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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1977
Page
4
Skeptics question if FDA regulators are run by robots after a saccharin ban tied to the Delaney Clause. The Canadian ban sparked hearings as lawmakers consider pausing the limit to form a scientific panel. Some see the broader hunt for life at federal agencies and OSHA.
The piece notes Rep Andrew Jacobs Indiana proposes a saccharin sale bill with a cancer warning to poke at FDA bans. It critiques overregulation and cites 1958 Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act amendments, arguing that bureaucratic burdens irritate voters while warning against selective scrutiny of arms talks and officials like Paul Warnke.
A narrator recalls witnessing an autopsy of a young 24 year old man. Once 22 and addicted to heroin he spent two years in crime and street life. He died after using a contaminated heroin solution. the piece reflects on wasted years and a fatal end.
A recount of a murder scene autopsy and a speaker’s meditation on heroin addiction. The narrator contrasts a clinical look at the body with the harsher human costs, arguing addiction is physiological and warning about detachment from reality in trying heroin briefly. The piece stresses lost future and self-harm at a young age.
John Roche critiques Leonard Woodcock’s Hanoi visit as a misread of Communist cynicism. He compares Paris negotiations to a Salvation Army visit to the Mafia, arguing Hanoi’s regime uses talks as a weapon and would not truly yield, citing Pham Van Dong and past accords as strategic maneuvers.
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Richard L. Lesher, head of the U S Chamber, notes high costs per congressman and miscues from tax code changes to compliance woes. He cites low charity participation, OSHA woes, and EPA oddities, including noise standards and a cemetery nearby project veto.
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