FDA OKS Aspartame for Soft Drinks
The FDA says aspartame poses no health risk and can be used in soft drinks. It approved the sweetener for tabletop use and dry foods two years earlier, with possible late summer arrival in beverages. Research cites rat brain chemical changes from aspartame and glucose, prompting call for human studies on carbonated drinks with carbohydrates.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Congress
G.D. Searle & Co
McGraw
Richard Wurtman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Stupid law sparks reader letter on infant seats and danger
Ann Landers responds to a reader upset by Michigan Public Act 117 1981 about infant seats recounting a car crash near 55 mph where the seat caused damage but the baby remained unharmed. She credits lawmakers for the act and cautions about parental responsibility and safe guidance for preteens.
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Ann Landers
Muskegon Chronicle
Greg Hibbard
Holton
Mich
Greg
Michigan
Arlene
Teddy
Miss Landers
Lawrence Township
Ind
Heloise column tips on household hacks and organization
Readers share simple ideas to keep life orderly. Patty Meijers uses a shoe box for photo negatives and dates prints on backs for easy recall while V V P saves on electricity with a flashlight at night. Ann Norris adds teddy bear stickers to a baby car seat shield and Merie Lou Davis suggests a necklace rack built from a wooden strip with cup hooks.
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Heloise
Patty Meijers
Patty
V.V.P
Ann Norris
Merie Lou Davis
P.O
San Antonio
Texas
Celebration of the Needlearts at Cazenovia Gothic Cottage
The CNY Embroiderers Guild presents A Celebration of the Needlearts from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Gothic Cottage on Albany Street in Cazenovia, highlighting exhibitions and demonstrations for visitors.
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Needlearts
Albany Street
Cazenovia
Dan Donvito
Wildwood Golf Pro
Village of
North Syracuse
Roberts School
Andrew Jackson
Hermitage
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
White Library
Paine Library
Dragonopoly
Soule
Mundy
Batts
Beauchamp
Petit
Hazard
Tish Martin
Bafflehead Lane
Liverpool
Gini Armstrong
Mattie St
Auburn
Liverpool-Baldwinsville
Bifflenaad Lane
Green Lakes State Park
Hellers caught in their own Catch-22 divorce dispute
Shirley Heller accuses Joseph Heller of cruelty and financial deception in a high profile divorce. She details withheld assets, large book contracts, and years of marriage spent in struggle, while urging fair settlement amid public scrutiny. The couple faces a July trial date as the case unfolds.
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Joseph Heller
Shirley Heller
Joe
IRS
East Hampton
New York
St. Croix
Hellers
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