Editorial calls for realistic offshore limits to curb fishing conflicts
The piece argues American tuna and lobster fleets face seizures and gear damage from Ecuadorian and Russian vessels beyond 12 miles. It urges a definitive fishery boundary, noting taxpayer funded fines and calls for patrols or international agreements to enforce rights and deter further incidents.
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Pacific
Atlantic
South America
United States
Ecuador
New England
Automated Health Exams on Way to Mass Screening
The article describes a shift toward fully automated medical testing using GEMSAEC, a new blood analyzer from Electro-Nucleonics Laboratories. It claims 75 percent detection of hepatitis viruses from a single drop of blood in 10 minutes and notes potential for early cancer virus detection within five years, with a broader goal of multiphasic mass screening and digitized health records.
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Gemsaec
Electro-Nucleonics Laboratories, Inc
Bethesda
Vincent V. Abajian
Electro-Nucleonics
Abajian
State Board protects many Texas counties under catastrophe pool
The State Board of Insurance said Aransas Brazoria Calhoun Cameron Chambers Galveston Jefferson Kenedy Kleberg Matagorda Nueces Refugio San Patricio and Willacy counties will be protected under the Texas Catastrophe Property Insurance Pool Act before hurricane season. The State Board of Education will hold a June 5 hearing in Dallas on a 1972 Texas plan for vocational education. Application filed for State Heritage Bank of Tyler. Eugene A. Walker retired after 31 years with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
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State Board of Insurance
Aransas
Brazoria
Calhoun
Cameron
Chambers
Galveston
Jefferson
Kenedy
Kleberg
Matagorda
Nueces
Refugio
San Patricio
Willacey
State Board of Education
Dallas
State Heritage Bank of Tyler
Eugene A. Walker
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Dear Department Store a Stocking Mixup and a $18.55 Debt
Louise Cook writes a humorous consumer column about a six month billing debacle with a department store. She recounts lost orders misdirected shipments and duplicate charges then declares the $18.55 credit balance resolved: they are even and she will spend the amount if not corrected.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
NEW York
Department Store
Thoughts on Strength and Service From Hemans and Catt
The passage notes Felicia Hemans on strength arising from enduring heartache rather than joy and cites Carrie Catt praising service in a just cause for lasting happiness. It reflects on virtue through faith, works, endurance, and social reform.
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Felicia Hemans
Carrie Catt
Nitroglycerin packaging and storage tips for angina patients
A study in the Journal of the American Pharmacists Association warns nitroglycerin pills lose potency when exposed in pillboxes and stored outside their original packaging. Glass vials with plastic caps preserve strength up to two months, while other containers degrade efficacy.
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Journal of the
American Pharmaceutical Association
Research notes on methylprednisone and pacifier effects
Researchers report methylprednisone reduces lung fluid and aids oxygen absorption in infants. A Burlington Ontario study links pacifier use after weaning to reduced thumb sucking and lower malocclusion, while Toronto scientists note single Americans show lower mental breakdown rates. Japanese scientists claim a glycine valine based fungicide is soil safe and effective against rice blight.
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Arnold Sladen
Howard L. Zauder
University of Texas Medical School
San Antonio
Journal of the American Medical Association
Burlington
Ont
Frank Popovich
University of Toronto
Medical Tribune
Thomas Misato
Tokyo Institute of Physical and Chemical Research
Day by L M Boyd explores quirks and curiosities
A collage of trivia and opinions from L M Boyd, touching on eye infections in women versus men, tear production, aging changes in facial features, and a mix of historical and literary asides. It notes famous short men, asks humorous questions, cites a 70 year ago era sports page, and invites reader correspondence to Fort Worth, Texas.
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Royal Brougham
The
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Brougham
L.M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Legislature Ends Session With Large 6.9 Billion Budget
The 62nd Texas Legislature wraps up with a record 6.9 billion dollar biennial budget amid tax measures including liquor by the drink and by the gallon, a 4 percent sales tax, cigarette tax, and corporate franchise levy. Other actions include redistricting, a constitutional amendment to convene in 1974, bank reform, and a 100 million bond fund for sewer facilities.
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Austin
Tex
House
Senate
62Nd
Texas
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Texas Board of Licensure
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Texas Tourist Development Board
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Bryan
Marcella Perry
Houston
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Waco
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