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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
10
The article warns that transistor miniaturization allows recorders and transmitters to be concealed in everyday objects and within the body. It describes radio pills capable of monitoring heart, liver, kidneys, temperature, and other data, enabling rapid medical diagnoses but raising privacy concerns.
The Florida Association of the American Institute of Architects denounces a request by the Florida Outdoor Advertising Association to allow 1100 miles of highway roadside billboards. The group argues the Federal Highway Beautification Act aims to protect urban zones while restricting billboard advertising near interstates. The act threatens federal aid penalties for states lacking control of billboard erection and maintenance within 660 feet of major roads.
Gardeners at heart find ways to grow plants indoors from beans in a sponge to African violets and palms. Modern homes use indoor plants as dividers and decor, with light from windows or fluorescent lamps and humidity via moss, water trays, or glass bottles.
Army Reservist Jerry Phillians, formerly of Winter Park and Winter Garden, now at Fort Polk La, reports completion of Phase I and Phase II in progress. He left Mount Dora February 16 for six months basic training and is connected to the Orlando reserves after prior training.
The Tampa figure serves as chair of the Florida Council of 100, guiding statewide business policy and coordinating private sector voices with government leaders. The role emphasizes economic growth, job creation, and collaboration among major Florida employers and executives.
Representatives from Orange and Lake Counties met to explore local air and water bills. State Rep. W H Reedy of Eustis said two bills, one from each county, could be submitted to the next session in Tallahassee and called for legislation with teeth. He added public opinion supports them and that county planning may guide statewide pollution efforts.
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