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1985 FDLI Update 1 (1985)

handle is hein.journals/fdliup1985 and id is 1 raw text is: JA Volume 4 FDLI Honorees Chairman William E. LaMothe Four members of the food and drug KlggCompany hnrd FL First Vice Chairman trade press were honored at the FDLI John E. Robson Annual Banquet on Tuesday, Dec. 11; G.D. Searle Company Chairman Ex-Officio David A. Swit of The Food and Drug Robern A. Schoellhorn Abbott Laboratories Letter, Louis Rothschild, Jr. and Ray- Donad W Carlin. Esq mond Galant, both of Food Chemical Kraft, Inc. News and the late Wallace Werble, Sr., Fk Dierson. Esq. founder of F-D-C Reports whose son General Counsel Geore M. Brdin. Esq. Cole P. Werble, executive editor, ac- Burdit. Bowles & cepted the award. The Hosts for the Radzius, Ltd. President evening were Joseph Stetler, Esq., Gar L Yingling. Esq. president of Pharmaceutical Manufac- turers Association; Peter B. Hutt, Esq., of Covington and Burling; James R. Phelps, Esq., of Hyman, Phelps and McNamara, P.C.; and Jerome H. Heckman, Esq., of Keller and Heckman. The four men honored have long been active in the food, drug, cosmetic journalism field. David Swit is president of Washington Business Information, Inc. which he found- ed in 1972 with the Product Safety Letter, which was the first publication to focus exclusively on government regula- tion of consumer products. Louis Rothschild, Jr., editor and publisher of Food Chemical News, founded the publication in 1959 and in 1972 he launched Pesticide & Toxic Chemical News. Mr. Rothschild has been covering the FDA for almost thirty years. Raymond Galant, manag- ing editor and vice president for Food Chemical News, joined the publication in 1961 after serving three years as an editor of F-D-C Reports in charge of coverage for the FDA. Wallace Werble, Sr., founder of the F-D-C Reports, Inc. (The Pink Sheet) also founded The Green Sheet in 1951 and The Blue Sheet in 1957. His son, Cole Wer- ble, joined F-D-C Reports in 1975 and founded The Gray Sheet. Mr. Swit, Mr. Rothschild and Mr. Galant had all worked for Mr. Werble, Sr. who is considered by all to be the dean of the food and drug trade press. Health & Human Services Secretary, Margaret Heckler addressed the Tues- day general session at the Annual Educational Conference. Annual Educational Conference The 28th Annual Educational Conference was held December 11-12, 1984 at the Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill. Gary L. Yingling, Esq., president of The Food and Drug Law Institute, welcomed the 900 attendees and the Mon- signor John Joseph Murphy gave the invocation on Tues- day morning. Allan S. Kushen, Esq. of Schering-Plough Corp., moderated the session, and speakers included Margaret Heckler, Dept. of Health and Human Services; Senator Orrin G. Hatch; Alan H. Kaplan, Esq., Kleinfeld, Kaplan & Becker; and William B. Schultz, Esq., Public Citizen Litigation Group. Sessions on foods, human drugs and biologics - adver- tising, human drugs and biologics - science, medical devices and cosmetics were held Tuesday afternoon. Moderators included Sherwin Gardner, Grocery Manufac- turers of America; Alvin J. Lorman, Esq., The Proprietary Association; Bruce Mackler, Esq., Meyer, Faller & Weisman, P.C.; Stephen A. Weitzman, Esq., Stephen Weitzman, P.C.; and Harris O. Cutler, Esq., Richardson- Vicks, Inc. Sessions on foods, human drugs and biologics, medical devices and veterinary medicine were held Wednesday (Continued on Page 2) FDLI~Update The Food and Drug Law Institute A Number 1 April 16, 1985

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