Army Says Food OK Despite FDA Rule On Irradiated Bacon
The Army maintains irradiated canned bacon is safe for troops despite FDA orders to halt serving it. Col. Edward L. Johnson said tests before petitions showed no adverse effects, while FDA scientists cite reproductive hazards in rats. The FDA has asked for further details and reconsidered earlier bacon approvals.
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Wounded Yet Resumes Art
A Pueblo Indian artist from Taos, New Mexico, Private First Class Mike Narania, wounded by a Viet Cong grenade in 1967, returns to sculpture from a Denver Army hospital. He creates Western scenes with Indians and ponies, relying on a felt sense of correctness and dedication despite his injuries.
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