Abortion Spurred By Spray Adhesive Ban
A New York State researcher reports a U S government ban on spray adhesives in 1973 prompted at least eight pregnancies to end by abortion. The study found many pregnant women sought doctor guidance after the ban, with 1 100 inquiries and 1 200 follow up days at 182 centers.
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Washington
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
New York State
Commission
Oklahoma
Ernest B. Hook
New York State Birth Defects Institute
the Safety Commission
Robert M. Hehir
Biomedical Science
Hook
Con
Haskell Will Run Again For Assembly
Titusville representative Jay Haskell announced he will not run for the 24th District congressional seat. He cited Republican leadership urging him to retain his House seat and said his chances there are better. Haskell will seek alternate delegate status to the Republican National Convention. In separate item, the National Forest Service uses goats in southern California to clear brush and create firebreaks to curb fires.
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Titusville
Jay Haskell
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Haskell
Congress
House
Marc L. Marks
Sharon
Joseph Vigorito
Marks
Spiro Agnew
Los Angeles
Calif
National Forest Service
California
National Automobile Club
Stump Fence Makers and Alaska Purchase Survive in East Branch
Vivian L Bailey recalls old cattle fencing methods from pine stump fences to modern tools. The piece notes stump pullers used by D.K Tubbs and Virgil Tubbs, horse or ox power, and how stumps were cleared and arranged into livestock barriers. It concludes with William H Seward’s 7.2 million dollar Alaska purchase under Johnson.
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Vivian L. Bailey
Virgil Tubbs
Vermout Beardsley
Tubbs
Orren Smith
Carl Leonard
Highway Department
Leigh
Arla Morris) Smith
Victor Morris
Joe Wojtowicz
Troy Smith
Oil Creek Road
John Brightman
Harry Bidwell
Vermour Beardsley
D.K. Tubbs
Virgil
Trailerama Show Set For Feb 12 15 At Fieldhouse
ERIE The 8th annual Trailerama 76 recreational vehicle and camping snow show will run February 12 to 15 at the Erie County Fieldhouse. The event claims to be the largest ice area trade show with over 10,000 attendees last year and more than 30 exhibitors filling 23,000 square feet. Displayed items include motorhomes tents camping gear and vehicles from canoes to motorcycles with a Conestoga wagon on display. Door prizes free registration free parking and souvenirs for children offered. Admission is 1.50 for adults and children under 12 free with a parent. Hours are Thu Fri 5–10 p.m. Sat 1–10 p.m. Sun 1–6 p.m.
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Erie
Erie County
J&L Steel Reopens Pittsburgh Plant On Higher Orders
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp says rising orders prompt reopening at Pittsburgh Works. About 500 workers will return Sunday shifts and 88 percent of the plant's 6,000 employees are to be recalled by month end after a July 7 shutdown due to weak demand. The firm supplies steel to auto makers where sales have improved.
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Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
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Iskona
Fieldhouse
J&l Steel
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Kieving
Black & White
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Richard
Orra
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