Cereal Survey Sparks Mixed Reactions Across America
A United Press International survey shows many Americans remain unconcerned about nutrition in breakfast cereals. Some switch brands or rely on children’s choices, while others defend favorites like Cheerios and Cornflakes. Prices, shelf placement, and new Product 19 Kaboom variants influence sales and buyer habits nationwide.
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United International
Earl Thorp
Duluth, Minn
John Sellaro
Morgantown
W. Va
Vets urged not to forget G I Bill cert cards
Veterans attending college this summer under the G I Bill are reminded to return certification of attendance cards to the VA. Acting Director Martin J. May said the cert card is required for payment of checks. Return dates cover the end of the last enrollment month, including summer sessions, with automatic checks resumed in September.
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Veterans Administration
G. I. Bill
Martin J. May
Southern California
May
Welfare cases drop for June in county report
Welfare Director Arthur W. Nelson announced a three month decline in general relief cases to 198 for June with an expected fall in fall. The fiscal year total expenditures reached 246 877 dollars near the budgeted 253 000 while employable cases numbered 38 and unemployable 151. Total monthly assistance was 12 189 dollars.
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Arthur W. Nelson
Nelson
Assembly approves oil seepage study in Santa Barbara Channel
The Assembly Natural Resources and Conservation Committee approves SB 949 by Senator Lagomarsino to spend $50 000 from an environmental program fund for a study of natural and man made oil seeps in the Santa Barbara Channel The study will map contamination sources assess seepage zones and evaluate methods to reduce pollution The bill moves to the Assembly floor with co author Don MacGillivray
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Sacramento
Santa Barbara Channel
Assembly Natural Resources and Conservation Committee
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Ventura
Santa Barbara
State Resources Agency
Senate
Lagomarsino
Don MacGillivray
Assembly
Senate probes warn of dangers from hazardous device materials
Senate subcommittee chair Sen. John L. McClellan says extremist groups seek hazardous device building knowledge from mail order houses libraries and military manuals. He cites freely available how to literature and urges stronger action despite Supreme Court free expression rulings affecting mail bans.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Supreme Court
U.S
John L. McClellan
B- Ark
McClellan
Kester
Toyota President Funds Shrine For Car Crash Victims
In Tateshina Japan Toyota Motor Corp president Shotaro Kamiya dedicates a 600 square foot ferro concrete shrine costing 445000 dollars to honor those killed in Toyota vehicles. The red building houses a Kannon statue and draws support from dealers, friends, and an American oil firm as locals note rising deaths amid record annual output of five million vehicles.
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Tateshina
Japan
UPI
Toyota Motor Co
Toyota
Kannon
Shotaro Kamiya
Kamiya
Tokyo
Switzerland
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