Citrus and deciduous fruit outlook for 1975 76
The cool wet spring delayed early fruit marketing about two weeks while later weather aided fruit set. Production for this summer's early harvested deciduous fruit is projected to rise 5 percent from last season and 13 percent from 1973, with larger freestone peaches except in California where crops shrink 12 percent. California clingstone peaches nectarines and plums show mixed trends. oranges remain abundant though prices inch higher. Grapefruit and lemons see favorable processing and price trends, with OTB returns up while lemon prices stay soft.
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Summer Hearing Hazards Warning From Beltone Crusade
Officials warn summer poses hearing loss risks and urge precautions as Beltone Crusade for Hearing Conservation promotes protection during outdoor activities. The campaign notes rising fruit consumption and projected increases in processed fruit use and fresh fruit intake into 1975.
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Ear health dangers from summer water sports warning
The Lancaster Farming piece notes Beltone Electronics urges awareness of hearing protection in summer activities. It highlights swimmer's ear risk from swimming and water sports and advises proper ear plugs and medical consultation for infections. It also warns against self medication and stresses dangers from loud noises from boats mowers and tools.
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Moving Firms Must Provide Performance Info to Consumers
Interstate Commerce Commission now requires moving companies to give customers a copy of performance information filed with the ICC. Each report reflects data supplied by consumers who had furniture and other household goods moved by an ICC licensed truck.
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