Consumer representative at State Department faces scrutiny
Joan Braden, named to a $37,800-a-year consumer representative post at the State Department, argues the job will be workable with consumer impact statements on policy. Critics say agency-only reps lack power and fear the plan is window dressing as Ford pursues consumer protection via internal agency offices. Braden meets daily with officials, handles calls from diverse voices, and recently traveled to Nairobi to study trade and development agreements affecting prices.
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Garden of Eden claim links Detroit to biblical home
Harvard researchers cite Detrait Michigan as the only place matching Eden in every detail. The St Marys River splits into four heads forming the lower Great Lakes, a pattern cited by Arthur Sanborn and cited by Harvard student Sarah Werrick with Francis Scannell commenting on climate in the era described.
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