The Noisy Animal Man The Fruits of Progress
A UPI essay argues noise pollution harms health and society, labeling it the price of progress. It cites AMA congresses, federal studies, and figures on deafness and economic losses, urging stronger federal guidance and a national program to curb noise.
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Talks Open on Fishing Rights Off South America's West Coast
Washington opens negotiations on west coast fishing rights with Peru Chile and Ecuador. The US seeks no immediate cut in the claimed 200 mile zones, favoring shared fishing areas and an international licensing system. Ambassador Donald L. McKernan will lead the talks in Buenos Aires. The long running dispute has strained US relations with the three nations. The 1952 Santiago declaration limits remain disputed as Washington recognizes a 12 mile offshore zone. US tuna boats face harassment and arrests by Ecuador and Peru during expeditions off the coast.
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