Cattlemen Oppose White House Meatless Food Day Menu
Washington AP reports cattlemen led by Wray Finney of the American National Cattlemen's Association criticized President Carter’s April 21 White House Food Day menu for omitting animal protein. Finney urged a meat portion, saying a meatless menu could harm cattle industry and endorsement trust. Food Day director Michael Jacobson noted strong reactions and suggested including nutrients.
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Rosalynn Carter chairs mental health commission meeting
First Lady Rosalynn Carter serves as honorary chairwoman of the President's Commission on Mental Health during a three hour Federal Building session with 20 members. She emphasized drafting preliminary recommendations by September 1 for potential legislation, as the commission reviews funding, staffing and community programs ahead of an April 1, 1978 final report.
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Caffeine Linked to Problem Pregnancies Says University Study
A University of Illinois study notes caffeine exposure may affect embryos and offspring. Experiments with chickens and hamsters show higher caffeine correlates with increased embryo death and altered sperm. a survey of Mormon women links high coffee intake to miscarriages or fetal loss, though researchers caution on broader conclusions.
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Cabinet cuts oil portraits for color photos in White House records
President Carter orders Cabinet portraits switch from oil to color photos to save money. Photos will record succession for about 600 each, replacing former 6000 to 12000 oil portraits. Deputy press secretary says pictures will be very large and more appropriate now.
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Parents push for better nutrition in school meals
A group representing the National Food Action Committee urged Agriculture Secretary Carol Foreman to raise nutritional standards in U S school meals and curb sugar and salt. The petitions bearing 2300 names call for more fresh food, adequate lunch time, and limits on snacks, signaling a push ahead of Food Day events.
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