Pesticide bans stalled as EPA keeps aldrin dieldrin in use
The Environmental Protection Agency refused to ban all remaining uses of aldrin and dieldrin. It accepted voluntary phaseouts from Shell Chemical and formulators for aerial spray dust fire ant and termite controls and the mothproofing dye bath method. EPA faces groups seeking full cancellation of registrations.
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Police Still Hunting After Stolen Car Case
The council deferred a measure and scheduled a full study while police continued the chase for suspects in a stolen car case. A vote passed on a motion regarding adopting a notice about a high speed chase near Hugheston. retired Fire Chief Joe Eastwood was honored with a plaque. Officers recovered the stolen car on December 1 though the men escaped.
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Anacin Promoted As Doctor Recommended Pain Reliever
A vintage advertisement notes doctors prescribe over 50 million Anacin tablets yearly. It touts Anacin as a fast acting nonprescription pain reliever for headaches dental pain arthritis colds and flu with claim of minimal stomach upset and broad patient relief.
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Tax Commissioner Dailey Injured in Oakwood Road Crash
State Tax Commissioner Richard L. Dailey, 32, was injured in a one car crash on Oakwood Road near W V 14. Police report Dailey swerved to avoid a car approaching from the north. Driver Michael Boggess of Glover Street said Dailey’s car was in the northbound lane. Dailey was treated and released from Charleston General Hospital after the Wednesday collision. Dailey had been injured in a November 2 crash in the same area.
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Charleston General Hospital
Three Men Alleged Underworld Figures Target Officials
Charleston police warned that three alleged underworld figures may target Prof. Atty. Patrick Casey Intermediate Court Judge George W Wood and some police officers. Morris indicated he warned police to exercise extreme caution. Names of the suspects were not released.
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Morris Harvey College Band to Open Concert at Riggleman Hall
The Morris Harvey College Band will present an open concert at 3 p.m. Sunday in Riggleman Hall's College Auditorium. The mixed program features classical and popular music directed by Lee C. McMillen, assistant professor of music and band director. No admission fee.
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Imelda Marcos Seriously Injured in Pasay City Stabbing
Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos 42 was attacked at a beauty awards ceremony in Pasay City. She sustained deep cuts to both arms and hands and required 74 stitches after three hours of emergency treatment in Manila. The assailant remained unidentified.
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