Sugar limit urged on breakfast cereals
Washington groups led by the Center for Science in the Public Interest urged the FDA to cap cereal sugar at 10 percent and require warning labels on higher sugar cereals. Endorsed by AS preventive dentistry, APHA, Consumer Federation, and others, the move targets parental control over children's sugar intake amid claims of links to tooth decay.
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FDA
Center For Science In the Public Interest
American Society For Preventive Dentistry
American Public Health Association
Consumer Federation of America
National Welfare Rights Organization
Society For Preventive Dentistry
Sugar Association
Ford criticized for silence on unemployment at urban league
At the National Urban League convention the issue of full employment was pressed as Vice President Ford was criticized for not addressing the jobless problem. Vernon E. Jordan Jr. and Donald H. McGannon urged action, urging the Nixon administration to anticipate rising unemployment and earmark funds to meet the crisis.
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UPI
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National Urban League
Vernon E. Jordan Jr
Ford
League
U.S
Jordan
Donald H. McGannon
New York
Ines
House Broadcasting Corp
Nixon
Standard gains as California oil reports big half-year profit
Standard Oil Co of California reports first half earnings up 75 percent to 3.40 a share from 1.97. Net income reaches 578 million on revenues of 8.588 billion, up from 334.5 million on 3.94 billion. Second quarter profit 1.68 a share on 4.44 billion in revenue, vs 1.07 on 2.0 billion.
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Standard Oil Co
California
Trading posts sign fair practice pact in Navajo Hopi regions
The FTC announced a consent order with 19 trading posts on the Navajo and Hopi reservations agreeing to end unfair practices. Tactics cited include credit slips usable only at the store for government checks and pawned items, underpayment on pawned goods, and reselling pawns before pawn ticket expiry.
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New Mexico
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Trading Post
Four-S Inc
Cuba
N.M
Stokies Inc
Tonolea
Ariz
Bruce M. Barnard Co
Shiprock
McGee Traders Inc
Keams Canyon
Rabbit Bros. Trading Co
Flagstaff
Kayneta
Cedar Ridge
Tuba City
Oraibi
Indian Wells
Red Lake
Lower Sunrise Trading Post
Leupp
Sunrise Ganado Trading Post
Ganado
Dilkin Trading Post
Dilkin
White Cone Trading Post
White Cone
Lower Greasewood
Boy faces death bravely as town rallies around him
In Crescent Minnesota 10-year-old Matt Heberlein, diagnosed with osteogenic sarcoma after a bike accident, endures leg amputation and cancer spread while his family and a 3,500-person community support him. He keeps riding with an artificial leg and inspires neighbors and the Kennedy family with faith and courage.
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Minn
UPI
Matthew Heberlein
Matt
Glen A. Heberlein
Minnesota
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy
White House memo altered on wiretap information use
Columnist Jack Anderson reports alterations in a 1970 White House memo given to Watergate investigators to hide that national security wiretap material could be used for political purposes. The piece cites Nixon taps from 1969 71, gaps in 64 Supreme Court surrendered tapes, and a memo showing alteration attributing authority to Haldeman rather than Butterfield.
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UPI
Jack Anderson
White House
Nixon
Anderson
Supreme Court
National Security Council
Morton Halperin
Defense
Clark Clifford
Vietnam
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
H.R. Haldeman
Jeb Magruder
Strike Called at Twin Buttes Copper Mine Near Tucson
A United Steel Workers strike çıktı at the Anamax Mining Co. operation south of Tucson as a national steering committee splits over an earlier agreement. One union, the Teamsters, accepts the package while other unions reject it. Copper workers state wide remain off the job across Arizona as talks continue with Magma Copper, ASARCO, Phelps Dodge, Inspiration Consolidated, and Cities Service deadlocked.
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Tucson
UPI
Twin Buttes
United Steel Workers
Anamax Mining Co
Anamax
Teamsters
Arizona
Magma Copper Co
San Francisco
American Smelting and Refining Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Inspiration Consolidated
Cities Service Co
ACT test offered at Scottsdale Community College
The ACT will be administered at 8 a.m. on August 10 at Scottsdale Community College for students who have not yet taken it. The test is required for all under 21 enrolling in college credit courses at SCC and many other colleges to determine academic placement. An $8 fee must be paid in the cashier's office by noon August 9.
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Donald Winkle
Liz
Butch
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Valley Bank
Arizona
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