Million too many new rail passes may be axed by Railpax
Washington reports that lifetime passes for extra rail privilege, long enjoyed by about 965,000 retirees and families plus 3,000 employees and kin, face elimination or severe cutbacks as Railpax plans a $100 million first-year loss reduction. A decision is expected soon with potential moves to honor only business passes and charge dependents for coach seating after November 1, 1971.
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Senators threaten to cut Railpax subsidy
UPI reports angry senators threaten to withhold Railpax federal subsidy if the government backed National Passenger Train Corp restores service in Arkansas Wyoming Montana and nearby states. Railpax warns a $340 million aid would exhaust quickly if routes run at a loss. Senate leaders call Railpax network 784 trains a loss and urge withdrawal of funds if service isn t restored by May 1.
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FDA chief flags deceptive OTC drug ads
Washington UPI Charles Kawards, FDA commissioner, called much nonprescription drug advertising atrocious for deception. He said enforcement will not be hard line against all OTC ads, noting scant evidence of drug efficacy and labeling issues as the main problem. He plans to meet with Miles W. Kirkpatrick of the Federal Tree Commission to coordinate action against deceptive ads.
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Chemical food additives linked to genetic damage study says danger lasts generations
Senate hearing hears experts from National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences Basel Children s Research Center and Rockefeller Institute warn 100 common chemicals in foods drugs pesticides may cause mutations. They cite sodium nitrite DES in cattle feed as risky and say harms could affect up to 40 generations.
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