Slow down consumer safety urges in Meadville opinion
The Meadville gift shop warns buyers to return lead coated Christmas dishware amid wider pulls of hazardous products. The column laments industry haste that outruns testing, cites recalls of heaters toys clothes and thalidomide anxieties, urging patience before rushing new goods to market.
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Governor Shafer vetoes miner's asthma payment increase
Harrisburg reports a veto to raise miner's asthma payments by 10 million dollars annually citing no funds. Democrats argue funds exist within the current budget and accuse Republicans of political posturing as the 1969 session eyes possible override while reports note tax receipts improving and a freeze on state hiring debated.
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Mint
Shupnik
Shafer
Nixon pick for Interior stirs Alaska water clash
Governor Walter Hickel, tapped as Secretary of the Interior, faces scrutiny over Alaska water pollution enforcement. A pro-business stance clashes with conservation duties as federal standards and deadlines test Hickel's record from his Alaska tenure. Federal officials cite ongoing discharges and insufficient safeguards, raising questions about his ability to manage national water quality.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Walter Hickel
Alaska
Wally Hickel
Siberia
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Hickel
Interior Department
Udall
Cook Inlet
Alaskan
Congress
Rep
Richard McCarthy
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Jacob Javits
Charles Goodell
Window Bed Tales and a Madrid Abortions Mention
Fragmented reminiscence piece weaves Table Talk by Jim Bishop with stories about a window view, a hospital tale inspired by Ernest Hemingway, and a couple in poverty who swap possessions for survival. It blends literary allusions with a voyeuristic hospital bed scene and a late train to Madrid for an abortion amid memory and desire.
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Madrid
Mark Hellinger
Hank Meyer
Ernest Hemingway
Derry
Beavers win two in City Basketball League features
Corry notes sub-freezing temps end mid winter flood risk after snow melt. Beth Israel Sisterhood held a luncheon with Mrs Zalzneck and Mrs Zalzneck as hostesses. Beavers beat Rockets 22-21 and Ramblers 32-27 in league action.
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Sarah Zalzneck
Philip Zalzneck
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Ramblers
Today in History January 6 1969 highlights
On January 6 historical events include Morse public telegraph demo in Morristown 1838 Joan of Arc born 1412 Martha Washington married 1759 New Mexico statehood 1912 Roosevelt death 1919 Supreme Court voids AAA 1936 Four Freedoms speech 1941 Congo rioting 1960 Pope Paul VI Holy Land visit 1965 Humphrey pledge Addis Ababa 1969 and earlier years.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Supreme Court
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Leopoldville
Congo
Paul VI
Holy Land
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
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