Pitt Professor Accuses Plants of Water Contamination
Cincinnati reactions quickly followed Dr. Ernest Sternglass's claim that nuclear plants contaminate drinking water and raise cancer deaths in Cincinnati. Federal agencies and a local scientist denounced the charges, noting lack of supporting data.
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Easter service canceled for Indians doubleheader in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio a 9 30 a m Easter Sunday service at Old Stone Church was canceled by Pastor Dr Raymond Lewis to avoid delaying a 11 a m service so baseball fans can attend the Indians doubleheader Parking lot clearance by noon was required for fans The piece also covers radiation concerns linked to Shippingport nuclear plant and experts including Dr Joel Weisman and Sternglass debating cancer claims and calls for further study
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Trucker Saved As Gas Tanker Explodes Near Chester
A police officer pulled a truck driver from an overturned 8000 gallon gasoline tanker minutes before it ignited in a ball of flame near Chester. The blast damaged several buildings including two homes a carpet store and a sign shop. One rescuer Lt Joseph Shields 42 was cut by glass though no deaths were reported and area hospitals showed no admissions.
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Inmate Notice Seeks Return of Personal Clothes
The Chillicothe Correctional Institution inmate newsletter prints a plea asking the person who took a inmate’s pants shirt under shorts T shirt socks and shoes in the shower Thursday night to return them. The writer says they will wait in the shower for their return.
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Turkey strengthens law against antique smugglers
Ankara adopts a new measure allowing up to five years in prison and fines up to 714 dollars for antiquities smugglers. The law bans export of antiquities except for exhibitions and introduces rewards for informants. Museums may exchange artifacts with foreign institutions.
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University Baptist Church Spring Revival Begins
The University Baptist Church opens a spring revival at 7 30 p m with nightly services and a 10 a m worship finale next Sunday. Evangelist Rev Robert Jaye of First Baptist Glenville Ga a Southern Baptist veteran and Glenville newspaper contributor leads the meeting in the new sanctuary at 4125 Riverview Ave Pastor Rev C Nolan Phillips oversees.
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Tokyo sea pollution up ninefold in 1972
The Maritime Safety Agency report shows 2,283 pollution cases around Japan last year, up 9.2 times from 1971. Oil discharges from ships made up 86.9 percent, with the Inland Sea and Osaka Bay bearing 46 percent of cases, Tokyo Bay 14.7 percent, and Ise Bay 12.4 percent.
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