Returnable containers could cut prices, save millions
A survey for the EPA with the League of Women Voters found consumers in 28 states would save about 30 cents per six pack on returnable cans and bottles versus throwaways, plus a 16 percent saving on 32 ounce soft drinks, suggesting lower prices overall.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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League of Women Voters
Consumer Federation of America
Carol Tucker Foreman
CFA
Federal Energy Administration
Colorado
Massachusetts
Maine
Michigan
Oregon
Vermont
San Francisco
Chicago
Honolulu
Boston
Richmond
Vermilion
M.D
Auror Col
Chester
Japan's Koreans Face Citizenship Struggle and Exclusion
The article discusses Koreans in Japan, noting most were born there and many lose Korean language ties. It explains citizenship barriers tied to culture, cites the 1910 annexation, and recalls wartime labor and postwar displacement. It also touches on a separate EPA survey about beverage returnables and a political symbol history for the donkey.
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United States
Japan
Korea
IRA woman leader slain in Belfast hospital
Maire Drumm 58 a Provisional Sinn Fein leader and fiery IRA speaker was shot dead in a hospital ward by three youths disguised in a doctor’s white coat. A bystander was wounded as police blamed Protestant loyalists for the attack and vowed to press on with the campaign for withdrawal of British troops and a united Ireland.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Maire Drumm
Provisional Irish Republican Army
Drumm
Provisional
Sinn Fein
Provisional Ira
Mater Hospital
Mater
Crumlin Road
Neighborly corn harvest at Hoppe farm sparks aid network
Neighbors and relatives gathered at Louis Hoppe's Schuyler farm to pick corn and support Hoppe after a hospital stay in Columbus. Volunteers supplied by Elmer Wolta and others assisted with harvest and equipment, while dozens helped with meals and organizing, reflecting a strong community effort amid recovery. Separately at University Park, Pa, an agronomist from Penn State notes soil acidity as a major crop- failure cause, citing lime deficiency as a leading factor in three-quarters of Pennsylvania crop failures.
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Schuyler
Louis Hoppe
Hoppe
Columbus
Elmer Wolta
John Wachal
Kenneth Schmid
Richard Wachal
Edwin
Earl Trotholz
Richard Wolta
Lloyd Kohler
Otto Shonka
Bob Hoppe
Floyd Babcock
Fritz Hoppe
Bob Wachal
Arnold Oehrrich
Leonard
University Park
UPD
W. Wayne Hinish
Pennyvania State University
Pennsylvan
Lower hazard cigarettes urged by National Cancer Institute scientist
Washington based scientist urges mass production of lower hazard cigarettes to cut tobacco related disease. He argues technology could reduce smoke intake and allow continued smoking while lowering risks, predicting substantial death reductions by 2008 with responsible industry actions and education.
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Washington
UPI
National Cancer Institute
Gori
National Academy of Sciences
Tang
Ford Tops Leigh Poll On Presidential Preference
Leigh Community High School students conducted a survey in Leigh on Tuesday morning. Among 218 respondents, 51 percent would vote for Ford, 36 percent for Carter, 7 percent for others, and 54 undecided.
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Leigh
Leigh Community High
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ort
Ford
Carter
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