Triclosan Scrutiny Expands Over Cosmetic Use
An FDA panel questions triclosan safety amid bans on certain uses in deodorants and soaps. Ciba Geigy restricts vaginal deodorants and warns on mucous membranes while continuing soaps and antiperspirants. Other firms halt triclosan in some products and await final panel findings.
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Commission Moves To Restructure Local Boards
The Human Relations Commission proposes reorganizing into four new committees led by members and nonmembers to boost community participation. Ed Napier chairs housing and public services with Oscar Jones as vice. education led by Gary Riley with Joe Rangel as vice. employment and public culture chaired by Joe Trujillos and Pennington. and rights and responsibilities led by Gloria Carrillo and Gene Gaines.
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Senate Passes Highway Bill for Interstate Funding
The Senate approved an interim highway bill authorizing 1 billion dollars for immediate interstate work and sent it to the House. Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee warned states could run out of funds in spring, noting Virginia has already used supplier appropriations.
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Gray Warns Airing Watergate Files May Jeopardize FBI
L. Patrick Gray warned senators that public airing of Watergate details could dry up FBI sources. He said he preferred interviews without White House counsel John Dean present, but allowed Dean to stay for access to information. White House staff cooperated fully with the FBI inquiry and Dean helped schedule interviews.
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Expanded Medical Care Sought By Congressmen
Washington lawmakers propose a National Health Care Act of 1973 to create a state pool plan and expand Medicaid. The measure aims to provide universal access to health care, fund walk-in centers, train health manpower, reduce hospital duplications, and offer up to 250000 in benefits for individuals with high medical bills.
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Judge OKs sealing migrant camp to stop typhoid spread
In Homestead Florida a circuit judge authorized health officials to seal the South Dade Labor Camp if needed to halt typhoid. Health nurses conduct door to door checks while officials pursue a possibly contaminated well as the center of the outbreak with 47 confirmed cases and 8 percent suspected cases under observation.
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Galbraith Links Nixon Advisers to Monetary Crisis
Nobel economist John Kenneth Galbraith, at a Stockholm symposium, blamed President Nixon and his financial advisers for the ongoing world monetary crisis. He warned that unless prices and wages are coordinated, the crisis will persist and floating or fixed exchange rates may emerge as possible outcomes. He urged a concerted policy effort and said U S leaders lack real solutions.
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Tea Reemerges as Sri Lanka's Main Crop After Blight
Though Sri Lanka was once a cinnamon exporter and the second largest tea producer behind India, a shift occurred after cinnamon declined and coffee crops were added. Coffee blight in the 1880s led to tea becoming the island’s major crop again.
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