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...health claims. The FDA plans to set forth revised labeling rules next year. "Once these regulations are out," says John Cady, president of the National Food Processors Association, "industry will know clearly what the FDA expects and will certainly comply." Cady charges that Kessler's current "hunt-and-peck approach" of | targeting big companies is largely an effort to shine up the FDA's tarnished image...
...some experts doubt that most U.S. workers will ever fully accept pay- for-performance plans in their present form. "There has to be an acceptance of a downside risk, and that seems to be the stumbling block," says Charles Peck, a senior research associate at the New York City-based Conference Board. "This is true of everybody -- executives too. People want money or more money. They don't want less...
...says Edward Peck, a former U.S. diplomat who served in Iraq, "is not the worst thing that Saddam Hussein can imagine." Even if he loses? Maybe. If he has to give up most or all of Kuwait anyway, why not fight first? His status in the Arab world might actually rise. After all, he would be expected to lose a fight with a superpower, but he might well gain respect for standing up to the U.S. hard and long. In both the U.S. State Department and the Middle East, experts note apprehensively that Egyptian Presidents Gamal Abdel Nasser...
Sharon E. Peck, a writer and Cambridge resident, had her own ideas about how to attain peace...
...Love is the answer," Peck said. "I think it's going to take some pretty powerful loving attitudes. People have to walk up to him [Saddam] with love [and] then there will be no choice for him [but] to turn around. I feel like I could walk up to him with a look of love," she said...