APPENDIXES Appendix 1. Material submitted by the witnesses: From Dr. John Olney: Monosodium Glutamate-Induced Brain Lesions: Electron Micro- Brain Lesions in the Mouse Fetus Caused by Maternal Adminis- Effect of Monosodium Glutamate on the Endocrine Axis in Rats. Page 879 882 889 889 889 892 894 Neuropathologic Effects of MSG on Neonatal Mammals_ 896 897 899 Brain Lesions in an Infant Rhesus Monkey Treated With Mono- 901 Acute Effects of Oral and Subcutaneous Administration of Mono- Glutamate-induced Brain Damage in Infant Primates_ 903 905 907 909 934 Behavioral Changes in Adult Rats Treated With Monosodium 938 Accumulation of Glutamic Acid in the Arcuate Nucleus of the 942 Cytotoxic Effects of Acidic and Sulphur Containing Amino 949 965 Brain Damage in Infant Mice Following Oral Intake of Gluta- 981 Glutamate-induced Retinal Degeneration in Neonatal Mice. Hexachlorophene: FDA Temporizes on Brain-Damaging Hexachlorophene and Newborns (FDA Drug Bulletin, Dec. Reply to issues raised by Senator Percy concerning the proposed 1017 1060 Appendix 2. Material submitted by other than witnesses: The Ramazzini Oration: The Role of the Industrial Health 1075 Appendix 3. Articles of interest: From Senator Nelson: Excerpts from the Congressional Record S. 3163, 92d Cong., 2d Sess – Section-by-section Analysis of Food Additives Bill. S. 76. Letter to Dr. Saffiotti on Oct. 6, 1972 Page 1080 1085 1092 1092 1098 1101 1104 Reply to Senator Nelson from Dr. Saffiotti on Dec. 11, 1972__ 1104 1109 1109 1111 Enclosure: Breakfast Cereal's Role in National Nutri- 1112 From Senator Percy: The Washington Post, Sept. 20, 1972-Consumer: MSG-A 1117 Referenced material: S. 3970, 92d Cong., 2d Sess. 1119 S. 1177 (H.R. 10835), 92d Cong., 1st Sess - 1167 OFFICE OF SENATOR GEORGE MCGOVERN SATURDAY, SEPT. 9, 1972 HEARINGS ON FOOD ADDITIVES ANNOUNCED BY NUTRITION COMMITTEE Senator George McGovern (D-S.D.), Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs, today announced that hearings relating to food additives which were to be held earlier in the summer will be held on September 18, 19, and 20. Senator Gaylord Nelson, author of two bills affecting food additives (S. 76 and S. 3163), will chair the hearings. Witnesses representing the Food and Drug Administration, the food industry, and consumer groups have been invited to testify, in person and by written statements, on some of the following issues: Government regulatory activities regarding food additives; Nutritional standard-setting and labeling for food; The merit and review of the GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) list. The hearings will be held each day in Room 1318 of the New Senate Office Building, at 9:30 a.m. Following is a list of the witnesses and the days on which they will appear. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Hon. Clarence J. Brown (R-Ohio) Dr. John Olney, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo. George Koch, President, Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc., accompanied by: Terrance Hanold, President, Pillsbury Co. John M. Creger, Esq., Senior Attorney, Kraftco Corp. Richard L. Hall, Ph. D., Vice-President, Research and Development, McCormick & Co., Inc. Andrew G. Ebert, Ph. D., Director, Product Safety and Regulatory Affairs, Wm. Underwood Co. Lloyd W. Hazleton, Ph. D., Advisor and Consultant, Hazleton Laboratories, Inc. Paul F. Hopper, Ph. D., Environmental Health Sciences General Foods Corp. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Dr. Charles C. Edwards, Commissioner, Food & Drug Administration, accompanied by Dr. Lloyd B. Tepper, Associate Commissioner for Science; Dr. Virgil O. Wodicka, Director, Bureau of Foods; Peter B. Hutt, Assistant General Counsel, Food, Drug, and Environmental Health Division; Mr. Gerald F. Meyer, Director, Office of Legislative Services. Dr. Ira Somers, Ph. D., National Canners Association. Dr. Samuel Epstein, Case-Western Reserve Medical School, Cleveland. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Panel: Michael Jacobson, Ph. D., Center for Science in the Public Interest; Anita Johnson, Health Research Group; and David Hawkins, Esq., Natural Resources Defense Council. Dr. William Lijinski, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee. (VI) |