Protest Poison Tests On Beagles
Washington AP reports a public uproar over Air Force and Army plans to expose beagle puppies to poisonous fumes. Rep. Aspin sparked the debate by citing 200 beagles to be de barked and inhaling aviation fumes, with 400 pups purchased for poison gas tests. Citizens from multiple states and countries wrote urging action, while Air Force and Pentagon reviews continue as the November start looms.
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Washington
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Air Force
Aspin
Cary
N.C
Gerry E. Studds
D-Mass
Chicago
Studds
John L
McLucas
Animal Protection Institute of America
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Justice
Ill
Zebulon
Canada
England
Watergate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Raleigh
Lyndon Johnson
Pentagon
Air Forces
Poaching Fish in a Dishwasher Promoted by Almanac
Lewiston Maine AP reports on the 157th Farmer's Almanac offering unusual tips including how to poach a fish in a dishwasher by buttering, foil wrapping, and maintaining 160 to 180 degrees through a full cycle. Editor Ray Geiger touts the almanac as wholesome and notes circulation rising to 5 million.
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Lewiston
Maine
Farmer’s Almanac
Almanac
Ray Geiger
Mars
Geiger
Jackson Leads Atlanta Vote in Runoff Bid
Vice Mayor Maynard Jackson led Atlanta's mayoral race with 47 percent of the vote, forcing a runoff against incumbent Sam Massell. Jackson drew 47,041 votes to Massell's 19,760. the runoff is set for October 16. Jackson praised the strong showing despite not reaching 50 percent.
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Atlanta, Ga
Maynard Jackson
Sam Massell
Jackson
Massell
Newsprint Price Up Another $10
Southland Paper Mills Inc. notified publishers of a $10 per ton price hike for newsprint, effective Dec. 1, bringing the price to $178. Rising energy, raw materials and shipping costs were cited. Southland operates mills in Lufkin and Houston with 490 000 tons annual capacity, expanding to 620 000 by mid-1974. 1973 sales reached $89.5 million with about 250 newspaper customers. Bowater Corp. said a further $15 rise may follow and an additional $10 increase could come in mid-1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufkin, Tex
Southland Paper Mills Inc
Southland Mills
Houston
Southland
Southwest
Midwest
Bowater Corp
Pioneer 10 risk to Jupiter by radiation belts could halt mission
AP report from Washington cites Dr. James Van Allen warning a potential Jovian radiation belt danger as Pioneer 10 heads for a December flyby. He notes belts may damage the craft, though some scientists disagree and moons might ease the hazard. The early late November belt encounter promises high excitement for the long-running mission.
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Washington
Jupiter
James van Allen
University of Iowa
Earth
van Allen
America
Lange Named Crawford County Prosecutor
Jefferson City Mo Morton K Lange was appointed Crawford County prosecutor by Gov Christopher S Bond. Lange a Republican from Cuba Mo was prosecutor 1967 1969 and returns after private practice replacing Larry W Dent who resigned Oct 1 Dent has been charged with fraud and embezzlement. Lange previously served as military lawyer and judge in Germany and as magistrate judge in Crawford County.
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Jefferson City
Morton K. Lange
Crawford County
Christopher S. Bond
Lange
Cuba, Mo
Larry W. Dent
Dent
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Hardees
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Empire Club
THE
Moose Club
Naval Research Laboratory
Arrow Rock
the Kroger Co
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Cerald Usda Choice Fresheli
Riel
Eee
Ondale
Rae
USDA
Usda Choice
Lorger Kroger
Cretos
Bluebird
Kwick Krisp
Wilson's
Lllsbury
Krocen Couron
Kraft -Lb
Velveeta
Som
Cottonelle
Rolla
Jeno’s
Illinois
Florida
Wight
Steie & Letol Sales
Tex
Pepsi-Cola Au
Coca-Cola
Coke
Coca-Cola Company
Mexico
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Cero
Veu
Crawford
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
TFA
Citizens Savings Association
Jefferson & Liberty Sts
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