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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
6
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The FDA announced a nationwide recall of about 3000 battery powered jet collars that shock dogs with 1800 volts to deter barking. The collar's circuitry could burn skin owners if activated during play. Sold nationwide through pet stores and mail order, testing showed the unit could be triggered by human voices or nearby horns.
Dr. L. Andelman explains thermal pollution from steam electric plants. Heat from fossil or nuclear fuel heats cooling water, raising source water temperature and impacting aquatic life. Nuclear plants may cause greater thermal pollution than fossil plants, risking ecosystems if unchecked.
Millionaire Robert Monks, aiming to unseat Senator Ed Muskie, says gun registration laws infringe privacy and won’t deter criminals who won’t register. He argues enforcement would fail and crime would persist despite regulation.
In San Diego, 11 year old David Goldberg struck out seven in three innings this week, one year after doctors nearly amputated his arm. He recalls the moment, explains a tendon graft will restore wrist movement, and his mother insists he can play better with one arm than some players with two.
Bennett Masel, 21, accused of spitting in the face of Democratic presidential candidate Henry Jackson at a Madison Wisconsin campaign appearance, was indicted by a federal grand jury for assaulting a member of Congress. He was arrested at Madison airport on March 30 and faced federal counts surpassing a state charge. The maximum penalty cited is one year in jail and a $5,000 fine.
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