Collier urges backing Prop 1 to curb taxes
Collier, chairman of the Senate finance committee, argues for Proposition 1 on the November ballot to limit state tax take. He says government spending has grown from 15 percent to 45 percent of personal income since 1930 and that citizens work five months yearly to fund government. He frames the measure as prudent, not a disruption of institutions, and notes historical term origins from National Geographic.
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Senate Finance Committee
Why not require a parenthood license
A University of Maryland psychology professor proposes a government program to license parenthood as birth control advances. The piece critiques licensing fears, notes pilots and others are licensed, and imagines penalties if standards fail, including a “Breeders Lose Licenses” idea. It also suggests other areas like aging might warrant licenses.
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Parenthood
Roger W. McIntire
Psychology Today
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United Press
AMA lauds FDA ruling on cosmetic ingredient labels
The AMA welcomes the FDA order requiring cosmetics makers to list all ingredients, minus trade secrets. Dr. Naomi M. Kanof says labeling helps doctors identify allergies and aids patients in avoiding allergens, while experts urge uniform naming and a comprehensive cosmetics dictionary to ensure public understanding.
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American Medical’ Association
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Food and Drug Administration
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Joseph ‘B.' Jerome
Chicago
Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association, Inc
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