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Show Dennis llie Menace ' Hank Ketciiam ju ; Making Food Filth Levels Public Stirs FDA Furor By H. Joost Polak O 50 New house News Writer yjXA 5 - WASHINGTON Food and Drug Administration officials e are cranking up s of revision and tightening their standards for filth in foods and arguing over whether to make those standards public. Present siandaids include v'.c. tolerances as one pellet of rat droppings per pint of wheat and eight maggots per one pound, foounce measure of fresh blueberries. Both those figures officially are secret, as are the FDAs "action levels for mold in tomato paste, insect fragments in spices and another full-scal- nv - r$ Si1 -5- -'.'5. that information, says a former FDA inspector. But Bureau of Foods officials argue instead that the consumer has a right to know exactly what u m his or more types of filth tn specific foods. Now the agencys Buieau of Foods is reviewing those standards many of them 20 to 30 years old and battling what one official called an uptight bureaucracy to get them made public. The agencys traditional position has been that releasing' food. If consumers are properly informed, I think they can W. Thomas this, accept Brown, the bureau's d. rector of compliance, said m an "Theyre living m a such would ii.iomie'ion disturb consumers and lower confidence in the wholesome-nes- s of while food, at the die.un w 01 Id if they think their lut'd is absolutely pure this is not utopia standards ir, FDAs "green book either is pressing liird foi telease of the action levels at which his inspectors step m to demand either a voluntary ecall or actu- inch-thic- k It--S would "shoot for the action level instead of zero if we told hem what it was. "After a while they can figure out our guidelines by ally seize contaminated foodstuffs, says he is ootimistic that these levels will eventually be primed." Hi also rejects the argu - 1 h . . A 7 rpteiBfeer 3, 1971 the Yi selves," he said. Tnere s no reason not to tell them. some of the "Maybe iiidusti themselves don't want tins published. It might take some of the heat off us and make them explain to consumers why thir products have a certain level of filth. (Copyright) which ment that industry does the know not otncdUy who Brown, Friday, same time telling food processors how much filth they col Id send through without being stopped by FDA's inspects. "The are a little bit cautious about releasing i Boj loud sure never know he goes to the seme church I do!" ! 4 U.S. Aides Gel Quiz, I ' Lie Test in ISews Leak W ASHLXUTON (AP) FBI agents put lie detector tests to four State Department officials in trying to track down the source of a news leak, informants said Thursday. The four, not identified, were said to hae agreed voluntarily to take the tests and to have passed them. The State Department declined comment on any specifics of tlie investigation, which involved a July 23 New York Tunes account concerning the Arms U S Soviet Strategic Limitation TalksJSALT). Department - (LPI) i FORM investigations reg. 4.00 2.49 interest f 4 The Stale Department spokesman said "no disciplinary action has been taken against any of the persons but declined to questioned. he detectors say whether i THIRD FLOOR BRAS The Times stoty by William Beecher said U.S. negotiations had proposed to the Soviets a mutual halt in construction of SALT LAKE 'GLORIE" WIG CITY AN INSTANT missiles talks marine-base- d Details of the SJT have been a closely A GlRDLfcS Mail and phone orders filled, add 40c postage '9'2 sub and land-base- d & kept secret The State Departmet said at the time that the Times story involved a most unfortunate breach of security and violation of our understanding with the Soviet Un.on that neither will discuss these talks while It said they are in progress. an inquiry w as under w ay into the alleged security violation. 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