Airlines Ship Animals To Profit From Live Cargo
U S airlines push live animal shipments as a revenue stream with creatures from sea lions to elephants. The practice generated about 1.9 million in six months in 1970, but incidents included heat stroke, a rhesus monkey wrecking a jet panel, and an alligator loosening in cargo causing delays.
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Mrs Ky Denies Plans for Free Vietnam Farmland
Mrs Nguyen Cao Ky, wife of South Vietnam’s vice president, clarified she seeks a government decision on a request to cultivate about 600 acres of central highlands land near Tu Tra village. She says she has not personally visited the area and does not intend to acquire land illegally, stressing the request is on behalf of a citizen, not the vice president’s wife.
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Swordfish Vanishing From Market Over Mercury Fear
The FDA warns swordfish may disappear from shelves due to high mercury levels while most canned tuna shows under the safety limit. Recalls totaling over 2.2 million cans are announced as tests on tuna stocks progress, with officials predicting continued shortage and urging caution among consumers.
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The Pharmacist Trust and Service at Ravine Street
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Labor pushes to raise minimum wage in Congress
Washington based unions vow a strong drive in the new Congress to pass a bill raising the federal minimum wage to $2 an hour and extending coverage to most workers. AFL-CIO officials cite rising living costs, saying current wages fall below poverty levels and example yearly earnings for a $1.60 rate for a 40 hour week undercuts family need.
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