Nebraska rejects EPA pesticide certification plan
Nebraska lawmakers join several states resisting EPA rules requiring applicator certification for restricted use pesticides. Entomologist Bob Roselle warns root worms could destroy vast corn stocks if chemicals are unavailable. Senate Ag Committee backs riskier non certification path, while EPA notes 15 states lack adequate laws.
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Nixon in Final Days Described as Weeping and Drinking
A new book The Final Days by Woodward and Bernstein portrays Richard Nixon in his last White House days as drinking heavily, crying, and threatening self harm. Aides removed medication after disturbing reports. The account cites Kissinger prayers and a tense final family photo.
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Globe girdling trip to put Butz on the line
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz plans a 20 day globe spanning tour beginning April 11 visiting New Zealand Australia Indonesia Malaysia Singapore Greece Bulgaria Switzerland Spain and Portugal. He will meet foreign officials discuss farm trade access palm oil soybeans and grain markets and attend a major speech in Wellington and a symposium in Sydney. He is due back May 2.
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Cremated remains lost in the mails
The Postal Service lost the cremated remains of Bertram E. Williams sent to Arlington National Cemetery for burial. The urn was damaged on arrival, no remains were found, and the family received only $15 insurance. Arlington officials described it as a rare, serious mishap amid ongoing parcel damage concerns.
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St. Petersburg
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Raymond J Costanzo
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Watts
St Petersburg
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Charles H Wilson
D-Calif
House Postal Facilities Subcommittee
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