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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1975

Page

8

Aerosol hearings put senators in a bind over ozone risk

Senator Dale Bumpers led seven days of Senate hearings with 28 scientists officials and industry spokesmen weighing aerosol fluorocarbons used in sprays and refrigerators. Dr R J Cicerone urged a quick ban on nonessential fluorocarbons while Fletcher NSF and NOAA leaders sought more data likely by mid 1977. Oregon already bans fluorocarbons effective 1977.

Ing F.S. Rowland Mario Molina University of California At Irvine Bumpers Senate Space Sciences Subcommittee R.J. Cicerone University of Michigan Oregon James C. Fletcher Federal Space Agency National Science Foundation National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Bob Considine Dies After Stroke at 67

New York based columnist and author Bob Considine died at 67 after a stroke. A longtime war correspondent, he contributed On the Line to King Features since 1947 and did special work for Hearst. He accompanied Eisenhower to Korea in 1952 and broke a 12 hour scoop aboard the Helena.

New York UPI Bob Considine Considine New York University Medical Center King Features Hearst Tokyo Washington Herald New York American New York Daily Mirror International News Service North Africa Pacific China-Burma-India England

Pulp mill water clash threatens New Hampshire project

A New Hampshire plan by Parsons and Whittemore for a $200 million pulp mill faces potential denial of required federal water quality standards. A hearing before Governor Thomson and the Executive Council examined a memo showing the factory’s discharged water may struggle to meet Class B limits, with possible failures to reach even Class C levels.

Concord N.H UPI New Hampshire Connecticut River Parsons and Whittemore New York Meldrim Thomson Edward Bennett Bennett State Department Charles Allen Department of Resources and Economic Development George Gilman Department Allen Gilman Frederick Goode Thomson Philip Weymouth Willliam Healy The Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission Parsons and Whittemore Co

Dentist Linked to Hepatitis Outbreak in Los Angeles

A county health official reported 15 dental patients contracted hepatitis from an infected dentist. The official said revealing the dentist’s identity would cause unnecessary worry, as there is no proven prevention or cure. The dentist has an order not to treat patients and is deemed an incurable contagious carrier.

Los Angeles UPI Shirley Fannin County Department of Health Services Fannin California

Who Kept What in Safe Deposit Boxes at Bonded Vault

A federal grand jury probes Bonded Vault Co. after 148 boxes were looted and emptied, seeking to determine what valuables were stored and whether boxholders violated tax laws. The inquiry focuses on exact contents and potential noncompliance.

Providence R.I UPI U.S

Wagon Train Ends 2000 Mile Oregon Trail Trek at Fort Laramie

Wagonmaster Bill Price led 20 wagons into Fort Laramie Wyoming after a 2000 mile trek from Blaine Washington. About 100 pilgrims from NW states rode prairie schooners bound for Valley Forge Pennsylvania to celebrate the nations Bicentennial. The group will store wagons for winter and rides again in spring. Price and his wife plan to lead California’s wagon train through the Southwest in January.

California Price Oregon Trail Blaine Wash Valley Forge Southwest

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