Test Center In Utah Denies Anthrax Peril
A Deserettes center commander dismisses fears of anthrax at a Utah site near Dugway Proving Ground. He states the area is not hazardous to animals or people, noting past isolated findings and arguing current tests show limited risk while coyotes and transient wildlife remain the area’s only occupants. Rep McCarthy cites Scottish Gruinard island as historically contaminated, but officials insist Utah poses no broader danger.
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Frederick Men In Battle Reenactment Details
Major Jim Beachley of the Virginia Infantry CSA leads a Frederick history group in Civil War and Revolutionary War reenactments at the Farm Museum in Westminster. Civil War event at 3 PM Friday, Revolutionary War clash at 3 PM Saturday, with members Austin Hartsoch Craig Kerslow Ralph Garrett Bob Garrett Raymond Brooks Herb Garrett Steve Palmer Dick Dove Bill Wickham and Dow Evans in authentic uniforms.
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Nixon Begins New Pollution Attack
President Nixon, visiting Florida for a holiday stay, summoned his senior adviser to discuss a new anti pollution initiative. Dr. Lee A. DuBridge, former head of Caltech, discussed the total environment with White House aides and planned a broader administration effort on air and water pollution.
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Dynamite Plant Blast Kills 24 in Peru Arequipa
A dynamite plant explosion in Arequipa Peru killed at least 24 people and injured more than 30 officials said. The plant was destroyed and the death toll may rise as rescue work continued. Government ministers were traveling to the city to assess the damage and aid survivors.
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Asthma Study Unit Treats Schoolchildren In Denver Capsule
Peter Ewing, six, among children at the Children’s Asthma Research Institute and Hospital in Denver, undergoes airtight plethysmography in a sealed capsule to measure lung function and therapy effectiveness. The hospital, with 165 beds, offers free care to U.S. children with chronic asthma and researches causes and treatments.
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Tech develops infant respirator to curb neonatal mortality
Virginia Tech announces a respirator for newborns with respiratory distress to reduce infant death from 40 percent to about 19 percent. Dr. Arp led development after his own child fell ill. trials at Roanoke Memorial Hospital showed improved survival with respirator use and rapid organ oxygen delivery.
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Three Bills Await Action By Mandel
Annapolis AP reports the 1969 Maryland General Assembly sent three bills to Governor Mandel for action. The contests ban bill, favored by gasoline stations, awaits Mandel’s decision after federal stance. Other measures cover optometrist regulations, Baltimore police vacation rules, and revocation of scholarships for misconduct.
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