Ozone Irritates Passengers On High Altitude Flights
FAA and industry sources report ozone seeping into cabin air at 40 000 to 90 000 feet as colder winters lower ozone layers. Intercontinental flights, especially New York to Tokyo, saw eye and throat irritation among about 100 of 4000 flights since December. Airlines are reducing cabin seepage by altitude adjustments and intake changes. medical impact is temporary discomfort only.
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Bernice
Federal Aviation Administration
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Atyand Thayer
FAA
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Tokyo
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Escalon bans cigarette vending machines for minors
In Escalon, the city council approved an ordinance restricting cigarette vending machines in places accessible to minors. The law, effective June 1, aligns with state rules prohibiting sales to under 18 and limits machines to bars already restricted to customers 21 and older. Nearby Manteca has a similar ordinance.
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San Joaquin County
Escalon
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Breakthrough UCSF Gene Analyzes Second Human Gene
A UCSF led team reports analyzing the second human gene. The gene directs placenta to produce lactogen hormone guiding fetal growth. Researchers aim to use genetic engineering to mass produce growth hormone for dwarfism and other defects.
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John Shine
UCSF
John Baxter
Ucsf Metabolic Research Unit
Burglary case reveals marijuana in bag at scene
In a high priority burglary inquiry, Edward Orr faced questions about evidence from his apartment. Orr invoked the Fifth Amendment but disclosed a plastic bag containing rare marijuana. Police Officer Harvey Lacy documented the confrontation and the recovered item.
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Edward Orr
Peibs Orr Orr
Harvey Lacy
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