Coalition urges dropping rule on bone in meat products
A national consumer coalition led by the Community Nutrition Institute asked Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz to drop an interim rule allowing mechanically deboned bone fragments in processed meats. Critics cite lack of public review and concerns over microbiological hazards. the petition cites eight signatories including CNI and Consumers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer Coalition
Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Ellen Haas
Community Nutrition Institute
Ers
Butz
Ms. Haas
Agriculture Department
CNN
Virginia Knauer
Ford
Consumers Affairs
Maryland
CNI
Consumer Federation of America
Consumer Affairs Committee of Americans For Democratic Action
Consumers Union
The
National Consumers Congress
Public Citizen
Virginia Citizens’ Consumers Council
Greenpeace Crew Seeks Whaling Confrontation Off Hawaii
Thirty Greenpeace volunteers sail from Honolulu aboard James Bay to confront Japanese whalers near French Frigate Shoals. The coast guard reports Kyokuyo Maru No 3 and seven chasers operating about 50 miles northwest of Honolulu. Greenpeace seeks to halt whaling, citing Russia and Japan as major players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Yuen
Honolulu
UPI
Greenpeace
Save
Hunter
Coast Guard
French Frigate Shoals
National Marine Fisheries
Hawaiian
James Bay
Honolulu Harbor
Vancouver
B.C
San Francisco
Greenpace
Cadet Lawsuit Hearing Planned by Army at West Point
West Point cadet Paul G. Williamson seeks a federal court injunction to stop an August disciplinary hearing after an honor code acquittal. Williamson contends the internal review panel lacks authority and he was denied due process and counsel. The case contrasts with prior cheating suits tied to the academy scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Horn
Providence
R.1
UPI
Army
West Point
Paul G. Williamson
Westerly
U.S Military Academy
Williamson
Faerber
Sidney Berry
Prepaid Health Plan Study Reveals Same Old Woes
Senate investigators flag fraud risk in prepaid health plans noting cases in California where individuals joined for mistaken reasons such as Bible readings or petitions to impeach Ronald Reagan. Sen. Sam Nunn cites organized crime links and abuses under the fee-for-service approach and urges caution before broader HMO like reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
California
Ronald Reagan
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Senate Investigations
Nunn
Senate Finance
Suspect Questions Fair Trial In Chowchilla Kidnap Case
Frederick Newhall Woods 24, last of three Chowchilla kidnapping suspects, doubts a fair trial in the rural town. He spoke from a Bellingham jail cell after being apprehended in Vancouver and admitted traveling with a phony passport but claimed to use his true name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Chowchilla
San Francisco Chronicle
Frederick Newhall Woods
Livermore
the Chronicle
Bellingham
Wash
Vancouver
Canada
Woods
The
Chronicle
James Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Richard
Perfume and Cologne Used to Clean Telephones
A notice describes wiping telephones with cologne to disinfect with alcohol serving as antiseptic and perfume providing a refined scent.
Obituary: John R. Naugle 65 at Sandpoint Marina
John R. Naugle 65 died at the Sandpoint Marina dock on July 27. Born October 2, 1910 he was a real estate broker who lived in California before moving to Sandpoint. Survived by son John Naugle of Colton, California, and many friends. Memorial services set for Moon Chapel Saturday July 31 at 10:00 a.m. with Chuck Wigton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Naugle
Sandpoint Marina Dock
California
Sandpoint
John Naugle
Colton
Moon Chapel
Chuck Wigton
Roving Folk Beliefs On Lip and Lip Features
A brief note records popular superstition linking upper lip itching with a tall kiss from a stranger and lower lip itching with a kiss from someone short. The adage reflects village folklore and daily chatter about fortunes in love.
Court Fight Over Laetrile Use In Cancer Treatment
The FDA argues laetrile is unsafe and ineffective while cancer patients push for the right to use the drug. The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments on the Aug 15 1975 district court ruling allowing Glenn Rutherford to import and use laetrile. The panel will decide if patient access should be allowed despite federal ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Lamb
Santa FE
N.M
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Luther Bohanon
Oklahma City
Glenn L. Rutherford
United States
Rutherford
Buchanan
Mexico
Canada
Germany
Japan
Howard Phillips
Phillips
Bohanan
Bohanon
Window Breakings by Vandals Hit Sandpoint Area
Sandpoint police investigated vandalism after juveniles reportedly played near railroad cars by Motel 8. About 16 windows in multiple commercial buildings facing the tracks were found broken including Ziggy's Building Supply and Murphy's Law Shop. No entry signs. Damages under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint City
Ziggy
Ziggy’s
Murphy’s Law Shop
Sixth Avenue
Church Street
Dows
Loman’s
Mobil
Russell Oliver
Quality Auto Body
Melody Muffler
Co-Op Grain Elevator
Co-Op Retail
Big Pink Trading Company
Oldtown resident reports two thefts including canoe theft
Randy Gumner of Oldtown says an unknown person unlocked his garage and took about 100 in clothing and a baby basket. Verle Whysong of Spokane reports a 16 foot homemade canoe stolen from his Priest River cabin. the green canoe valued at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldtown
Randy Gumner
Verle Whysong
Spokane
Priest River
Notice to clear title for 1957 Ford pickup
Legal notice directs title clearance on a 1957 Ford ton pickup with serial number F10K7R23978. Recipient: Mark Maloch, Rt 1 Box 460F, Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Dates listed: July 28 29 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Maloch
Sandpoint
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Hunter
Russia
Ben
Hanks Gas
Academy
William Faerber
Newport
Dan Robinson
Commi
Chateau
Seafood
Louisiana
Ponderay
John. R.naugle
Schnider
Bonner County
the People
Cliff Schnider
Kiebert
Senate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!