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Show 'sEfv ? ?yt "".IV,', (1 f rr 'W'vfHre .. W W The Salt Lake Trihunt'. Thursday, March I I 16, 1978 Head of Common Cause, Sen. Jackson Clash Over Closed Meeting on Energy WASHINGTON (APi The head of Common Cause and Ron. Henry M. Jat'kst'ii dashed in ail angry exchange Wednesday over whether private congressional negotiations on President Carter's energy bill should be open to the press and public. David Cohen, president of the public interest group, protested that top House Senate energy conferees were meeting behind dosed doors to work out u compromise on the natural gas pricing part of the president's energy and plan. Cohen joined a group of reporters stationed outside the dosed meeting room near the House chamber. When head of the Senate Jackson. conferees, prepared to enter the room. demanded to know why the meeting was dosed Barred by Itules Cohen I'm naming my side and I don't need Common Cause to talk about morality," Jackson retorted in a raised voice. Cohen told Jackson that private sessions ot conference committees are barred by congressional rules unless certain procedures are followed Hut Jackson said, "This is not a couterence, sir." "That is exactly what it is, conference." Cohen replied m elfect a "That's what you think." Jackson said He turned on his heels and entered the room, saying, 'I don't need these moralists going around ." Jackson did not complete the sentence. No Public Sessions participate m a dosed meeting with Senate negotiators. The Senate has a similar rule, although it requires just a vote of Senate conferees and not by the full Senate. There have been no public sessions ot the energy conference committee since House rules require a vote by the full Indore Christmas, despite numerous House Indore House conferees con closed-doo- r sessions. . . to I Nt'WS M Sponsors Change Six Ads By Kandopph E. 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The BBB had suggested that the ads did not make it clear that the toys have to be purchased sep: Kenner arately. SREGI1U SREG1AI! SREGImO , Guard Power Double Luck Brand, Cut Complete Nourishment gLEn SePI? 03EGFJ HJEIZCOS Pump Antiperspirant despite disagreeing with the challenge from BBB. The ads had claimed a person can apply twice as much Ban Basic and not get the same results as with Right Guard. BBB said twice the normal amount cannot 'te retained under the ahm and tends to run 6ff. Gillette said it had tests which disprove this, but said it was discontinuing the ads anyway. Marketing reasons were also cited in discontinuing ads for Mr. Coffee eoffeemaker which stated a user could save up to 50 percent on coffee use. BBB had questioned whether tests supporting this took into account varying kinds of coffee and differing tastes. 40 Pound Bag Plastic Gallon Effective Liquid Bleach E)g) r re- sponded that the ads were aimed at adults who would understand this, not at small children. Gillette also discontinued advertising Tor Right No. 303 Cans Ad- termed marketing ..2iD BBQDCnO'O'DgKO - vertising was changedor discontinued in six cases last month after being questioned by the Nation at Council of Better Business Bureaus. Claims were found to be substantiated in seven other cases which it investigated, the BBB reported. Several of the advertisements were dropped for what the companies P(I makers The of Rapco Foam Insulation dropped money-savin- g claims from their advertising jiending completion of tests. The firm originally based the claims on user testimonials. but BBB ehal lenged this saying such claims needed scientific testing to back them up. Rapiierswitl Corp., said it will voluntarily comply with the BBB standards. BBB also asked Singleton Packing Corp for substantiation that it is Americas largest seafood processor. The firm replied that the ads were being dropped. Advertising which felt was substan tiated after investigation included claims tor Dris-ta- n Nasal Mist, Caloric Automatic Pilotless Gas Ranges, Gulf Cruisemas-te- r BBB MF batteries, Ken-L-at ion Tender Chunks, Vcndom e h y p o allergenic jewelry, Mik asa Rubber Covered Basketballs and Miracle-Gro plant food EARTH SCIENCE The an PANS NOTE nual yearbook of the U.S Geological Survey has published and is being offered to the lx-e- SOBSSS PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 16th, 17th & 18H, 1$78 CLNTRAL S.L.C. 1329 South SCO East 702 3rd Ave. rw M EAST S L.C, 2950 East 3300 South 1706 East 1300 South 1567 East Stratford Ac ' WEST S.L.C. 1430 Indiana Avenue SSSS35SK3KSEIS1S3 SOUTH S.L.C. FARMINGTON MT. PLEASANT 3065 Imperial St. 310 East 3300 South 2690 Highland Drive 601 Cast 2100 South 3960 So. Highland Dr. 75 East State Street 30 West Mam GRANGER OGDEN EPHRAIM 68 East 200 South MORONI 4122 South 4000 West 9u6 20th Street HELPER 167 South Mam Street 5 North Main Struct RIVERTON 1 795 West 12600 South ROOSEVELT The yearbook consists the annual report of the agency's activities and a series of perspectives. of SAUNA 93 North State TOOELE 34 So Mam WOODS CROSS HUNTINGTON 215 North Main public. 1348 South 800 West The 1977 yearbook sells a copy and can for be obtained from the I'SGS Branch ; ot Dis- tribution. 1200 S. Eads St Arlington, Vu., 22202 , |
