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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
9
Maryland health authorities warn to avoid banned and unsafe toys sold in stores and urge reporting to Drug Control. The campaign targets educational and non toxic claims tied to injuries from splintering wood and other hazards, urging safe packaging disposal and consumer vigilance.
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission proposes firmer crib rules to reduce deaths and injuries. New cribs must have tightly spaced slats and correct mattress size with warnings. older cribs can be upgraded with mattresses and safety checks. Availability is expected early 1973, with guidance for existing owners.
The Office of Petroleum Allegation establishes a public inquiry section in Washington to address consumer problems with fuel allocations. A telephone line is available for inquiries and reports on heating oil kerosene and other fuels, with a general focus on supply issues and policy concerns.
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