Grain elevator rules set after first day of symposium
Washington AP reports labor faulting business and business faulting government as a new set of regulations emerges after the International Symposium on Grain Elevator Explosions. Since 1976 there have been 43 elevator explosions causing 85 deaths and 179 injuries, prompting USDA to require detailed safety and maintenance plans for each facility as a condition of weighing and inspection services.
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International Sympium
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Polio Immunization Urged for Rio Grande Tourists
Dr Verne Goerger of Cameron County Health Department warns US tourists crossing the Rio Grande to ensure their polio immunization remains effective amid Mexican reports of a northern polio outbreak centered in Tampico. No Rio Grande Valley cases have been reported. Immunization is available from physicians and public health officials.
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Dugas to be charged with capital murder in Texas killings
Ovide Joseph Dugas Jr., former son in law of slain Bishop Phillips family, faces capital murder charges in Jefferson County related killings of five relatives. He is jailed in Chambers County on five counts of aggravated kidnapping while investigators pursue the case.
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Skylab attitude correction delayed at Houston space center
Johnson Space Center engineers say it will likely be Thursday before attempting maneuvers to correct Skylab 85 ton satellite. A power failure last Saturday left its computer and gyroscopes partly unpowered, and batteries in one of two onboard sets must recharge before reprogramming. Officials are preparing procedures to return Skylab to its original position and maintain orbit until a Space Shuttle mission could boost it to a higher path next year.
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