Oregon to enact fluorocarbon aerosol ban this year
Salem officials plan to sign legislation banning fluorocarbon propellants in most spray aerosols by next year. The law allows other propellants and could reduce ozone layer damage, though industry critics say evidence is inconclusive.
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Ore
APY & Gov
Bob Straub
Thad. Hogan
Pelsrsode
Puritan Co
Los Angeles
Tere
Hogan
California
Arizona
Nevada
Noel Black
Amway Corp
Ada, Mich
Carroll Righter Daily Horoscope Clair
The Carroll Righter forecast lists general tendencies for all signs and individual forecasts for Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo Libra Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces with guidance on attitude, health, finances, and plans. It invites readers to request copies by sending birthdates to a Hollywood address in 1975.
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LIBRA
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Aquarius Uan
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Government roles in protecting individual freedoms
A historical discussion outlines federal responsibilities to safeguard individual liberty, equal opportunity, education access, fraud protection, retirement income, savings value, travel safety, and independent living with limited state restraint. It calls for a unified tax and regulation approach to ease mobility and proposes a law enforcement body for interstate issues.
Fish Stench on Michigan Beaches Persists
Muskegon officials report ongoing rotting alewives washing ashore on Lake Michigan beaches. State park crews have mulled the debris for more than a week, but many fish remain scattered along the shore. Fisheries expert Edward Brown cautions the situation isn’t over, noting alewife die-offs typically start earlier in the season and that up to 300 400 million pounds of fish are involved.
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Edward Brown
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
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Chicago
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Solon Attacks Grain Elevators Over Debris Blending
Iowa congressman charges New Orleans and other ports use blenders to mix debris into grain shipments to reach higher foreign material levels. He cites U S No 2 corn 3 percent foreign matter as industry practice, with inspectors sometimes bribed or workers pressured. Critics say blends save money but risk inferior outcomes for buyers.
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Department of Agriculture
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