Government study urges antacid ban and label changes
The FDA proposal recommends banning nine antacids and labeling changes for most products to limit claims beyond easing upset stomach. It also flags nine ingredients needing proof of effectiveness and allows two years for manufacturers to prove safety and efficacy.
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Church Supports General Price and Wage Freeze Vote
Senator Frank Church of Idaho announced support for a six month general freeze on wages and prices. He opposed selective controls and argued meat price controls unfairly singled out beef pork and lamb while broader inflation remained.
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Veto Victory for Consumer McClure Says
Washington Senator James McClure frames the Senate vote to sustain the President's veto of the Rehabilitation Act of 1972 as a win for consumers facing inflation. He cites inflation concerns and notes he will back alternative legislation with lower spending while the Senate votes 60 to 36 against overriding the veto.
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New Chalet Beauty Shoppe Opens in Clark Fork
Lorene Carr and her husband Wilbur open the Chalet Beauty Shoppe in a new chalet style building in Clark Fork on April 11. Carr holds licenses in Texas Minnesota South Dakota Idaho and has been a beautician since 1946. Wilbur Carr will work with Tifft Agency in real estate. he is a retired Air Force Master Sergeant.
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Nations Still At Expo As Common Market Pavilion Debate
Spokane UPI report notes Expo president King Cole expressed confidence that some common market nations will attend Expo 74, either separately or in a shared pavilion, despite France vetoing a single common market pavilion.
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POW Criticisms Rise From Antiwar Activist Scrutiny
Former POWs recount torture by captors and condemn antiwar activists who visited Hanoi. Navy Cmdr. John Fellowes says dissidents should be tried. Air Force Capt. William Butler, Army Spec.4 Michael Branch recount beatings and coerced statements. Paris Viet Cong spokesman calls accusations a smear. Radio Hanoi notes possible promotion ploys. In Spokane, a 3 year old man faces a first degree murder trial for a Walla Walla shooting.
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