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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1978

Page

6

Unpatriotic poundage idea links health and energy

University of Illinois researchers Bruce Hannon and Tim Loman estimate Americans hold about 0.3 billion pounds of excess body weight. They say shedding this fat would conserve energy equal to four major cities yearly, potentially aligning personal health with national patriotism.

University of Illinois Bruce Hannon Tim Loman American Journal of Public Health Boston Chicago San Francisco Washington

Anti-inflation plan draws business concern

AP reports that Carter's anti-inflation plan raises worries among business leaders who say restraints should begin at home. They contend large federal deficits drive inflation, noting deficits near 40 to 51.1 billion dollars in recent years while the White House touts a tight fiscal approach. Al Cox Jr. of Merrill Lynch criticizes political moves as mere gestures. Ellmore Patterson of Morgan Guaranty addresses executives about the administration’s approach.

John Cunniff New York Carter White House Albert Cox, Jr Merrill Lynch Economics Washington

Government pledges and inflation debate in new terms

Side Glances critiques on government sacrifice for public demands and argues fiscal and monetary action must back any solution to inflation. Miller supports a balanced budget with full employment while regulators and the Fed face blame for money supply and mismanagement. The piece notes business opposition to regulation and claims on car and home costs. It then shifts to a science note explaining color as electromagnetic light seen through prism dispersion.

Federal Reserve William Miller Fed National Association of Manufacturers

Today in History September 26 1978 Highlights

Today in history notes events from 1777 Philadelphia occupation to 1950 Seoul recapture and 1907 New Zealand dominion status. Mentions George Ball resignation, Laker Airways fares, and birthdays Julie London and Gov. Robert Ray. Thought by Cicero and Leonardo da Vinci death noted.

Associated Press New Zealand Philadelphia Holy Alliance Russia Austria Prussia U.S. Federal Trade Commission Hinderburg Woodrow Wilson United Nations Seoul George Ball U.S Hubert Humphrey U.S. House and Ways Committee Soviet Union Britain Laker Airways London New York Julie London Robert Ray Iowa Cicero

Five Digit Zip Expansion Aims At Efficiency

Editorial notes the Postal Service plans a five year expansion to seven five digit codes, phasing in longer zip codes and new sorting machines to handle nine digit codes. It expects eight clerks to replace twenty, slashing labor costs and holding postage increases, while acknowledging public resentment over more numbers and impersonality, yet promising faster mail delivery with unique codes for every block.

Postal Service

Chemophobia truce between Monsanto and EDF explored

In a rare shift, Monsanto and the Environmental Defense Fund discuss a joint ad campaign after nearly a year of hostile relations. A single ad is tested in multiple cities as both sides weigh further talks while Monsanto delays some TV commercials.

Washington NEA Monsanto Co Environmental Defense Fund EDF New York Monsanto

Drug industry shell game sparks contempt vote in Congress

Secret documents reveal widespread deception by the drug industry. Health Secretary Califano resists release of material while Rep. Moss pivots to hold him in contempt. Evidence shows big firms outsource manufacture, brand and price higher, masking true makers. Parke-Davis Cord Laboratories Rexall Wyeth Mylan cited. calls for clearer labeling and limits on man-in-the-plant practices.

Jack Anderson Washington Carter Congress Health, Education and Welfare Joseph Califano House John Moss D-Calif Califano Parke-Davis John D. Copanos Copanos arke-Davis Cord Laboratories Food and Drug Administration Food and Drug Tutag Geneva Generics Cord Rexall Drug Co Rexall Carnegie Laboratories Carnegie Wyeth Mylan Laboratories Food and Drug Agency Howie Kurtz Repuless

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