Harvard experts urge upgrading cereals and monitoring ads
Harvard nutrition adviser Jean Mayer told the Senate Commerce Committee that many breakfast cereals could be nutritionally upgraded and their advertising should be overseen by health experts. Cornell’s Michael Latham argued cereals offer less value than bread and other staples. Mayer and Latham urged improvement without naming brands, as part of continued cereal nutrition hearings.
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UPI
Harvard
Jean Mayer
White House
Michael C. Latham
Cornell University
Latham
Mayer
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate approves sprawling budget bill despite Nixon veto threat
The Senate passed an $18 billion appropriations package for Housing and Urban Development Space Agency Veterans Administration and independent offices despite Nixon signaling a veto. Education and urban rural spending rose but overall increase trimmed to $541 million with large allocations to VA and NASA and substantial earmarks.
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UPI
Senate
Nixon
Departments of Housing and Urban Development
Space Agency
Veterans Administration
Wall Street firms see improving market and savings rise
UPI reports A.F. Hutton and Spear and Staff note a steady market with shrinking short seller profits and growing upside potential. They predict cooler Middle East tensions and a better Cambodian outlook will boost consumer saving and buying, while housing starts and car demand rebound and federal grants surge.
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Middle East
Spear and Staff
Cactus Apartments Decor Plans Lead to Polka Dot Walls
In Tombstone Mrs. Roy Hartman and her husband overheard a bachelor tenant describe his preferred decor and then decorated the Cactus Apartments accordingly with polka dots and pink elephants. Now another bachelor seeks to move in and wants walls adorned with dancing harem girl paintings.
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Tombstone
UPI
Roy Hartman
Cactus Apartments
Hartmans
Arizona Education Funds Grow by 36 Million
Federal funds for education in Arizona will total about 36.33 million dollars for fiscal 1970 71 officials said Tuesday. The state received 34 063 356 last year. A House Senate conference committee earlier voted to allocate an additional 3 million to Arizona from the House figure of 33 33 million.
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Washington
UPI
Arizona
House
Senate
Birth Announcements From Baptist and Good Samaritan Hospitals
A list of births with parent names and addresses from Baptist Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital. Notable entries include AYABA and Artie announcing a boy on July 16 at Carefree, and POKORSKI Arnold and Charlotte welcoming a girl on July 19 at 525 N. 76th St. Also listed are BISHOP Paul and Monica with a boy on July 22, and HARRIS Brett and Deborah with a boy on July 23 among others.
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Baptist Hospital
Ayaba
Charles
Artie
P.O. Box
Carefree
Pokorski
Arnold
Charlotte
N. ‘76Th St
Bishop
Paul
Monica
E. Garfield
M-13
Allen
Harold
Bong Yae
E. Lafayette
Harris
Brett
Deborah
E. Cholla
Kurtz
John and
Mary
E. Monterey
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cowen
Ronald
Billie Jean
E. Thomas
Thomas
George
Janet
45Th Place
Ruth
Walter
Sheila
E. Palm Lane
Smith
Jimmy
Beverly
N. 76Th St
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Best Buy
Key of
Kentucky
Sone
Rors
Surf Rider Sa
Big Boy
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H.p
Morisanto
Waterite
U.S
Eas
Newbury Park
Yucca Valley
Palm Springs
Thrifty
Marsel
Orlon
Pittsburgh
Drs
Save Pye
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Rt Camphophenique
Leme el LY
Hazel
Brown & Haley
Almond
Almond, Roca
Deriss
Hasboro
Maga
Medstrom
B. Woods
Aloha
Welias
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