House panel approves broad pesticide controls bill
The Agriculture Committee backed landmark pesticide legislation giving EPA power to classify pesticides and set use rules while debating import restrictions on foreign products. The bill envisions penalties up to 25 000 dollars and a year in prison for violations, with advisory panels and possible floor battle next week.
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Living Bible Creates Publishing Phenomenon Worldwide
Dr Kenneth N Taylor nearly lost his voice fearing misrepresenting Gods word yet completed The Living Bible a modern thought-for-thought paraphrase of scripture The project evolved from a childs question and grew into a $500 million annual business for Tyndale House Publishers with nine million copies sold and orders topping half a million before the Sept 1 release Billy Graham helped launch the effort by ordering 50,000 copies for free distribution The Living Bible now influences education and translations worldwide with royalties supporting related works and foreign language renderings.
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Reds Back British Vote At UN Seat Debate
London officials say Britain will back Communist China for a U.N. seat even if it costs Nationalist China its place. The move dents American hopes for a split seating, as the U.N. General Assembly planned debate looms. Japanese FM Takeo Fukuda said Japan would not cosponsor the U.S. resolution to keep Taiwan at the United Nations.
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Docking seeks say on Lyons advisory council makeup
Gov. Robert Docking asks White House for consultation on the nine member Lyons atomic waste repository advisory panel. He cites law provisions funding fiscal 1972 AEC work and demands being informed on who serves, including at least three Kansans, before high level waste burial is approved.
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