U.S. Probes Enzyme Detergent Dangers Across Industry
The United States evaluates health risks from detergents containing enzymes after British reports of skin and lung issues among workers. Regulators plan animal studies, plant checks, and consumer complaints are few but noted, with the industry asserting control through dust measures.
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New York
United States
Britain
Lancet
U.S. Environmental Control Administration
Public Health Service
Marcus M. Key
Soap and Detergent Association
Viet Cong and North Vietnam launch new phase of winter campaign
In northern South Vietnam new heavy attacks west of Da Nang began before dawn as the winter spring campaign enters a new phase. US reports 16 American dead and 68 wounded in coastal lowlands south of Da Nang with 17 South Vietnamese killed 15 wounded mostly civilians.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
My Lai
Ma Tine
Ross
Chu ‘Thaun
Batangan
Two Men Face Grand Larceny Charge In Store Thefts
John M. Kerns and John D. Roberts 29 from Kansas City Mo were bound over to the February term of the Douglas County District Court on grand larceny charges. They remain free on 2500 bond after a Monday preliminary hearing. Police say they took two electric drills from Coast-to-Coast Store and 76 record albums from Kroger's Family Center on November 6. Losses exceed 50 at each location. Items were recovered from their car after police detained them near Pay Less Shoe Store. They had earlier paid 50 fines in municipal court for petty larceny on December 23 and were arrested on the grand larceny charges at that time.
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John M. Kerns
John D. ‘Roberts
Kansas City
Douglas County
Mass
Kroger’s Family Center
23Rd
Naismith
Israelis Strike From Air As Egyptians Push
Israeli planes hit Egyptian military objectives on the southern Suez Canal and guerrilla camps in Lebanon while Egyptian jets struck the east bank of the canal. No Israeli casualties were reported. Egyptian commandos reportedly suffered nine killed in prior raids.
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Tel Aviv
Egypt
Lebanon
Suez Canal
Mt. Hermon
East Bank
E Qantara
Port Suez
Port Taufiq
Regents Add Paul Wunsch in Strong Hall Display
Workmen in Strong Hall add Paul Wunsch to the bronze Board of Regents listing as Vincent Bogart exits after a conflict of interest. Gov Docking may fill three vacancies. EU says no word on his plans amid bitter cold and rising gas sales. KU basketball lost 56 53 at Missouri as free throws faltered. seven Lawrence crashes reported with $145 in damages.
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Kansas University Department of Buildings and Grounds
Strong Hall
Kansas Board of Regents
Paul Wunsch
Wunsch
Vincent Bogart
Bogart
Robert Docking
Kansas
Missouri
Lawrence
Sale Barn Fire Near Linwood Knocks Out Building
A fire started shortly after noon destroyed a sale barn about 2 1/2 miles east of Linwood on Highway K 32. Linwood resident Howard Burchett said no injuries and that all livestock were evacuated. Fire crews from Linwood and Delaware Townships contained the flames. The cause was not yet determined.
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Linwood
Lawrence
Howard Burchett
Burchett
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log for January 11 1970
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for a 24 hour period ending 9 AM Tuesday January 11 1970. Year to date figures for January II show a comparison with 1969 period reflecting changes in fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Uniform Level Sought for Draft Lottery Calls
State draft directors were asked by the Nixon administration to keep a uniform advance level in January draft calls. Col Bernard C Franck said targets should stay within numbers 1 to 30 this month and disparities among local boards should be minimized. The White House and Pentagon urged consistency to avoid boards calling high numbers while others call low ones.
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Washington
Nixon
Bernard C. Franck
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
White House
Pentagon
Franck
Boy Loses 2nd Arm In Hospital
Oklahoma City report details 12 year old Brent Gray of Henrietta Texas who lost both arms in a farm accident December 14. Surgeons reimplanted the limbs in a 71 hour operation but infection led to amputation of the left arm while the right remained at risk. Despite setbacks, doctors voiced a cautious determination to try again if needed and noted the boy’s morale stayed high.
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Oklahoma City
Brent Gray
Henrietta
Tex
University Hospital
Gray
G. Rainey Williams
Williams
Joe W. Gray
Netch Talk Canceled at Kansas University Lecture
Walter Netch, Chicago architect, had an 8 p.m. Thursday talk canceled in the Forum Room at Kansas University. The lecture was part of a series sponsored by the School of Architecture and Urban Design.
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Walter Netch
Chicago
Netch
Kansas University
School of Architecture and Urban Design
Druggists Face Medicaid Cutbacks Choose From Three Paths
Kansas pharmacists face state Medicaid payment reductions with three options under study by the Kansas Pharmaceutical Association. Salina president Lewis Reid says 750 members were notified of the choices: drop Medicaid, limit to life-preserving drugs, or charge a 50 cent fee per welfare prescription.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Lewis Reid
Association
Lewis
Topeka
Robert Harder
Detergent Ills Raise Arsenic Poisoning Concerns
Kansas University scientist Dr. Ernest Angino links detergent related illnesses to possible arsenic exposure. He notes some detergents contain up to 59 000 parts per billion arsenic and cautions about skin absorption and respiratory symptoms resembling arsenic poisoning. Further testing continues with no recommendations yet.
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Kansas University
Journal-World
Ernest E. Angino
Public Health Service
The
Health Service
Angino
Nixon Enjoys Golf Vacation at Desert Estate
President Nixon and C. G. Rebozo golfed extensively on a private nine hole desert course in Palm Springs California. The group including Nixon wife Pat and daughter Tricia stayed overnight at a borrowed estate from Walter Annenberg the ambassador to Britain arriving Sunday.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Nixon
C. G
Bebe” Rebozo
Key Biscayne
Fila
Tricia
Rebozo
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Haskell
Larry Winn
R-Kan
Haskell Institute
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Robert Payne
Chamber
Journal-World Photo
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Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Oklahoma State
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Lawrence Paper CO
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Netch Talk
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M. R. Carlson
Vermont
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