Chlorination cancer link sparks water ban debate
EPA cited Columbia University study showing higher cancer death risk among women in seven New York counties who drank chlorinated water. Ohio State findings echoed nationwide trends, while other research links chloroform to cancer. The piece argues against a chlorination ban, noting its role in preventing typhoid and other diseases.
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Carter Delays Welfare Reform Details To August
President Carter postpones unveiling a broad welfare reform plan citing other crises and aims to buy time. The piece notes Georgia’s low AFDC payments among states and argues welfare overhauls are entangled in the economy and bureaucratic structures, suggesting a delay until late summer.
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CB Eye Emergency Radio Service described as sheriff aid group
A former Gallatin Missouri resident recalls a club named the CB Eye Emergency Radio Service. Members wore color coded clothing and ID patches to aid law enforcement, reporting and searching for missing people when requested by the sheriff.
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Highway patrol and police department gain volunteer help
A letter to the editor praising community support for the highway patrol and police department notes that volunteers assist on roads and urge continued aid, highlighting public safety efforts.
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Community radio thank you after emergency help at doctor visit
Mrs Edward Bascom thanks a CB radio listener who assisted her husband in getting her to the doctor for emergency leg stitching. She credits channel 22 operators and a strong helper on channel 9 for the timely 10-33 break and safe arrival.
Carter Must Harmonize Home Policy To Match Global Promises
The president returns from the London summit with praise for preparation and diplomacy but faces the test of translating London and Geneva agreements into U S action. He must unite his administration and win congressional alignment to implement collective decisions beyond rhetoric.
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Camp Safety Bill Shows Bureaucratic Bloat
A column condemns a proposed federal Youth Camp Safety Act as a costly, duplicative expansion of bureaucracy. It critiques new offices, duplication of existing laws, and onerous reporting duties for camps, noting past legislative failures and quoting Bud Shuster’s opposition.
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What next for Carter one seven words look at Carter
A week on the road shows a persistent question in voters minds about Jimmy Carter. People want to know what he is really like. Conservatives praise his restraint on vast federal programs and unions rights. Liberals applaud energy policy and human rights talk. Uncertainty about his future path remains. Washington Star Syndicate
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