Survey Finds Blood-Lead Problems Across Cities
A nationwide survey by HEW’s Environmental Management Bureau screened 4150 preschoolers in 45 cities and found elevated blood lead levels equal to or above 40 micrograms per 100 milliliters in all but Salt Lake City. Lead exposure, largely from old paint, risks long term harm. children ages 1 to 6 are most affected, with severe cases needing treatment to prevent damage.
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Boston
Bureau of Community Environmental Management
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Salt Lake City
Utah
U.S. Public Health Service
A. F. Schaplowsky
Environmental Management Bureau
Cincinnati
Ohio
Schaplowsky
Denver
Burlington
Iowa
Sacramento
Calif
Stamford
Mexican Art on Wheels To Visit Ottawa in March
A Mobile Gallery featuring 60 Mexican works travels to Ottawa March 19 to 21 with a 1400 A.D. sculpture among pieces. Ottawa University serves as a base for the tour, open to the public 9 to noon and 1 to 4. Student groups tour 9 to 3 30 with curator Patricia Riddle guiding. Sponsored by the Kansas Cultural Arts Commission and Wichita Art Museum Members Foundation.
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Ottawa
Ottawa University
Mexico
Patricia Riddle
The
Kansas Cultural Arts Commission
Wichita Art Museum
Livestock Tax Plan Killed by Kansas House Panel
TOPEKA Kan AP the Assessment and Taxation Committee killed a bill to change livestock tax from Jan 1 holdings to an average monthly herd. Some lawmakers urged cooperation between Kansas Livestock Association and county assessors to close a tax loophole used by feedlots and stockmen who buy after Jan 1 and sell before Dec 31.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Kansas Livestock Association
Livestock Association
Ruth Wilkin
Dtopeka
Paul Burke Jr
R-Ellinwood
Nixon Defiance Faces Senate Test Over Gray FBI Nomination
Senate Judiciary Committee members show little appetite to sue President Nixon to force White House Counsel Dean to testify on L. Patrick Gray III's FBI director nomination. Ervin hints the Watergate panel would seek court action if Dean refuses, while Nixon challenges the approach and invites a court ruling on executive privilege.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Gray
Ervin
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Dean
Select Committee
White House
Committee
Congress
Nixon Has Cards To Play In Vietnam
Washington AP Nixon could orders range of actions short of renewed bombing of North Vietnam and still claim no tolerance for Communist infiltration of the south. Deterrents include hostage leverage, stronger antiaircraft defenses, and political backlash. Options include targeting the Ho Chi Minh trail, Laos passes, South Vietnam incursions, or delaying mine clearance at Haiphong while pressing diplomatic pressure on Hanoi.
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Washington
Nixon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
United States
Congress
Pentagon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Dmz
Haiphong
Soviet Union
China
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ORA
Henry Block
IRS
Hawthorne Circus
Ralph Bruce
Hawthorne Elementary
Racora Bowers
Charity Caple
Barbara Gabauer
Vietnam
Fulton Furniture
Charles Bronson
Michael Winner
Pluscolor
Stooges
Hercules
Walt Dishey
Ngui
Magnavox
TAC
T.A.C
Woos Cliff Reynolds
S. Main
Chrysler
Chrysler Newport
Newport
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Bob White Motor Co
Ottawa, Kansas
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