Fertilizer Not a Major Factor in Bay Pollution Says Expert
Dr Fred P Miller of the University of Maryland says ending commercial fertilizer use would not measurably improve Chesapeake Bay water quality. He cites a background erosion study and notes urban runoff and other sources, including animal waste and naturally occurring nutrients, also contribute to pollution.
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Wage price freeze cited as stabilizing factor in economy
The piece credits cooperative efforts of Americans for price stability and rising consumer confidence amid a wage price freeze. It cites declines in the Wholesale Price Index for September and October, a downtrend in inflation, and gains in employment and retail sales. It notes favorable trends in housing starts and auto sales, portraying a path to prosperity with peace and no inflation.
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