Scientists Reevaluate Renegade Cyclamate Ban
Washington report notes a blue ribbon panel tentatively found over 20 new feeding studies do not show cyclamate causes cancer birth defects or genetic damage. One scientist remains doubtful, urging more research while others back drafting a March FDA report. Abbott calls the panel findings gratifying as FDA weighs reapproval amid mixed past studies and soaring cyclamate use.
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Washington
J. Bernard Weinstein
Columbia University
Food and Drug Administration
Abbott Laboratories
FDA
Abbott
Richard Wasperson
Michael Sveda
University of Ilinois
Photographers defend Nessie shots against museum doubts
American researchers led by Robert Rines report Loch Ness photographs showing a neck head and two appendages. London scientists from the Natural History Museum say the images do not prove a large living animal. Rines and Sir Peter Scott defend the study and claim the photos deserve scientific inquiry.
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London
Natural History Museum
Robert Rines
Boston Academy of Applied Science
Rines
Loch Ness
United States
Gordon Sheals
Chris McGowan
Royal Ontario Museum
Department of
George Zug
Smithsonian Institution
Division of Reptiles and
Work May Curtail Ford's Holiday
President Ford may cut short his Christmas skiing vacation in Colorado due to unsettled tax cut and spending differences with Congress. aides say he will stay in Vail from December 23 to 29 if the final tax bill awaits approval and veto risk. Congress may override, while Ford plans a White House Christmas ball inviting all Senators and Representatives on December 17.
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Washington
Ford
Colorado
Congress
White House
Vail
Colo
Senate
House
Kansas State Wheat Output Second-Best on Record
Kansas produced 350.9 million bushels of wheat in 1975, second only to 1973's 384.9 million. The crop set a state yield of 29 bushels per acre, above 1974 but below 1973, with 12.1 million acres harvested this year. Moisture issues, mosaic disease, and late rains affected yields. pastures were scarce. Other grains: barley 1.925 million bushels, rye 315,000 bushels, with oats down due to wet planting conditions.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Reporting Service
New Jersey Teamsters linked to Hoffa case face grand jury
Stephen Andretta and brothers Thomas Briguglio and Gabriel Briguglio linked to Teamsters Local 1560 in Union City face questions about Hoffa disappearance. Officials note new leads from FBI and grand jury activity while denying imminent indictments.
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Detroit
Stephen Andittta
New Jersey
Teamsters
James Ree
Stephen Andretta
Teamasters
Thomas
Salvatore Briguglio
Briguglio
Gabriel
Provenzano
Union City
N.J
Hoffa
Union
Andretta Brothers
Brigugno Brothers
U.S
Ralph Guy
FBI
Guy
Newark
Richard Gregorie
U.S. Organized Crime Strike Force
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New Orleans
Raleigh
N.C
Medlin
Lewisburg
CBS News
Hotta
Briguglio Brothers
Thomas Andretta
Associated Press
United Airlines To Shut Down On Christmas Eve
United Airlines cancels all scheduled flights through Christmas Eve after talks with the International Association of Machinists collapsed. Federally mediated discussions failed. about 19,000 IAM members employed by United are affected and charter flights are scrubbed through Jan. 1.
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United Airlines
Washington
International Association of Machinists
United
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