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...American consumer has never been better protected," the Agriculture Department retorted last week. In addition, Agriculture spokesmen say, Nader's study "purposely deals in certain specific problem areas which are not typical either of the conditions that exist in the department or the food industry...
...House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills was more severely critical than ever before. "The economic policies of this Administration are failing," he told an audience in Ogden, Utah. "I agree with neither the conclusions reached by the economic spokesmen of the Administration nor the medicine that they are proposing." Then, in general form, Mills prescribed his own remedy: some controls on wages and prices, plus a ceiling on federal spending. Mills would also reduce income taxes primarily for people in low-income brackets and restore investment tax credits (of an undisclosed amount) to stimulate businessmen's sluggish spending...
...Company spokesmen are eager to note that G.E. is not "fleeing the city." They prefer to see the move as part of a "longterm evolving plan" for realigning company facilities. As part of the plan, G.E. will continue to occupy its 50-story office building in midtown Manhattan, turning it into the headquarters for international operations...
...restrictions give ammunition to Catholic educators who would like to see the church get out of secular education altogether and concentrate on quality religious instruction. Indeed, many parochial schools ultimately may subside into a variety of Sunday schools, akin to those of Protestant churches. But many other Catholic spokesmen are not yet willing to concede defeat. They plan to shift their efforts to support of other parochiaid formulas that are still largely untested in the courts...
Administration spokesmen have already carried the President's case for marketplace medicine to Congress. Last week, Nixon himself made a plea to the nation's doctors. Addressing the American Medical Association's 120th annual convention at Atlantic City, N.J., Nixon described his plan as a "partnership that would build on the strength of the present health care system," and urged physicians to support...