Officials vow to keep phosphate bans despite federal guidance
Local officials across multiple states pledged to enforce phosphate detergent bans even as the U S Surgeon General warned substitutions may pose health hazards The Chicago commissioner said the city will maintain its zero level phosphate law and industry groups welcomed the clarity from federal officials while some mayors and state legislators signaled reviews of their phosphates limits and timelines
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Associated Press
U.S
H. Wallace Poston
Chicago
Department of Environmental Control
Poston
Consid
Jesse Steinfield
Federal Water Quality Administration
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Peter Baljet
Dade County
Fla
Baljet
Kretchmer
Akron
Ohio
Harold Neiman
Neiman
Indiana
Joseph W. Harrison
Harrison
Senate Public Health Committee
Cochairman
Connecticut
Stanley J. Pac
Mercy Hospital Reports Patients and Births in Alexandria
Mercy Hospital admitted Danny Joe Harless Raymond Crull Anthony DiRuzza and others in Alexandria while dismissals included Melinda Huffman Carolyn Huffman and David Shuck. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Larry Stafford of Alexandria. Tyron Gregg, Samuel Phillips and Ted Nichols were treated at Mercy with later transfers or injuries from bicycle and Little League scrimmage.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Danny Joe Harless
S. L St
Raymond C. Crull
N. 10Th St
Anthony DiRuzza
Alexandria
Howard E. Badger
S. B St
Jerl D. Huff
N. B St
Melinda
Carolyn Huffman
N. Third St
David L. Shuck
Kempton
Chester C. Baxter
S. St
Max Hoover
Rt. 1
Loyd J. Polson
Indianapolis
Robert W. Kelly
N. 12Th St
Charles R. Gage
Kokomo
Linda L. Hicks
Larry Stafford
Bessie Riley
S. P St
Ted Nichols
S. Sheridan Sr
James Nichols
St. Joseph Hospital
Callaway Park
Army names new WAC recruiting officer in Indiana Ohio Kentucky
The Women's Army Corps selects First Lieutenant Constance M. Parker to oversee recruiting in most of Indiana, western Ohio and northern Kentucky with office at 309 W Washington St Indianapolis. Parker, Siena Heights College graduate, 1967, previously taught before commissioning as second lieutenant.
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Women’s Army Corps
Don B. Boring
Constance M. Parker
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
U.S. Army
W. Washington
Indianapolis
Parker
Siena Heights College
Adrian
Mich
Jamaica launches fruit export drive
Jamaica has launched a drive to build export markets for its pineapples jack fruit avocados guavas and passion fruit. The Pennsylvania Turnpike was the first highway to be privately financed through the sale of bonds.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Accidental Deaths and Injuries Highlight Public Health
A Chicago report notes that an accidental death occurs roughly every five and a half minutes nationwide while accidental injuries exceed three seconds observed in times of rising safety concerns.
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Chicago
U.S
Reformatory Escapee Wounded in Shelbyville Shootout
Merrell E. Proffitt 24 of London Kentucky was critically wounded by a chest wound after an escape from an Indianapolis hospital. Niles C. Chaney 26 of Shelbyville was captured hiding at his brother’s home. Authorities say the inmates fled the Long Hospital on a sheets rope and tried to flee in a car when approached by police.
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Shelbyville, Ind
Indiana
Indianapolis
Merrell E. Proffitt
London
Shelbyville
Niles C. Chaney
Indianapolis Long Hospital
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