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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1977
Page
3
The World Health Organization issued an inconclusive report saying current studies do not prove saccharin raises bladder cancer risk. Epidemiological data in diabetics show no increased risk, but limitations exist. rat studies show tumors at high doses while other species do not.
The Department of Property Valuation will sample 84 land sections in seven Kansas counties to compare income based assessments with current fair market value. The study covers six major regions plus the Flint Hills, and will include on site land inspections, crop and rotation patterns, past production levels, local harvest prices, and rents and income calculations.
The House panel backed a farm bill with lower supports than the Senate, risking a presidential veto. The measure totals about 5.1 to 5.3 billion yearly for four years plus 5.6 billion for food stamps, with wheat targets set lower than Senate plans. Chairman Foley fended off a bid to adopt Senate targets, citing farmer hardship and potential veto.
The Environmental Defense Fund calls for an immediate recall of fake fireplace logs and ashes with asbestos used in gas fireplaces and patching compounds. EDF warns that the ashes pose an imminent cancer hazard and that the CPSC must order a prompt recall to remove them from homes.
Denver report profiles Roy Rogers at 66 announcing a film comeback with MacKintosh and T.J. shot in West Texas. It notes his busy post cinema life running Roy Rogers restaurants, a museum in Victorville, and keeping Trigger in the museum, including plans to skin him for display after death.
A Texas legislator led a push against pay toilets arguing they violate unalienable rights. The bill faced laughter and humorous amendments including a demand for equal free facilities and lower urinals, with opposition citing public abuse and shoplifting concerns.
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