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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1973
Page
20
Q and A letters cover safety for blind riders using tricycles tandems or improvised two wheelers. Stand helps circulations and hills. Penny farthings earned name from wheel sizes. horns and bells discussed for urban riding safety.
California air shipped berries accounted for about 30 percent of over 100 million pounds moved by air in 1972, with San Francisco International Airport handling roughly 356 million pounds of air cargo. Despite a 27 percent dip this year, fresh berries remain dominant in the April May East market. Lettuce exports show potential, but cold storage and efficient ground distribution are key hurdles.
The Ohio attorney general sues Environment Centre Corp in Ashtabula County Common Pleas Court alleging the firm operating a nearby landfill polluted Lake Erie. The state claims the discharge rendered waters unsafe for aquatic life and violated nuisance laws.
The British Museum showcases its Research Laboratory's skill in authenticating and replicating artifacts. Using X-ray, luminescence, and carbon dating, the team reveals origins and ages from Dead Sea Scrolls to Stonehenge. The exhibit features genuine items beside expertly made replicas with clear labeling.
The red winged blackbird is a striking jet black species with scarlet shoulder patches and a yellow edge. Males defend territories in spring and defend against rivals while females nest quietly among tule and water reeds. Nesting lasts about 11 days with pale blue eggs. both adults feed young, who leave the nest at nine days. The species thrives across Central America to the Arctic, though many subspecies exist and markets once sold them as food. They mainly eat grains and seeds but will take insects during outbreaks, and are protected by law today.
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