Consumers face fake filet experiment in food labs
Industry bets shoppers will shun ersatz foods like a 69 cent filet mignon stand in for real beef. Experts describe creating odor and flavor profiles for cheap, protein rich substitutes, while warning texture and packaging reveal the truth and affect acceptance.
Food science fails to woo public taste for synthetic flavors
W A Siebenthaler Sr. president Elwood Richardson business manager Frank R Myers publisher general manager discuss non alcoholic champagne flavors and fear of additives. Beatrice Trum Hunter predicts synthetic colors may be banned within a decade. Experts note cultural eating habits and indigenious flavors shape acceptance of substitutes.
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Beatrice Trum Hunter
Hunter
United States
Jack Rubin
Monsanto Flavor- Essence, Inc
Flavor and Fragrance
Crompton & Knowles
America
Letter to the Editor Responding to a Teen-ager
A retired teacher and parent responds to Shannon Hayes’s July 1 letter defending teens. The writer praises respectful youth while urging mutual respect between teens and adults and urges teens to keep courage and self respect. Mrs Marjorie Colyer signs from Bavarian Drive.
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Shannon Hayes
Shannon
Ellen Goodman
Tom Hansen
Boulder
Colo
Marjorie Colyer
Alaska Oil for Japan Proposal Draws Political Support
President Carter may permit North Slope crude to ship directly to Japan in exchange for Persian Gulf oil, bypassing current limits. Advocates argue exports would ease West Coast oil gluts, reduce Middle East reliance, and save transportation costs, while strengthening Pacific Rim ties and national energy strategy.
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Alaska
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Congress
United States
Pacific Coast
California
Robert Morriss
San Diego Gas & Electric
Long range fix for youth unemployment urged by NAB
Marianne Means quotes a Carter era plan urging private firms to hire and train 475,000 youths aged 18 to 24. The National Alliance for Businessmen aims to persuade businesses to recruit with government funded training, offering a bargain safer than salaries, while authors urge faith driven moral urging.
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National Alliance For Businessmen
NAB
Marianne
Canal Woes End Warren County System at Lebanon
Middletown diary recounts July 10 1882 floods that breached the Warren County Canal embankment at Lebanon terminus, destroying bridges and gas works and clearing a path of wreckage along Dayton Pike. The piece traces the canal’s 1830 charter, funding, locks, and its decline after railroads, noting failures at Shaker Run and eventual sale in 1856.
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Lebanon
Dayton Pike
North Fork
Cincinnati
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Miami Erie
Middletown
Alog
Doty
Broadway
Mulberry Street
Muddy Creek
Turtle Creek
Dayton
Dick's Creek
Shaker Run
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