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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1975

Page

4

Hong Kong factory health lab curbng industrial diseases

Hong Kong reports a 20 year low in diseases among workers due to a government run industrial health laboratory. The lab, established in 1969 and linked to WHO monitoring, tests onsite when possible and analyzes samples at its facility for substances like sulphur, guiding factory owners toward safer practices.

Hong Kong UPI Southeast Asia World Health Organization Hong Kong Hs Mone Lnan

Commemorative keepsakes and ecological concerns rise

Washington writer argues that the era of biodegradable mementos may be near as space milestone souvenirs like Apollo-Soyuz items fail to excite buyers. He imagines future tributes from Mars missions and warns against nonbiodegradable relics cluttering homes while noting how enduring keepsakes lose utility and meaning.

Washington UPI Pike's Peak Constable

Oil decontrol cost to Americans tallies $16 billion yearly

A confidential House study warns Ford's oil price decontrol will shock the economy. It predicts higher consumer prices, a 10 percent drop in auto sales, 100 000 to 150 000 fewer housing starts, and 900 000 to 400 000 more unemployed by 1976 end. Overall annual U S costs could reach $16 billion. The report notes uncertainty over tariff endings and oil price moves abroad.

Washington House Ford House Energy and Power Subcommittee John Dingell Dmich Dingell

Bridge finesse and takeout in one heart bid

Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge deal where a necessary club finesse preserves heart balance. South ruffs, discards, and uses a club trick to avoid losing two hearts while managing diamonds and spades. The Daily Question asks for the right opening action after left bids diamond and partner doubles.

South East Diwamy

Mills ouster from Masons not certain

Kensett Arkans columnist claims Rep Wilbur Mills D Ark may face expulsion, but grandmaster Lee Overstreet says the Masonic trial is about policing the fraternity, not punishing Mills for alcoholism or recent escapades with Paine Foxe. Mills declines comment on the proceedings.

Somoza Taedo Managua Tacho's Mills-Go-Round Wilbur Mills Mason's Fanne Foxe Kenset Ark Mills Kensett Wilbur D- Ark Arkansas Lee Overstreet Texarkana Paine Foxe Overstreet Jack Anderson Anderson

Dr. Crane Worry Clinic on Big Business Profits Debate

John T aged 41 financial editor discusses friction between employers and workers in America. He argues that even with profits claimed by corporations, union pension funds and ordinary savers receive modest returns, while taxes and inflation erode purchasing power. A Ford Montana trip and critique of corporate profits follow.

John T Crane America Fasor Washington, D.C UAW Sam

Carroll Righter Horoscope Aries to Pisces

Aries advises focusing on existing duties and planning. Taurus should avoid favors today and consider finances. Gemini finds public work appealing but busy, while Moon Children study ideas with potential profit. Leo relies on judgment and comforts a loved one. Virgo urges quick clarification with associates for future gains. Libra has duties to fulfill and should avoid gossipers. Scorpio enjoys hobbies and bright ideas for future profit. Sagittarius should rethink the bone situation and stop swearing. Capricorn cautions extreme emotions and secrecy. Aquarius urges attention to finances and bills with expert advice. Pisces recommends recreational activity with cheerful company and healthy treatment.

ARIES Taurus Selonds Gemini Moon Children Jung Leo Yvairgo Aquarius

Indian clubs offer cure for frozen shoulder

A reader shares how swinging heavy three pound Indian clubs helped relieve years of shoulder pain from frozen shoulder or adhesions. The letter notes initial severe pain but reports gradual improvement and full recovery with this exercise method.

Steinerohn Floctor Mr. M

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