CPSC Sets 1979 Toothpick Safety Standards
The Consumer Product Safety Commission unveiled 1979 toothpick safety standards citing 743 injuries last year. Pointed ends face ban and all sticks will carry warnings. by 1980 ends must be blunt and future models include nylon retrieval lines. A committee will study olive and toothpick use in martinis with findings due by 1984.
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Flight Deck TV Will Bring Cockpit Closer To Passengers
The author envisions in flight cameras showing pilots during takeoffs and landings. He imagines dialogue and reactions, from calm to tense moments, noting passengers will see, hear little, and speculate about cockpit dynamics. The piece ends urging the pilots remain unseen and mysterious rather than exposed on screen.
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Steel capacity to rise 8.5 percent by 1977
New York AP reports 33 Magazine says America’s steel industry will boost production capacity from about 152 to 166 million tons by 1977 an 8.5 percent increase. Steep price rises are expected as demand remains strong and profits improve.
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