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...invisible chemicals remain in the meat, endangering the final consumer, man. Some, like nitrite and nitrate preservatives, can be poisonous under certain conditions. Others, like the artificial hormone diethylstilbestrol, are suspected of causing cancer when consumed in large doses (see MEDICINE). To safeguard the public, the report urges that alt meat inspection be removed from the Agriculture Department and put under a tough new public-health agency...
...major burden of increased medical costs would fall on U.S. employers, large and small, who would be required to provide alt employees with a health-insurance plan that includes hospitalization and major-medical, maternity and pediatric benefits, plus catastrophic-illness coverage to the tune of $50,000 a year. The program would cost employers at least $2.5 billion a year-and the Government at least $2 billion, since their outlays would be taxdeductible. Employees would be required to pay 25% of the cost. Such a system would cover 150 million Americans, including 10 million working poor who now have...
Finally, Mr. President, permit me to suggest that you consider meeting, on an individual and conversational basis, with members of your Cabinet. Perhaps through such conversations we can gain greater insight into the problems confronting us alt, and most important, into the solutions of these problems...
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...stars to thin air. The Russians are practicing in Mexico, the French team is going through its paces in the Pyrenees and the West Germans are heading for a training camp in Flagstaff, Ariz. It appears that there is little to worry about. Last week at Echo Summit, Calif, (alt. 7,377 ft.), where U.S. hopefuls battled it out in the final Olympic trials, track and field men put on a startling display of record breaking...