Cosmetics face voluntary reforms amid consumer scrutiny
The Cosmetic Toiletry and Fragrance Association asks the FDA to register cosmetic makers and require ingredient lists. Lists would be confidential to officials, not public. Critics doubt disclosure helps, while supporters note allergy risks and safety needs. The industry pursues voluntary quality guidelines to preempt stricter laws.
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Washington
The
Cosmetic, Toiletry and Frangrance Association
Toilet Goods Association
Food and Drug Administration
Nordson Promotes Matthews and Appoints Two New Managers
Nordson Corp of Amherst promotes Ronald Matthews to sales office supervisor to oversee sales communications and order expediting with the home office. He previously managed Nordson in Virginia and returns to Amherst with his wife and four children at 1801 Fairview Dr Lorain. Joe A. Smith is named manager engineering services, directing standards project control and systems for the engineering department. He holds a BSME from the University of Tennessee, is a registered professional engineer, and lives with his wife and six children at 351 Georgia Ave Elyria. Tom Frye becomes chief inspector coordinating in process and final inspections. He attended Case Institute of Technology and Cleveland State University, and resides with his wife and son at 668 Tauton Berea.
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Nordson Corp
Amherst
Ronald Matthews
Matthews
Lorain County Community College
Nordson
Virginia
Fairview Dr
Lorain
Joe A. Smith
Smith
University of Ten
Nessee
Georgia Ave
Elyria
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland State University
Frye
Tauton, Berea
Purchase of two police cars urged
The Elyria City Council finance committee recommended replacing two cruisers for the Elyria Police Department. The cars were not requested by police but will free two used cruisers for the utilities department. Chair Scribner L. Fauver proposed filling service department requests with used police cars, noting if new cars are bought they should go to the police. This marks the second such allocation after the building department received a used cruiser.
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Elyria
Police Department
Utilities Department
Finance Committee
Scribner L
Kinsman Marine buys two Great Lakes carriers
The Kinsman Marine Transit Co a subsidiary of The American Ship Building Co announced the purchase of two Great Lakes bulk carriers from Republic Steel Corp The vessels the Harry L Allen and the Peter Robertson will sail under the Kinsman flag and remain named The Allen measures 6945 gross registered tons 545 feet long 58 foot beam while the Robertson is 6798 GRT 569 feet long 56 foot beam carrying about 11400 tons
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Kinsman Marine Transit Co
The
American Ship Building Co
Great Lakes
Republic Steel Corp
Harry L. Allen
Peter Robertson
Kinsman
George M. Steinbrenner III
American Ship
Allen
Robertson
Fire department appointment upheld in Lorain
Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly Wednesday upheld the appointment of William Damm as assistant Lorain fire chief. The ruling rejected claims that a candidate on the promotional list was ineligible and confirmed Damm’s selection as having the highest score from the December 3 examination.
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Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
William Damm
Lorain
Lorain Civil Service Commission
Damm
Donald E Stull
Stull
Donald McGrady
Matia proposes bills to end double taxation in Ohio
State Senator Paul R. Matia of Westlake introduces two measures in the Ohio General Assembly to prohibit double taxation by place of employment and residence in municipal income taxes and to repeal the double taxation exemption for state legislators. Currently individuals can be taxed where they live and work, but lawmakers are exempt by a prior law. In New York Brian Keith is slated to co star with Dean Martin in Something Big as a Cavalry Fort Commander whose wife is kidnapped.
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Columbus
Paul R. Matia
Westlake
Ohio General Assembly
Matia
Keith
New York
Brian Keith
Dean Martin
Oberlin airman named outstanding crew chief at Tyndall
Sgt. John C. Barlow, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene M Barlow of Oberlin Ohio, was named Outstanding Crew Chief in his unit at Tyndall AFB Florida. He led a T 33 Shooting Star fighter trainer aircraft maintenance crew and served in Thailand. A 1967 Oberlin High School graduate, he is married to Patricia daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Green of Wellington RD 1.
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John C. Barlow
Eugene M. Barlow
RD 2
Rt 20
Oberlin
Tyndall Afb
Fla
Barlow
Aerospace Defense Command
Thailand
Oberlin High School
Patricia
Gordon Green
RD 1
Wellington
Avon Lions Club Gold Rush and Camden events datebook
Avon Lions Club hosts Gold Rush in the afternoon at Tom's Country Place Kipton with a Camden Alumni banquet at 6 40 p m. A Milan Jaycees volleyball party runs 8 p m at New London Grange benefit supper supports New London Hospital 5 7 p m. Pittsfield United Church of Christ fish fry 5 9 p m. Also report of TV set thefts in Woking England where robbers stole six unusable color sets and replaced two functioning ones worth 750 dollars each.
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Woking
England
John Easterbrook
Surrey
Quest for Invisible Volkswagen Ends in Turin Ask
A quirky pursuit led to Turin where Ghia Studios drafted a sporty Halian body. Sketches were then taken across Europe to Karmann Coachworks in Osnabruck to turn the vision into a car concept.
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Volkswagen
Turin
Italy
Ghia Studios
Europe
Bes
Karmann Coachworks
Osnabruck
Ghia
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Camden
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