New Row Over Grain Surplus Has Arisen
Washington AP survey shows government storage of grain faces renewed dispute as private handlers expand capacity. Congress weighs relinquishing government bins while industry argues storing with the government hinders private elevators and reduces efficiency. Millions in corn and grain sit in both government and commercial facilities.
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Ovid Martin
Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Congress
Department
Harry S.truman
Thomas E. Dewey
You And Your Pets Rabies in domestic animals as danger rises in pets.
A couple encounters a tame rabid fox that bites the woman. vets warn owners to observe bite cases, treat wounds, and monitor pets for early rabies signs. Early symptoms include dullness, vocal changes, wandering eyes, saliva buildup, and impaired swallowing, with eye changes noted by veterinarians.
Rabies Behavior in Animals Described in Medical Guide
The article explains rabies progression in animals noting paralysis and periods of excitation ending in convulsions. It states that rabid animals typically roam and bite when provoked, becoming furious after attacking. It warns dumb rabies still transmits virus via saliva and that symptoms mirror typical rabies signs.
Microphones hidden in homes spark privacy fears in Danbury
Danbury Connecticut AP report describes how electronic eavesdropping devices are concealed in furniture and walls. Ralph Ward of Mosler Research warns invasion of privacy remains a problem and urges limits on sales to police or government agencies only.
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Maryland
Ralph V. Ward
Mosler Research Products, Inc
State Department
Ward
Congress
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