Grumman loan used for Yule bonuses under scrutiny
Pentagon lawyer said government loans to Grumman may have funded Christmas bonuses for workers. The $54 million advances at 6.75% were discretionary, with Navy aware of bonuses, while lawmakers question legality under 1980 Defense Production Act limits. Grumman seeks $475 million extra above bid. Navy seeks to enforce contract terms amid potential default risk.
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Odrinex Plan Promises Safe Fat Loss Tablets
An old advertisement touts Odrinex tiny tablets as a fat loss aid with claims of no dangerous drugs and easy swallowing. It promotes a 24 year track record and offers test size at 3.25 and economy size at 35.25 with a money back guarantee.
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Senator seeks nutrition standards for food additives
Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin introduces a bill to require federal nutrition standards, independent testing of additives, and proof of benefits before use. He cites 3,000 chemicals in processing, rising additive use, and calls for curbs on synthetic chemicals amid WHO and FAO concerns.
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Arkansas Lawmaker Seeks Reconsideration On ERA Support
In Little Rock state Rep. Jack Phillips Ozark asked state Rep. Paul Van Dalsem Monday to remove him from the list of lawmakers who signed a pledge to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Phillips said his wife supported his change and that voting for the bill would upset his wife at home. Neither chamber has yet considered the amendment.
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HEW drives to find hypertension victims nationwide
HEW launched a program to locate about 11 million Americans with high blood pressure who are unaware of their condition. Secretary Richardson outlined a plan tied to a $10 million annual appropriation to fund screening, follow up treatment, and community based efforts with private citizens and health professionals.
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