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The Columbian from Vancouver, Washington • 24

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The Columbiani
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Vancouver, Washington
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24
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Tuesday 14 1971 Vcinciwvtr Will 24 Tte COLUMBIAN 1 Your money's worth The 4 4 decline worries investors By CHET CURRIER AP Bueiaeu Writer NEW YORK (AP) Stock pricei tumbled today amid concern over the (lumping dollar and (ears of an economic slowdown Trading was fairly active The dollar declined against leading foreign currencies for the second day in a row Analysts noted uneasiness over reports that the United States and West Germany had failed to agree on a strategy designed to stabilize the dollar There was also some apparent concern over forecuts that the government's index of leading economic indicators which hu risen for six consecutive months might soon begin to decline The index is designed to signal the likely future course of economic activity By SYLVIA PORTER Depending on the number of flavorings you choose to Include there are a towering compounds that today qualify food additives Against this monstrous statistical background obviously no cinch to decide which are safe which might be dangerous and which are questionable In fact Swell may fed that yon need a in chemistry Just to pronounce (let alone fully evaluate) the chemical names increasingly listed on food labels To help you achieve a better under- Mutual funds Closing New York stocks AcM 144 MM 1JI11 11 MS jww wsjp MUU mm tSSTm JTXSf 'ESm MS- MS RS-1S Dow Jones averages SMB Ntf A A 11011 in ns in NtW OWQ FXXMn biHlMri aa JWM bp IM sab MncUktai BM Aa Acn 74 MW ILL AW Iw (17 ILL Min SKILL A IE MS IT) AbMOl 107 ILL UpM 1044 ILL An Ml (81(47 An OpC 477 Ell Wtfn MJ717M MnM 'illtS lift danger us not all are safe Some should Jbe avoided others you not wetry about" You few be startled to leert about fee extent to which food additives play aroie in the average American Set Baul Hopper gram director of stzftegic and technical planning and resource management at General Foods Corp for instance rtports feat dir yearly diet contains nearly MO pfends of additives! About 101 pound come hem sucrose (ordinary Sigar) 19 pounds from salt from Mxtroso commonly is corn syrup These three sub-alone account for OS per cent of fee additives we consume' Next comi about SO subetancee -used reguhrty in fee household as well as factory: baking soda mustard citric acidj pepper etc The final US per cent of our intake coma from the remaining 1900 additives moat of whkfi are flavors Os fee safety of such everyday substances as salt ind sugar Hopper and Jacobson differ These major additives have been usd for centuries to enhance the task and to keep quality of foods Hooper stresses Jacobson agrees but adds that while safe In small amounts these eubetancee become dangerous when we eat pounds of them each year Both salt (sodium ctatoride) end sugar (sucrose) are prilled in blue on the chart The poster ia available for $175 a copy from CSP1 Box 1099 Washington DC 20010 Bulk rates riv be reouested One pointjacobiou omitted from ha poster was the increasing addition of chemicals to our food because of tie ever-mounting variety and year-nund abundance of convenience and fabricated foods (frosen- cut cleaned premixed minutely packaged) These foods demand chemical! in farming and food processing fertilisers and pesticides on the farm end preservatives and flavor enhancers in processing and packaging factories Can it be that the time-saving advantages so deeply appreciated by all the millions of us who buy convenience foods have offsets we've never even suspected? tending of the chemical additives in your diet the Center for Science in fee Public Interest a nonprofit public interest group hai just published a brightly colored poster titled "(feemlcarCuisine" It's Ux24 inches lists about 50 major food additives Those fee group views ss are printed in green la blue: aa "questionable" in yellow Each additive ia defined according to how why and in what products it is used 1 Calcium (or sodium) propionate for instance ii liated in green as safe The aubetance "prevents mold growth on taead and rolls" the poster explains calcium Is a beneficial mineral the propionate ia ufe Sodium propionate is used in pies and cakes became calcium alters the action of chemical leavening agents" Branlnated vegetable oil or BVO found in soft drinks is shaded blue however signifying it should be (voided "BVO keeps flavor oils in suspension and gives a cloudy appearance to citrus-flavored amt drinks Residua of BVO have been found in fat and should be treated with suspicion BVO should bo binned safer substitutes are available" saya fee poster The display also contains a short glossary of such generic terms as "antioxidants" (which retard rancidity and flavor loss mostly caused by the reaction of oxygen in the air wife fata) (which keep oil and water mixed) ana "thickening The poster was developed by fee Center's director M-year-old Michael Jacobson who has a PhD in microbiology and who sits on the Agriculture expert panel on nitrites He and his group have petitioned the Agriculture Department and the Food Drug Administration both successfully and not so successfully to restrict fee use of various food additives and dyes "The poster is intended to be a simple overview of food additives to be used as a guide to buying food" Jacobson explained to my Washington associate Brooke Shearer "Its a colorful chart which people can tape to their refrigerators ana which tails them that not nil additives are Industrial 1IS1I off 117 Transport 28716 off lN Utilities 10423 off M4 Volume today II 100 BOO Volume Mon 11111 ON 35 VS SSfri 3s 35 PP as as ns its ii a ns as ns MS MS as as ns ns 2 a js ms pi as as ns MS MS IT IIS kl ns ns 335 as I00MSMS ns ns 17S MS 35 35 MS MS as as JI 111 11 Jin a 1JI 11 Ml 1J6 M3 1 1 NXPnlKM IN JO IM i I a MO IqlTi 2H 1124 141 11 1 140 111 min mo a Ml Marl PMpbi PMEI tarn mi Eft WS lot bn JJ1 MIT Mm Mb ao3j i i MM 40 MOM VS I AfcwAHK I 258 in 11 MS MS xfftalTI I 407 MS IIS MMOn 1 7 4M MtaSlIM I Ml MS IIS MiGbIJO I Ml 8S MS mom mi in ns ns 44 44S IS AaHtaB I IIS 17 anoxikis ns ns ii ni ns ms taOn 41 ns 4S 4 11 J0 7 fl 40 40 ns ns ns 3 3" 35 17S MS IIS IIS a MS 11 MS MS M0 7 MS 17 17 1 M47H MS An M( I ISO tab mo I AMFO 1M I 111 17 Aopa Cb 11 ij 11 AMUriRll is 11 sis- 15X ns- ns- MS MS MS- ns-i MS- MS- ms- us pas- jKti Tis- ns- MS as 17 ns- njs- 40S-S ns- ns- ns- ns MS- 17 MS- 27 OSS pll S- IIS- MS pxKmk Maptor NXraX Mac PNba PtkSi MM FS401M Sta hoc mw MO 44 MS HS SnfcnOI HI US US tan 0m 4 477 41 40 GBk 22I M1M 47S 41 amis him ns is is 40 i ns ns ns sfMinnsn tan HO 4 01401 MS SIS 8NMJ 171 I Ml MS IIS OrtMJSO 7 17 7S 7 TiiM rmnasns im as as 411 as MS -m uiti FHIli Sg8 hm Wuil Fd MW 20! 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