Chemicals Deadly Big Thrill Claimed by Youths Across Texas
A report by Robert E. Ford outlines the rise of chemical inhalant deaths among youths in Texas. It notes 14 deaths in 18 months, mainly from aerosol sprays, and describes symptoms from dizziness to brain and organ damage. Experts urge parental vigilance and professional help to curb the trend.
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Robert E. Ford
Associated Press
Dick Suther
Land of
Texas Department ‘of Community Affairs
Texas
Market Ails In Tomato Trading In Hermitage Arkansas
Hermitage officials describe the tomato market as in complete collapse with more than half a million dollars in perishable tomatoes potentially wasted. Buyers halted auctions in Hermitage Warren and Monticello amid fear of Nixon price freeze violations and possible fines. Critics seek a Cost of Living Council exemption while prices drop from 8.70 to 4.00 per box. 33,090 logs of tomatoes valued at up to 250000 are idle awaiting shipment. Rep Ray Thornton said the exemption for Bradley County tomatoes was denied.
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Hermitage, Ark
Hermitage
Bob Megs
Warren
Monticello
Internal Revenue Service
Megg
Arkansas
Cost of Living Council
Meze
Tiermitage
Mel
Meer
Ray Thornton
D-Ark
Federal
Bradley County
Tokyo radio rebuilder to use Japanese aid for Hanoi station
Vietnam News Agency reports that Hanoi's Voice of Vietnam broadcaster destroyed by U.S. air raids last year will be rebuilt with funds raised by the Japan Popular Broadcasters Union and support from Japan.
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Tokyo
Hanoi
Voice of Vietnam
U.S
Popular Broadcastis Ade Union
Vietnam
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