Recall of Green Beans Probes Botulism Risk in FDA Action
Washington reports renewed criticism of federal food safety after Stokely Van Camp recalls over 15 000 cans of finest French style sliced green beans amid evidence of botulism in a hospitalized child. FDA warned Florida households and urged testing of stock with production code SB 72 E213D from August 1 1970 in Scottsville Michigan.
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Washington
Florida Democrat
Food and Drug Administration
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
FDA
Florida
William Cleveland Jr
William III
Pensacola
Stokely-Van Camp
Indianapolis
David McVey
Scottsville
Mich
McVey
Irish Guerrilla Attacks Cause Soldier Death and Injuries
In Belfast and along the border Irish Republican Army guerrillas attacked eight British customs posts and a British army post. One soldier, a cook for the Scots Guards, was killed while making lunch. Eight civilians, including children, were injured as their house collapsed in the Springfield Road district.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Scots Guards
Springfield Road
IRA
Irish Republic
Republic
Killeen
Tullydonnell
County Armagh
Annamartin
Aghalene
County Fermanagh
Fatham
Carr
Finaghy
TRA
Antrim Road
Supreme Court Nominees Reported Holdings Details
Senate Judiciary Committee disclosed net assets for Supreme Court nominee Lewis F. Powell Jr and William Rehnquist. Powell lists 30 holdings including 8462 Sperry & Hutchinson shares worth 318284, plus bonds and trusts. Rehnquist reports 12950 in assets, farmland and a McLean home, with wife and son also holding stocks. ADA to oppose Rehnquist. Powell's broader record under review as S&H case looms.
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Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Senate Committee
Powell
Richmond, Va
Nixon
U.S. Atty
William H. Rehnquist
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rehnquist
Justice Department
ADA
Sperry & Hutchinson
Federal Trade Commission
S&h
Connoco Exploration Ltd
Virginia
McLean
Cedaredge
Colo
Arizona
Golden Gifts Lose Or Win In Stolkin Wolfson Case
American financier Ralph Stolkin sues Patricia Wolfson in London's High Court for more than a half million dollars in jewelry and gifts he says were given with marriage intent. Wolfson, ex-wife of David Wolfson and once linked to the Aga Khan, is accused of keeping Cartier bracelets and watches as Stolkin testifies he bought gifts as Christmas presents and sometimes to curry hotel favors.
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London
Cartier
High Court
Ralph Stolkin
Aga Khan
Stolkin
Patricia
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