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This week in Washington, D.C., the A.M.A. is holding a national meeting, where doctors, nutritionists and Government watchdogs are threshing out the practical details of labeling with representatives of the food-processing industry. The aim: to work out the best way to organize and expedite both sodium labeling and reduction...
Before being appointed to his job last year, Hayes, 48, was for eight years director of a hypertension clinic in Hershey, Pa. There he observed the baneful effects of salt and learned to his frustration that patients ordered by their doctors to go on low-salt diets were unable to...
Hayes has already outlined Government goals in a major antisodium crusade. Complying with President Reagan's policy against excess Government regulation, he has chosen a "voluntary" approach. Though he has made progress by mixing persuasion and pressure, he threatens "to do something mandatory" if food makers do not cooperate...
Hayes' chief ally in the fight for labeling, Tennessee Congressman Albert Gore, is unimpressed by these achievements. Gore thinks the voluntary approach is "almost certainly doomed to failure." What is needed, he believes, is a bill to require labeling under law. Along with Iowa Representative Neal Smith, he has...
The prosecution painted a profile of a "mad-dog killer" with a Manichaean personality: intelligent, literate and talented, but also a pathological liar, frustrated dreamer and contemptuous failure. Andrew Hayes, 16, who was among the many witnesses who implied that the defendant was a homosexual, testified that he had been...