Air Pollution Calls For Strong Correctives
Guilford County has long fought dirty air with rules and anti smoke upgrades. Despite reductions, persistent smokestack emissions threaten health and the environment, prompting officials to consider stricter enforcement and mandatory controls.
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Guilford County
City Council Rejects Occupancy Proposal Tightens Housing Code
The council, by 7 to 2, rejects a certificate of occupancy plan while pledging stronger enforcement of existing housing codes. Officials say adequate laws exist and evictions or enforcement must improve to address substandard housing in a growing city. The decision signals a focus on enforcing current standards over new controls.
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Owen Braughter
Health Department
Environmental Health Unit
Gambling Fever Across Sports and Crime Risks
The piece surveys illegal gambling in the United States, detailing billions in annual bets, organized crime profits, and corruption risks. It notes major sports scandals, high profile names linked to gambling, and the heavy tax and revenue impact from pari mutuel betting and racing. It also discusses lotteries as a proposed countermeasure and bettor psychology.
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Organized Crime
Paul Hornung
Alex Karras
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Hollywood
Fla
New Hampshire
New York
HEW censored cataracts warning on microwave ovens
A Health, Education, and Welfare statement on microwave ovens removed a scientist warning that high radiation may cause eye cataracts. Finch's office replaced it with a bland assurance seen as protecting manufacturers and buyers, while officials claimed not to alarm the public.
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HEW
General Electric
Hotpoint
Litton
Amana
Raytheon
Tappan
Magic Chef
Robert Finch
Finch
Baxter Omohundro
HEW Radiological Health Bureau
Roger Egeberg
Jesse Steinfeld
Consumer Protection
C. C. Johnson
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Walt Disney World project unfolds near Orlando with grand plans
Anaheim’s Disneyland legacy grows into a vast Florida resort spanning more than 43 square miles. The project, valued at hundreds of millions, promises a future of nine major attractions, new parks, and massive economic impact, aiming for an anticipated 1971 opening and up to 50 000 jobs.
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