Cigarette Fumes May Carry Tobacco Pesticides
Dr H Wyman Dorough told an American Chemical Society meeting that cigarette smoke could expose both smokers and non-smokers to pesticides used in tobacco production. Rat tests show pesticides survive burning and travel in smoke, with filters offering little protection. He warns residues may pose an insecticidal risk to humans and notes few human studies exist.
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Watergate delays focus as inflation debate lingers
The economy remains the top issue in theory but Watergate diverts attention. Ford faces a stalled anti inflation push as Greenspan argues tight money, the Fed weighs options, and economists clash over monetary restraint amid fears of a recession and rising imports.
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