MSG Brain Threat Seen in Food Additive
New York reports monosodium glutamate, a common flavor enhancer, may cause brain damage in laboratory animals when given in infant dosages. Dr. John Olney of St. Louis warns baby food use could be dangerous without further study. MSG is linked to headaches and a sensation of pressure in the head.
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Tunney criticizes Murphy plan on legal aid veto rule
Rep John Tunney D California charges the Murphy amendment to an antipoverty bill would let governors veto any legal aid program funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity and could eliminate southern legal services that aid African Americans. He cites Governor Ronald Reagan and California Rural Legal Assistance as examples.
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Diabetics hoard banned cyclamate sweeteners in Detroit
Detroit area diabetics rush to stockpile cyclamate sweeteners ahead of a ban set to take effect in the new year. Fayza Beverage president Morton Feigenson cites demand of 40 to 50 cases per caller. Vernors and Fayga plan new artificial beverages, but diabetics may still be unable to drink them due to sugar and cyclamate restrictions.
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TV networks cut political ad charges pressure on hearings
Washington two more TV networks announced rate cuts for political ads as a Senate commerce subcommittee ended hearings on a bill to require larger discounts. Metromedia plans 50 percent cuts on five stations in New York San Francisco Washington Kansas City and Los Angeles, while Westinghouse cuts 25 percent retroactive to Oct. 1 on five stations in Baltimore Pittsburgh Boston Philadelphia and San Francisco. NBC and ABC had already announced up to 60 percent reductions, amid hearings led by Chairman Pastore who cited industry volunteerism not enough. Rep Ogden Reid and Rep Charles Vonik questioned industry capacity and uniform discounts amid rising campaign spending and uneven rate practices.
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Thief Steals Ring From Home During Bath Time
Carol B. Bergman reports a burglar entered her residence on Market Lane while she bathed and stole a 41 500 diamond ring from the dresser top. Police were notified of the theft.
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