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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1975
Page
5
Washington reports a major EPA policy shift allowing private stockmen and officials to use cyanide devices to deter predators after livestock losses while sparking opposition from environmental groups. The reversal centers on the M44 device’s safety and the broader fate of sodium cyanide amid human injury records and calls for tighter restrictions.
UPI surveys show more American homes own freezers though costs include electricity room space and packaging. Cornell studies note home freezing adds about 19 cents per pound versus fresh. Prices for whole fryer-chickens vary by city with Milwaukee San Diego and New York showing different rates.
A distressed migrant family faces eviction and relocates after tense exchanges. Locido comments on relocation while Mola laments lack of heat for babies, questioning how to warm milk without a campatore as they secure another place to stay.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will work part time as a consulting editor for Viking Press, assisting publisher Bennett Guineburg on cultural and art subjects. She will have an office at Viking and a modest retainer, with co working plans discussed and announced by Guineburg.
Four nearly nude Navy officers jumped from a cake at a wives party at the officers club. The event drawn by club officers aimed to stimulate wives participation, with no reprimands issued and Navy officials calling it a humorous social stunt.
Bridge guards recount rising suicides at Mie Geer Gate Eris amid full moon fears. They cite recent jumpers since 1996 opening, note daytime pedestrian access and planned eight foot barrier to deter attempts, with drugs and holiday spikes mentioned as factors.
Washington reports a $4.06 billion surplus in the second quarter of 1975, lifting the broad balance on current account and long term capital from a prior deficit to a surplus. Exports of food machinery and other goods drive the rise, with personal income and wages also noted as rising.
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