interest rates and a Tuesday breakout above the six month trading range as drivers of the advance with gainers leading losers 2 to 1 among NYSE listed issues.
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New York
Patchy frost reported in Hocking Valley on first day of fall
Weather notes spotty frost in the Hocking Valley with Logan logging an overnight low of 34 degrees. At 11 a.m. the temperature reached 58 under clear skies, while Tuesday’s high was 67. Thursday expects partly cloudy skies with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s and a 10 percent chance of rain tonight rising to 20 percent Thursday.
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Hocking
Logan
Man chained to tree died in Florida forest
Douglas Ray Sumner 21 spent two weeks chained to a tree before dying from starvation or exposure near the Gulf of Mexico. Police say he built a lean-to, dug a rain pit, ate palmetto leaves, and was left to die after leaving home two years earlier.
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Douglas Ray Sumner
Sumner
Gulf of Mexico
Pierre Kennedy
University of South Florida
Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement
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