Scientists Cite DDT Threat to Environment Yet Stop Short of Ban
AP reports that a DDT advisory committee says DDT and related chemicals are serious environmental pollutants posing a substantial threat to the quality of the human environment. It contends that suspending or steadily reducing DDT use could achieve the needed results, but stops short of urging an outright ban.
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Navy Grounds Radar Planes After Midsea Accident
U S Navy grounds all E 2A Hawkeye radar planes following a July 21 midsea accident near Norfolk. The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot said several aircraft are awaiting inspection and major overhauls, with a small percentage found deficient. The grounding hindered air surveillance and led to a carrier shift to older E 1B Tracers for trials. Hawkeyes extend from ships to warn task forces of enemy aircraft before contact with fleets.
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Mississippi Waterway Halt Ordered by Federal Judge
A U.S. district judge ordered the Tennessee Tombigbee waterway project paused in Mississippi until environmental impact can be evaluated. The injunction delays construction on the $337 million canal from the Tennessee River to the Tombigbee River, as Ecology advocates cite protection concerns and political backers denounce the ruling.
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John Lewis Smith Jr
Corps of Engineers
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Medina Judge Previews Charge Reduction In Case
The judge in Capt. Ernest Medina’s My Lai trial outlined jury instructions reducing charges. One murder count is dismissed, another reduced to voluntary manslaughter, with premeditated murder, involuntary manslaughter, and two assault counts to be deliberated. Medina faces life for a premeditated murder charge if convicted.
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Bailey
Atlanta
New York Heating Bills Hit One Billion Dollars
New York faces a one billion dollar annual heating bill driven by inadequate home insulation. Officials note energy waste and urge stronger building codes and insulation retrofits to curb costs and improve efficiency.
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