Supreme Court to reconsider Peanut Butter labeling case
The Supreme Court will review whether the FDA can require jars labeled Peanut Butter to contain at least 90 percent peanuts. The plaintiffs contest the 87 percent threshold, arguing the 3 percent difference is crucial.
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Lights On In Eaton Estates January First
North Eaton trustees sign a ten year contract with Ohio Edison to install 87 mercury lamps in Eaton Estates with switch on January 1. Property owners will bear the lighting costs while customers of Skippy Peanut Butter and Peter Pan Peanut Butter firms challenge the ruling before the Supreme Court over peanut content in the case.
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Eye exams in Milan offer free amblyopia screening
Milan residents will host a free amblyopia screening for three to five year olds on October 17 from 10 am to 4 pm and October 18 from 1 pm to 4 pm at the town hall. Jaycees sponsor the program, aiming to detect the leading cause of partial blindness in children.
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NASA adopts metric system for publications
NASA plans to switch to the metric system using centimeters grams and liters. It aims to make metric the primary expression of measurements, becoming the first federal agency to do so. Congress ordered a study due by next August on impacts for consumers and the economy.
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Wellington school notes on parent teacher conferences
Wellington High School invites parents of students with academic difficulties to meet teachers to discuss progress. Principal Stephen Schumm says only 5 to 10 percent have contacted the school. Conferences may be arranged via the principal. each teacher has a daily conference period plus after school.
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Boosters Boost Uniform Drive With Bake Sales and Gear Sales
Spencer Black River Band Boosters continue raising funds for new Pirate marching band uniforms. A bake and rummage sale runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Sullivan fire station, with hundreds of clothing items housewares and toys. A baked goods sale follows at 10 a.m. at Farmers Savings Bank on the square. The group sells Black River sweat shirts in child and adult sizes. Shirts can be ordered by Mrs Kermit Billman or Mrs Wilbert Geiss or at home football games alongside Black River Athletic Boosters selling Pirate bleacher seat cushions. A $1 000 gift for the band will be presented Sunday by the Worden Motorcycle Club of Akron at Worden's Sportsman's Park during the motorcycle races near SR 224 two miles east of Homerville with presentation about 3 p.m. Boosters meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school music room.
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70 Good Year for French Wine
Paris reports a favorable blend of sun rain and wind makes 1970 a strong year for French wine. Experts say red burgundies could be century class while White Burgundy is abundant and good. Bordeaux vintners note a better and more abundant vintage than 1969.
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