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Show 6A DESJKtT NVS, MARmDUKE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1976 by Anderson & teeming hriBjfS CsrtBf r I BA proposes warning label Is prelude to aerosol ba - WASHINGTON The (AP) Food and Drag Administration fcxiay proposed requiring warning : asthma and all prescription drug sprays would be exempt from the present labeling action, pending labels or most aerosol cans containing fluorocarbons, as a prelude to ban in the future. The proposal would affect primarily spray deodorants, hair sprays, colognes and fragrances. The spray cans would have to carry the legend: Wanting, Contains a chlorofluorocarbon that may harm the public health and environment by reducing ozone in the upper atmosphere. Meanwhile, the Consumer Product Safety Commission on Monday took the first step to ban fluorocarbon aerosols, saying they present an unreasonable risk of injury to consumers. The FDA claims it has regulatory jurisdiction over about 80 percent of the fluorocarbon sprays on the U.S. market, or about one billion cans a year at the present sales volume. The FDA said drag sprays for bronchial and review of whether alternative gas propellants are suitable for those products. Im happy its finally decided, Gordon C. Gilroy, president of Summit Packaging Systems Inc. of Manchester, N.H., said today. His firm makes about 10 percent of the aerosol valves in tne American market. The aerosol spray industry will be able to resume growth, Gilroy said, because the American consumer will know that any can in the market place does not contain flurocarbons. Public comments on the prop osed warning labels will be for the next 60 days The purpose of this warning is to encourage self-r- e , craint by consumers in purcb ..sing aerosol products contacting chlorof-luorocarbo- r..d to encourage them to wvx alternative prosr.d FDA Cmmissioner ducts, Alexander M. Schmidt. WASHINGTON - professor whose accent and scholarly demeanor invite comparisons with Henry Kissinger. There is r j indication that Carter has made up his mind, but professor Zbigniew Brzezinski of Columbia University is regarded by Carter associates as a possible candidate for the post of National Security Co.ncil chief. It was from that power base that Kissinger became the dominant figure in U.S. foreign policy during the Nixon years even before he became secretary of state in 1973. pA State Department source said Brzezinski expressed interest in the NSC job while on a visit to I$rael several months ago. Reached by telephone Monday, Brzezinski declined comment on his relationship with Carter except to say that the news media had exaggerated hjs influence on the president-elect- s campaign. ; As for his future plans, he said, This is not the time lor Interviews. i Carter apparently was impressed by Brzezinskis cor-su.n- -- ac-io- This action is unique and should represent ths first of a worldwide series i actions by all nations to limit the release of ohlnrofluorocaroons into the atmosphere. Given the long-ternature of the hazard, the way m which wo are going about the and warning labels on phase-caerorjls will be to the consumers m?imuiv. benefit, Schmidt said. ut spokeswoman for the Aerosol Education Bureau in New York, an industry organization opposed to any ban, said that we regret the haste with which these agencies are acting. She noted that a government report earlier this year said that selective regulation of fluorocarbon use almost certainly would be needed but that a final decision probably could wait for up to two years pending more study. Carter f i 2Vb H.P. Hope said here Monday at a news conference that he had played golf with Ford a week and a half ago. Meanwhile, a political newsletter in Los Angeles said Ford had discussed building a Palm Springs home widi an architectural firm on Nv. 11. Ail WAJli aiavB Joe Scott, editor of The Political Animal, said his publication will report in its Nov. 26 issue that MacDonald Beckett, president of Welton-Becke- tt Associates, had discussed building a home for Ford in Rancho Mirage adjacent to the Thunderbird golf course. Closed Nov. 25 Thanksgiving Day EOMI . Beckett refused to confirm or deny the report, and there was no immediate comment from Ford. 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Carters press secretary, Jody Powell, said Monday night the meetings were requested by Carter to make contact with the people on the Hill, giving them a chance to get to know the incoming president. Powell said earlier that Carter wanted to talk ; with the foreign affairs panels to advance his plans for a bipartisan foreign policy in which Congress would play a greater role. After their meeting, Ford and Carter walked on the lawn and Ford told reporters the transition is Working smoothly. p.s V in bonds. The latest crisis arose Friday when the Court of Appeals, the state's highest tribunal, held that an important part of the last years fiscal package that saved the city from default a moratorium on repayment of $1.6 billion in short-ternotes was unconstitutional. Ail ZCJVtl Stores Close Comedian Bob Hope ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) says President Ford will move from the White House to Palm Springs, Calif. I heard it from a source inside the White House and confirmed it with another source in Southern California, Scott said. He did not name his sources. CCtU Uvjf m Eurekas Largest Canister Gmtinaed from A-- ! Washingtons rush hour traffic to a standstill. 1 At the Capitol, Carter began a long series of conferences with Senate and House committee chairmen and members of the foreign affairs committees in both houses. Spokesmen tor some of the legislators he planned to see said they were ufcsure what was being discussed. . Carter spent 75 minutes with Ford on Monday ajtd said afterwards: There cannot have been a better demonstration of unity and friendship and goodwill than has been shown to me by President Ford since the election. ;i The transition will be one which will be conducive to peace in our own nation and peace abound the world, he said after the Oval Office conference. ! Carter is staying at Blair House, the govemmeiit guest house across Pennsylvania Avenue from the WJiite House. i At the Capitol on Monday there was some mystery about what Carter planned to discuss at meetings be requested with House and Senate committee chairmen, the House International Relations Committee, the Senate Foreign Relations imittee and with GOP congress le The congressmen are among those whose art Carter will need if he hopes to assure success us legislative program. A Democratic staff member said there was no agenda for the session with House committee chairmen, but that Carter probably would discuss government reorganization, foreign policy and economic problems. pea Uo coj1 sa afHI aavicSIatci be on schedule in its effort to balance its federal budget by 1378. The short-terloans are designed to give the city time to do that without adding to its woes. The secretary said a scheduled loan to New York would take place as planned in December and he praised New Yorks adherence to the strict fiscal plan. Hope says Ford will live on Coast efforts. three-year-perio- Simon, speaking to reporters after seeing Carter, said they reviewed the impact of last weeks court decision invalidating the citys moratorium on payment of $1 billion in debt. said you could taka one friendV Simon said of loans to New York granting short-terCity early this year. The loans, over a are a key part of a fiscal plan designed tc prevent the citys financial collapse. On Sunday, Mayor Abraham Beame ruled out new city taxes and heavier layoffs in the face of New Yorks new crisis, caused by a court ruling that the noon. "I are on target, Yorks repayment Theyve done everything the plan called for in the last year and a half and I think they are going to remain on target. The federal government began ct We talked about everything, about moving out there. Hes going to move out there you know, move to Palm Springs, said Hope, who was in Rochester for a nightclub performance. foreign policy insights offered during the political campaign. lie hao announced publicly he wants Brzezinski in hs administration. Kissinger and Brzezinski have much in common. Kissinger was born in Germany, Brzezinski in Poland, and both retain the accents of their European heritage. Both did graduate work at Harvard University and attracted attention through their work there and through frequent contributions to. scholarly journals. Brzezinski is 48, just three years older than Kissinger was when he joined Nixons inner circle in 1969. But from their public statements, both Carter and Brzezinski believe that the flamboyant Kissinger approach to diplomacy should be replaced by a more conventional style. Peak They New m A top job for professor? WASHINGTON (AP) Of Jimmy Carters many e one virtually assured of a foreign policy adviserr top job in the new administration is a university (AP) Treasury William Simon says the short-terfederal loans which have been helping New York stay afloat will continue. The citys financial problems were the major item discussed by Simon and Fresidetit-eieJimmy Carter during their one-homeeting Monday afterSecretary Our goal is to reduce use of chlorofluorocarbr is n in aerosols by voluntary until such aerosols are phased out he by mandatory regulatior, said A aid won't stop . 'll .1 I ! I. ml imi So! Lake Oqden logon 753G610, Brigham CHy 374-173- 1, 'i.ii.inl i 321-666- 6, , , , V 9 , 399-4395- 723-855- 3, . |
