The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, September 22, 1976, Image 10

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    ">age 10 THE BATTALION
■ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1976
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Testing shows safety questionable
BINGO FDA bans Red 4 food dye
Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The Food
and Drug Administration today
banned the artificial colors used to
make maraschino cherries red and
jelly beans and licorice black, saying
their safety is questionable.
Laboratory tests with dogs
suggest that food dye called Red
No. 4 may cause urinary bladder
polyps and atrophy of the adrenal
glands, the FDA said. Further
more, there is no reliable testing
method to assure that the color car
bon black does not contain a
cancer-causing byproduct, the
agency said.
The FDA announced it also will
ban 10 other color additives, ap
proved for use only in cosmetics, in
30 days. It will also permanently
approve 20 other colors for use only
in external drugs and cosmetics by
the year’s end and give industry
more time to conduct further safety
testing of 52 other colors, three of
them in food.
Richard Ronk, who heads the
FDA’s color additives division, said
the carbon black ban signals an end
to black jelly beans and licorice.
It was unclear whether the Red
No. 4 ban would spell the same fate
for red maraschino cherries or
whether another additive can be
used.
The color does not influence the
flavor of cherries, which also are
marketed in green and in their
natural yellow color after process
ing.
Three years ago, the Giant Food
retail chain began marketing maras
chino cherries without artificial col
oring in its 110 stores in Virginia,
Maryland and Washington, D.C.
But “they have not been a wildly
popular product,” store officials say.
“People always think cherries
should be red, and yellow ones just
don’t register. They’re looking for
something red to put on grapefruit
or in whiskey sours,’’ said Janet
Tenney, assistant to Giant’s vice
president for consumer programs.
Under the FDA order, Red No. 4
is banned for use in foods and drugs
taken internally, but can still be
used safely in cosmetics and exter
nally applied drugs.
Carbon black is banned for use in
candies, drugs and cosmetics such
as eye shadow and mascara.
FDA said there is a ‘lad;
adequate chemical specificalimj
for the color and no adequiJ
method to test for the presence J
low levels of a manufacturingiJ
products called extractable polynj
lear aromatics, some of which 4
known carcinogens.
The announcement followstJ
FDA’s ban last February ofRedy
2, which until last year was tliesj
tion’s most widely used artificjj
color in foods, drugs and costnelinf
Red No. 40, another color ilmI
has been eyed by industry as apt!
sible substitute for Red No. 2, isJ
self under suspicion but $ti
daily approved for use. Canadai|
lows the use of Red No. 21
Red No. 40.
Names in the news
Compiled by BILL EPPERS
Nostalgia returns
with 12; dinners
Joe Sena rolled back time 142
years when he hired 25 extra
waitresses and began selling
full-course dinners for 12 cents.
In 3% hours the restaurant had
served 1,500 meals. Hungry bar
gain hunters ordered from a bill
of fare duplicated from the menu
at Delmonico’s Restaurant when
that fashionable New York eatery
was founded in 1834.
“I just wanted to do something
crazy once in my life. This is it,”
Sena said of the evening, which
he estimated costed him $6,000.
The program, which will also
be shown throughout Europe,
will be the first co-production in
volving U.S. television and the
official state broadcasting organi
zation of Romania.
The gymnast received an un
precedented seven perfect 10-
point scores and won three gold,
one silver and a bronze medal at
the Montreal Olympics.
Ash, 57, said Tuesday he will
be paid $225,000 a year and has
bought 300,000 shares of com
mon stock from the company at
$9 a share. This will make him
one of the largest individual
shareholders.
Child recognized
as Hendrix's son
No objections
to investigations
Torme, wife await
custody decision
Singer Mel Torme and his En
glish wife, actress Janette Scott,
will let a Los Angeles court de
cide a custody battle over their
two children.
This agreement was reached
Tuesday after legal arguments be
fore a High Court judge in Lon
don and out-of-court negotia
tions.
Sen. Edward
M. Kennedy,
(D-Mass.), says
he doesn’t ob
ject to reopen
ing the investi-
■ _ gation into the
assassination of
his brother, the
y B| late President
John F. Ken-
Kennedy nedy
Last week the House of Repre
sentatives formed a special com
mittee to investigate the Ken
nedy and Martin Luther King
assassinations.
An appeals court in Sweden
has upheld a lower court ruling
that a six-year-old Swedish boy
was fathered by Jimi Hendrix,
the late American rock music
star.
The ruling, which was handed
down Tuesday, is not binding in
the United States.
A suit filed Monday aiieges||
MGM has been unjustly en
riched and has invaded!
Williams’s privacy by usinj
scenes from several ofherfilaisjj|
"That’s Entertainment”
“That's Entertainment PartII.
The clips used in the two films j
were from pictures made wM
Williams was under contracll.
MGM for a weekly salary lk||
started at $75 and ended flyeais
later at $200.
D-i-v-o-r-c-e hits
Tammy Wynette
Comaneci to do
Wilson s special
Roy Ash to head
Addressograph
Tammy Wynette has filed suit
for divorce from her fourth hus
band, John Michael Tomlin, to
whom she was married July 18.
The divorce suit, filed in Cir
cuit Court Tuesday, alleged that
Tomlin, a Nashville real estate
executive, has “been guilty of
such cruel and inhuman treat
ment as to render further cohabi
tation unsafe and improper.
Korchnoi fears
Soviet violence
Viktor Korchnoi, Soviet I
grandmaster, who is nowlivin 0 ..
exile in the West, saidluesdail
that Soviet violence will not keep
him out of the world chess chat |
pionships.
At his first news conference|
since defecting early last m
Korchnoi said he feared violence!
by Soviet authorities.
Corbett breaks
Comedian Flip Wilson will be
joined by Olympic gold-medalist
Nadia Comaneci, Romanian
gymnast, in a one hour television
i special to be shown Thursday,
NyJNov. 18, on CBS.
Roy L. Ash, who was U.S.
budget director from 1972
through 1974 has been named
board chairman and chief execu
tive officer of Addressograph-
Multigraph Corp.
Esther Williams, movie swim
star, wants to dunk Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer for $1 million
plus a share of the profits from
two recent movies that used clips
from her old films.
record, wrists
Billy Corbett says he brokea
record 5,800 bricks in Anchor
age, Alaska during a karate dem
onstration for charity and cracked
his wrists in the process. He says
he’s out of a job, out ofmoneyand
“disgusted” because nobody
seems to care.
Only four kids watched the
105-minute demonstration
was held recently under g. ,
drizzly skies to raise money to
help fight muscular dystrophy.
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ONION RINGS
Back
to School
with Sonic.
Sonic is having a back to school sale:
buy a regular hamburger of your choice, french
fries and a 20<^ soft drink for only $1.00 — with
this coupon.
Offer good Monday — Thursday at the Sonic
Drive-Ins listed below.
Drive in to Sonic today and let us serve you a
real hamburger — with "the speed of sound".
Sonic brought the drive-in back to town. The
food will bring you back to Sonic.
lie back to school special
Regular hamburger/20<t soft drink/french fries
ONE OOMiillt
(WITH THIS COUPON
Monday—Tuesday—Wednesday—Thursday only
REGULAR SI.35 VALUE /OFFER GOOD THRU SEPTEMBER 30. 1976,
Redeemable at Sonic Drive-Ins in Bryan, College Station, Harker Heights, Killeen, Temple and Waco only.
BRYAN/914 S. Texas Ave.
COLLEGE STATION/104 East University
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Drive