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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1977

Page

6

FDA reviews food additives as exposure rises nationwide

FDA Acting Commissioner Sherwin Gardner announced a far reaching review of preservatives colors flavors and incidental substances in packaging. The effort aims to reassure public health by removing harmful additives and may begin in April with profiles and regulatory status updates within 18 months. Senator Nelson cited rising intake and broader approvals than any nation, while critics urged firmer oversight.

Michael J. Conlon Washington UPD Food and Drug Administration Today FDA Sherwin Gardner Gaylord Nelson Wisconsin Democrat Nelson United States Sidney Wolfe Ralph Nader Bureau of Foods Wolfe Gardner

Ice Jam Builds Upstream of Weiser on Snake River

Sheriff Jim Johnston reports an ice jam extending about 10 miles upstream from Farewell Bend and within six miles of Weiser on the Snake River west of Weiser Idaho He doubts it will cause floods like December 1972 but warns the buildup continues and could threaten nearby areas.

Weiser, Idaho UPI Jim Johnston Snake River Weiser Johnston Farewell Bend

Man Dies After Power Shutoff in Mansfield

Eugene Kuhn a 74 year old man in Mansfield died after Ohio Edison turned off his electricity for an $18.38 six month debt. Police found Kuhn’s home at nine degrees and freezing conditions. Kuhn had received multiple notices and was hospitalized for a stroke before returning home. Colum bia Gas reported eight past due notices and four in person calls. a service man found him too ill to acknowledge a gas shutoff on Dec 27.

Mansfield Ohio UPS Ohio Edison Co Eugene Kuhn Earl Carey Ohio Edison Kuhn Carey Westinghouse Lee Grabill Columbia Gas Co Columbia Grabill

Group Seeks To Oust BPA Head From Northwest Civic Groups

More than 100 regional citizen groups in four Northwest states urge President-elect Carter and Interior secretary designate Cecil Andrus to remove Bonneville Power Administration head Donald Hodel. They call for a more public-spirited, conservation-minded leadership. Andrus's spokesman says the letter had not been received.

Hodel Pacific Northwest

Idaho Road Report Warns of Icy Snow Hazards Across State

Idaho road conditions show black ice and snow making travel dangerous. The bulletin lists icy spots and broken snow floors on routes including US 95 Marsing to Whitebird Hill, SH 55 Boise to New Meadows, I 90 Lookout Pass to Fourth of July Canyon, US 12 Orofino to Lolo Pass, and more from Boise to Wyoming border with multiple highways affected.

Boise UPI Idaho State Departments of Transportation and Law Enforcement U. S. 95 Marsing Whitebird Hill Lewiston Hill Moscow Bonners Ferry New Meadows U. S Canyon Lookout Pass Orofino Lolo Pass Lowman Caldwell Utah Line Fairfield Idaho Falls U. S. 93 Shoshone Lost Trail Pass Raft

Andrus Heads to Washington for Interior Secretary Hearings

Governor Cecil D. Andrus flies to Washington for transition briefings and Senate confirmation hearings on his Interior Secretary appointment. He plans to stay through Carter's inauguration or possibly longer and return to Boise around January 22 if confirmed.

Boise UPI Cecil D. Andrus Washington, D. C Andrus Jimmy Carter Idaho Senate

Andrus budget proposal draws fire over school funding

Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus unveiled fiscal year 1978 plans amid criticism that teacher raises are not reaching classrooms. Education leaders say enrollment growth and special education drive staff increases, while general fund requests exceed Andrus offers.

Boise Cecil D. Andrus Andrus Idaho Truby Board of Education Milton Small

Interim steps to shield sheep and fish in Challis Unit

Idaho BLM officials say interim protections may begin for bighorn sheep and anadromous fish in the Challis Planning Unit while the final environmental impact statement is updated. The final draft grazing plan has been released but awaits new soil and vegetation data to refine potential impacts and determine needed interim actions.

Boise UPS Challis Idaho Bureau of Land Management William L. Mathews Mathews Idaho Fish and Game Department

Church Introduces Bill To Bar Potato Futures Trading

Senator Frank Church of Idaho announced plans to introduce legislation prohibiting potato futures trading on commodity exchanges. He criticized the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for expanding the Idaho contract into a broader western contract, saying neighboring states lack potato quantity and quality controls. Church noted Idaho's dominant share of Russel Burbank potatoes and urged action citing past futures market misuse.

Boise UPI Frank Church Idaho Commodity Exchange Commodity Futures Trading Commission Church Russel-Burbank Commission

France protests US criticism over Abu Daoud release

Paris summoned the US ambassador to protest Washington remarks on the Paris court freeing Abu Daoud, the Munich massacre mastermind. France condemned the State Department statement as an inadmissible evaluation of French justice, warning of strained ties before Carter's inauguration.

Roland Tyrrell Paris UPI France United States Washington Abu-Daoud Foreign Ministry d‘Affaires Samuel Gammon State Department Abu Daoud U.S Jacques de Follin Jimmy Carter John Trattner Daoud Paris Court Trattner Daoud Ree Bonn Jerusalem Idaoud Algiers Mordechai Gazil Ter ‘Rance Michel Poniatowski

Times Misses Deadline as Union Strike Blocks Article

The Times did not publish after printing union members refused to print a piece alleging union sabotage and censorship. Editor William Rees-Mogg blamed the National Graphical Association for blocking the author’s point, referencing a report tied to David Astor and Index on Censorship.

London UPI Times William Rees- Mogg National Graphical Association Observer David Astor Index

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