Oregon Litter Law Targets Returnable Beer Cans and Bottles
Beginning October 1 1972 Oregon bars sales of AaB returnables on beer and soft drinks. A five cent deposit will be charged on most beer and soft drink containers, while milk wine and whiskey bottles are exempt. The law sparks debate with container makers warning of limited impact. Public education and recycling touted as better solutions. The Can People offer reclamation centers and locations by mail.
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Oregon
National Academy of Sciences
Judd H. Alexander
American Can Company
Carbonated Beverage Container Manufacturers Association
Alexander
Can People
E. 59Th St
New York
N.Y
Dish Fitting a Monster Loch Ness Attractant Lure
Scientists create a scientific lure mixture to attract the Loch Ness monster using pheromone-inspired attractants. Chemists and perfumers at International Flavors & Fragrances tested water samples, consulted experts, and developed a slow-release plastic lure shipped to Scotland for deep lake trolling amid reports of underwater swirlings and sonar anomalies.
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International Flavors & Fragrances, Inc
New York
Loch Ness
New York Museum of Natural History
Scotland
For an Honest Breakfast on Corn and Vitamins
Dr Wiley’s view of corn milling contrasts old stone grinding with modern removal of bran and germ. He warns germ removal reduces fat quality and vitamins. Readers note pamphlet on Wheat to Eat and menopause questions. Horned larks move into pastures where meadow larks disappear.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Mansfield Amendment Aims to Appease Antiwar Sentiment
Washington's Senate passed the Mansfield Amendment with 12 Republicans joining 45 Democrats to urge a speedy U S withdrawal from Indo China. The nonbinding policy calls for nine months to withdraw after enactment, contingent on POW releases, while urging negotiations for cease fire and phased troop withdrawals, amid unknown North Vietnamese response.
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Washington
Senate
America
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Indo-China
Congress
United States
North Vietnam
Still Hard to Tell Sexes But Some Rules Helpful
New York AP humor column notes people increasingly look alike but offers playful criteria to guess gender. Examples include behavior, dress, and responses to daily tasks. The piece ends with teens named Pat and Terry illustrating the difficulty of guessing sex from appearance or names.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Papa
Mama
Pat
Terry
Today In History June 25 1971 Associated Press
On this date in history 1950 North Korea invaded Korea marking the start of the Korean War. Other events include Virginia ratifying the Constitution in 1788 and Napoleon’s farewell before exile in 1815. The Little Big Horn battle occurred in 1876, Beleau Wood action in 1918, 1934 relief rolls reaching 16 million, CBS first color broadcast in 1951, Kennedy White House staff remark ten years ago, and Vatican Yugoslavia diplomatic ties formed five years ago.
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North Korea
Republic of Korea
Virginia
U.S
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena
George Custer
the Little Big Horn
Montana
Beleau Wood
France
CBS
John F. Kennedy
White House
Vatican
Yugoslavia
Thoughtful reflections on humanity and connection
A compact quotation pair highlighting human worth and interdependence. Psalm verses praise mankind as nearly divine, crowned with glory. Donne asserts no person is an island, each a piece of the whole.
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John Donne
Pentagon Vietnam Papers Show High Officials Ignore Dissent
Washington reports reveal that senior officials in the Pentagon State Department and CIA repeatedly overruled technical advice from their own professionals on Vietnam era actions. The papers allege gatekeeping by White House aides and a pattern of sidelining experts, from Bay of Pigs to Tonkin Gulf, with a later Defense study left unacted upon.
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Washington
NBA
Pentagon
State Department
Intellignce
White House
Vietnam
Johnson
Tonkin Gulf
U.S
Nns
Kennedy
Defense Department
Don’t Let The Closing Ruin Your House Deal
A guide to typical closing costs for home purchases noting processing fees, lending charges, title insurance, taxes, lot survey, hazard insurance, and attorney fees. Explains mortgage and owner’s title policies, tax proration, and lender requirements to help buyers avoid surprises at the closing.
Million New York marijuana users in six month study
An Albany study by the State Narcotic Addiction Control commission estimates 1,032,000 New York residents used marijuana during a six month period, with 487,000 users regular users. The report notes most regular users were males under 25 with high school education and no other drugs. Heroin users numbered 64,000 with about half using regularly. Caracas has about 2 million residents.
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Albany
N. Y
Commission
Milton Luger
The Palladium Times Oswego Postal Notice and Rates
Oswego Palladium Times details include consolidation with Oswego Times in 1925, staff names Clark Morrison III and Thomas A. Cloutier, advertising rates by destination and term, and national wire service rights. Also notes carrier pricing, office delivery, and Associated Press policy statements.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Mojor
Wayre
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Iil
Rockefeller Fiaza
New York
Associated
Palladium Times
Associated Press
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Dr. Brady
Berry's
NEA, Inc
Tricia
David Lawrence
Mansfield
Hanoi
Indo- China
South Vietnam
Nixon
House of Representatives
Soviet Union
Red China
Degele
By Roger Bollen
THE
Ray Cromley
By Richard P. Pratt
Caracas
Venezuela
DR. Yank
West Othe St
Cleveland
Ohio
the Palladium Times
West First St
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