Kansas City Favored To Host Democrats Charter Conference
The Democrats consider Kansas City as the leading site for the Charter Conference planned for December 1974. Other bids include Salt Lake City Niagara Falls Boston Atlantic City St. Louis Greensboro Washington D C and the contest remains unsettled as Niagara Falls and Salt Lake City push stronger bids while organizers seek a venue with 5000 to 10000 hotel rooms and a large hall.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Duke University
Democratic National Committee
Charter Commission
Kansas City
Labor Secretary Brennan Confronts Gun Carrying Admission
Labor Secretary Peter J. Brennan acknowledged at a Labor Department ceremony that he does not currently carry a gun and invites frisking. Earlier aides had disclosed he sometimes carried a pearl handled revolver even after becoming secretary, though he did not confirm never carrying a weapon.
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Washington
UPI
Peter J. Brennan
Labor Department
New York Building Trades Union
Food labels urged to warn of unlabeled ingredients
Washington group of consumer activists and 31 members of Congress press the FDA to require a new warning on food labels. The proposed label would read Unlabeled ingredients contained in this product to alert consumers about undisclosed contents. LABEL Inc. founder Art Koch notes the Supreme Court declined to hear the case leaving FDA limited to current labeling rules.
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UPI
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
FDA
Consumers Union
Label Inc
LABEL
Supreme Court
Art Koch
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al Shepherd
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