California Gov backs ground fight over fruit fly quarantine
In Santa Clara Valley Governor Brown capitulated to federal pressure and approved malathion spraying to curb the Mediterranean fruit fly. Ground attack was favored over aerial spraying due to health concerns, with helicopters planned to begin at 2 am Tuesday over a 15 mile square area.
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Medfly outbreak loom in California apricots
A Mediterranean fruit fly outbreak spreads through California with 122 infested properties mostly in Santa Clara County after maggot-contaminated apricots were found. State inspector Leslie Diel notes the larvae are visible once the fruit is opened and that the pest affects about 200 fruit and vegetable varieties.
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Heat wave grips Delaware County with no relief seen
Delaware County endures a fourth straight day of extreme heat as the Philadelphia weather service warns of no relief through the weekend. Officials report high 90s to low 100s, with scattered storms possible Monday. Dog control and animal welfare agencies warn of heightened heat stress as pets and wildlife seek shade. Beach crowds in New York City rise toward 1 million as authorities extend hours to cool off residents. In Cape May Court House two thirsty visitors seek water after going shoe-less in the heat.
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