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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1977

Page

6

Stratton returns nickels to donors over lobbying concerns

Rep. Sam Stratton of New York is sending more than 200 nickels back to constituents under the franking privilege. He attaches a letter calling it an improper way to lobby for legislation as he opposes campaign by Consumers Watch backing a federal consumer protection agency.

Washington (Ap Sam Stratton D-N.y Alleany-area Stratlan Congres Watch Consumer Protection Agency

Federal agencies push warnings on cigarettes estrogen and foods

The FTC asks Congress for a new cigarette pack warning and stricter labels. The FDA requires estrogen users receive a brochure warning of cancer risks and proposes language in plain terms. FDA also sets rules on low calorie claims limiting calories per serving and per gram with July 1 1979 start.

Food and Drug Administration FDA Congress FIC

Army recruit Quezada to serve 30 days in Tucson station

Army Pvt. Peter Queza da, a Tucson High graduate, is assigned to the Tucson Central Recruiting Station for 30 days as a recruiter aide after completing basic training at Fort Dix. He will be stationed in Korea after the Tucson assignment. In another note, Border Patrol recruit Richard Sandoval of Tucson is set for Yuma after academy graduation in Texas and Hollis Kembel becomes president of the local YMCA Men's Club.

Army Peter Quezada Tucson Tucson Central W. Congress St Quezada Ft. Dix N.J Korea

First Male Lead Elected President of Tucson Toastmasters

Milton A. Kornman was elected president of the Tucson Toastmistress Club becoming its first male leader. The club now accepts male members and moves forward under Kornman’s guidance.

Milton A. Kornman Tucson

Club Wins Honor At Kiwanis International Convention

The Sunshine Kiwanis Club of Tucson is cited among three Kiwanis clubs for excellence in community service by the Kiwanis International Committee on Achievement at the 62nd annual Kiwanis convention.

Sunshine Kiwanis Club of Tucson Kiwanis Clubs Kiwanis International Committee On Kiwanis International

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