Bottled Water Debate Sparks Industry Response
New Orleans AP report outlines criticism of a Loyola University chemist's claims that bottled water may be riskier than tap water. The American Bottled Water Association defends regulation, noting FDA oversight and state rules while citing a $43,000 grant to Loyola from Water Purification Systems.
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New Orleans
American Bottled Water Assn
John Christman
Associated Press
Christman
Loyola University
Loyola
Trade Association
Water Purification Systems, Inc
Fla
Florida
Association
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Robert Angelotti
America
Environmental Protection Agency
Hussein Becomes Third Malaysian Prime Minister
Hussein Onn, age 53, sworn in as Malaysia’s third prime minister after the death of Razak. Razak, also 53, died of leukemia in London. Hussein, Razak’s deputy, is seen continuing the pro Western and pro development policies aimed at helping Malaysia’s Malay majority.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Hussein Onn
Tun Abdul Razak Razak
London
Hussein
Razak
National Palace
Yang Dipertuan Agung
Soviet TU-134 crash near Moscow kills 86 aboard
Western aviation sources report a TU-134 airliner carrying 86 passengers crashed on takeoff near Moscow on January 3. The jet reportedly hit houses near Vnukovo Airport. destination and casualties on the ground were not known. A civil aviation spokesman declined comment.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vnukovo
Civil Aviation Ministry
Calypso in Decline According to Compass Magazine
Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau's Calypso, a British built 140 foot WWII mine sweeper, shows severe wear. Compass magazine, published by MOAC, reports rotting hull planks wiring wear and rusting plumbing.
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New York
UPI
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Compass
MOAC
Calypso
Cousteau
Garter snake noted as most common in America
A brief report explains that the garter snake holds the title of the most common snake species across the United States, citing its wide distribution and frequent encounters in fields gardens and urban areas.
Boston Busing Plan Upheld by Appeals Court
The Boston school committee plans to seek U S Supreme Court review of a circuit court ruling that upheld the May desegregation busing plan. The three judge panel condemned the committee as resistant and defiant while affirming Judge Garritys remedies, prompting Chairman John McDonough to vow an appeal within 90 days.
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Boston School Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District
W. Arthur Garrity
John McDonough
High Court
Garrity
McDonough
Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
District Court
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