Halt urged on three spray adhesives linked to birth defects
The U S Consumer Products Safety Commission called for a halt in sales of Foil Art Spray Adhesive Scotch Brand Spray-Meat and Krylon Spray Adhesive amid research linking them to chromosome breaks that could cause birth defects. The findings come from Dr J Rodman Seely of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
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Chrysler chair says price controls working and Watergate behind us
Kansas City AP Chrysler chairman Lynn Townsend told reporters the government price controls have worked and he agrees with President Nixon to move past Watergate quickly. He urged optimism on economic growth, and said Chrysler aims to negotiate a fair UAW contract without a major strike.
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