Philip Morris
Politicians Bowing to Environmentalists'
Fields
- Author
- Kincaid, C.
- Type
- NEWS, NEWS ARTICLE
- Area
- GOVT AFFAIRS/CARLSTADT
- Litigation
- Feda/Produced
- Characteristic
- EXTR, EXTRA
- ILLE, ILLEGIBLE
- Site
- N925
- Named Organization
- Carnegie Mellon Univ
- Consumer Research
- Epa, Environmental Protection Agency
- FDA, Food and Drug Administration
- Ftc, Federal Trade Commission
- Health Center
- Natural Resources Defense Council
- Phillips Publishing
- Senate
- Uniroyal
- Univ of Tx
- Univ of Va
- Consumer Research
- Author (Organization)
- Sacramento Union
- Named Person
- Evans, M.M.
- Gore, A.
- Huber, G.
- Lave, L.
- Oliver, D.
- Reilly, W.
- Scheuplein, R.
- Singer, S.F.
- Gore, A.
- Master ID
- 2074143969/4221
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ly pnf>tteired risk of caneaf
(rom fueda.
lit said thal ordinary prod
ueta such as Lroftae, earn and
peanuu ali cntuatnM nalural
onrcRlr4etp.
"Ttere are a lot of eardno
jena in taad if you take the traY-
bla to took:' be satd.
IIut nerte of tttese thinp, he
charged. are that mtteh of a
danpr. Ha said the mars
c.iuSaf a( lan0er ata totfaRt/
and improper diet. He said the
puttbc and media tetd to (aetw
on the preadnca of chemteUa ta
food.
Dr. Schetrp7efa wa itrU4
dueed by Dantd Olivar. fata.w
ch.irmaa of the Fadaral Trade
Commisbh, . nho accused a
tnaler aaaranae.al graty6 tho
Natural Raaauraa Dataw
Cauhot, of 'YeadYtg att faaY' f(t
prauwtlrl~ the lM aeata avar
traea el tha etrnMat Atfr a.
appta attd appb pradlrcta
awa wtd the dwr{w that
Aar was a earetna{aa "-ntaa+e
exeeUeat COpy on tha evenitt(
newa pyerrama" but tr.ro nat
tcwttlfially baad.
The NRDC add the tatlfa
(ore.d Aqr, uaN as a preaarva
tive, to be takes oQ lla marltat
by its anakar. Uatroyal. The
controwny reportadly adaed
Jw1a (I(aacal taaaas ftw apple
vaWar..
While Or. Sehaapiela waa
Wartttly ruuived at the fYmaF
tachon namcy Was ttronpy
attackad (er misiMVpretin{ set-
ana/ic data and bowing to prar
sure groups.
Dapne a tap EPA aommit-
tee'f raeatlt conehnion that sae-
ondhana smoke. or
anvrranmental tobacco smaka.
causes cancer. Dr. Gnry Huher
of Iha Univenlty at Texas
Health Canrer suggested that
such a view repraaatts eapitula-
tian ta tha anti-smaklng
movatant and ia not based on
seieaee.
Dr. NIdMr. a na0-llttoker.
aaid he daesa't Ifka to be arm:ml
7ttakMf because ttle amola
tiathera his sy'a. lut be said ttte ,
avidattea derta't jurtJy thO ean
ChMldO Iblt it raprtleata a/t
adverse ewatt>t tlfeet. He aaY
thfs laeaedkaed ssneka ia dfRf-
a4 to naasan aM fs much dH
teraat than that itthal.d by
aaaakars. ,
Dr. L.ar Gw. pNwee ef
ansutaeriry at Carnqla atau.
UnNetatq. saaepd prapaais
akpprtad by ttw tT?A a ruM
tha c.rperaa awrap (wl aeea
atny !CATtI araNarat t.
m(laa par P110n. N/hila they an
pnaoted as saviy ftyl, be NY
they wiU adwqy laad be 6yhar
ear pekaa, mrw fa{uetes aM
death on tIN hfgh.aya aed
graatar vWhkY emUafau.
If aw sand.rds ars nata/N.
he ratd, they ahwlN be INt up a
tlx ataua. )k ttaad that Catl,
farnta'a CATS ataad.rda an at.
ready tottµer tkan federal
propoab.
Dr. faw ataa nwtwnd Wav
altaeaad, Whlle power tWa(a Ond
recreational vehtcles `ettinG
lwo or three mit4 per gallon M
psWtne are spared (rmn t.aat
ytaadarda.
He said a better way of (nrr.
ia{ the manutacwre of morw
rtte(cffieient vehicks is ratsW:
the price of fuel by taatnd tt.
Dr S. Fred Singer o( tlfe Lnt-
Hraity ot Ytrttnia chargy that
SrA-supported tbeorin nt
(lobal Warming and global
oane depletion artt oet backed
up by tttd ovidettca. lla said tne
theery of global warming has
been popular slntt a Rovern-
tttaht scientist presented it tu a
Settate commBted led by Sen
Albert Gore. DTenn.. threv
yean ap.
tat the evidence. he raid,
e/ly dYttenatratp "natural
(hfaaatioha" in tempenture.
Ht taY ehanpe In the amewu
d paa .re alae nnurat.
Dr. 71npr afd 6rA d(recter
N99lae aNlty's neent daclare-
ttaa that araw araa declining
t.Na as taat as antwpated .n
'Oned at mtsMetdrpretati.n of
d.t..'
He said that a tna* iovan-
inest-hmdd sady ftrkin{ that
oaM rnin .U a "relatively
sinar" proldea Wea simply
iShard by polUefana ea{er to
par Ihe CWn Air Act.
He c0arge4 It loaf "7 O(Utan
dalsr wkttton ta a millian do+
Il - I.,
Dr. ltspr atett.n.d dvt
'akrtWta to ear anvirm-
tnrMd prablatna may also be
ospwtrtva. CaeqLnen had hn
tar prHY 11Y./ Mn4wNNy. "
