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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1997

Page

3

Regulation Marks Start of Federal Organic Standards

The USDA proposed rules to define organic foods for the first time, aiming to clarify labeling and consumer expectations. Critics warn rules may allow irradiation, genetic engineering, and sewage sludge. Public comment will shape final rules due in 1998.

Washington Agriculture Dan Glickman Agriculture Department Ken Cook Environmental Working Group Glickman Cook

Clinton Open to Talks as Iran Seeks Dialogue

President Clinton said he would welcome honest talks with Iran if Tehran agrees to address U S concerns about terrorism, Middle East violence, and weapons programs. Iran’s President Khatami expressed desire for dialogue with the American people, though government to government talks remain uncertain amid Iran's clergy opposition and domestic tensions.

Washington Clinton Iran Tehran U.S Middle East Mohammad Khatami United States Khatami Satan

Americans see aliens as more intelligent than humans

A Marist Institute poll finds 60 percent believe intelligent life exists on other planets, with 47 percent rating extraterrestrial life as more intelligent than humans. Age divides emerge, favoring younger adults. 86 percent view galactic neighbors as friendly, while 10 percent deem space spending excessive. Scientific optimism rides a wave of tech growth.

Washington Earth Paul Horowitz Harvard Marist Institute For Public Opinion Horowitz Space Brian Welch National Aeronautics and Space Administration Space Com Marist Louis Friedman Planetary Society

U S troops to get anthrax inoculations

Defense Secretary William Cohen ordered about 1.5 million service members to receive anthrax vaccines amid fears of biological warfare. The plan spans 18 months with six shots, booster each year, and aims to protect troops pending global threats and recent militant attacks.

Washington William Cohen Cohen U.S Saudi Arabia Iraq North Area Pentagon Saddam Hussein United Nations Russia Food and Drug Administration

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