State Chemist Urges Industry Cleanup Patience
Washington reports Dr. Max Tishler treen urged government levels to back cleaner antipollution standards while noting jobless costs may fall on taxpayers. As former Merck Research leader and Wesleyan chem professor, he warned industry must act and criticized sensational protests for slowing regulatory response.
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Neighbors oppose DDR over phosphate detergent ban
The neighbors criticized DDR claiming the move to remove phosphates from detergents was a grave error driven by public clamor. They advocated returning to safer practices after a substitute detergent caused widespread discontinue usage.
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Poll Shows Shift in American View Toward Peking
New York AP report by Geoga Clark notes Louis Murvin poll showing 48 percent favor admitting Communist China to the United Nations, 27 percent opposed, 25 percent undecided. Post-88 election tally earlier showed 5¢ to 82 against. Hayles cites dramatic attitude change aided by a U.S. table tennis team's China visit and the belief Red China is a major power under Communist rule for over two decades.
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Afghan Treasure Chevron Afghan Pattern Sale Ad
An old textile ad promotes a Afghan treasure chevron afghan with three color schemes using puff stitches and daisy like chains. It lists pricing per pattern, mailing surcharges, and addresses for Laura Wheeler at Bridgeport Telegram Needlecraft Dept. New York catalog items and various crochet and quilting books with prices.
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Cape Town Students Fined for Naked Cricket Outside Dorm
Eleven male students at the University of Cape Town were fined after playing cricket naked outside a women's dormitory. University officials described the incident as inappropriate conduct.
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