Millions Face Danger from Toxic Home Fumes
AP REPORT: Fire and health experts warn that common house furnishings made with polyurethane foam and polyvinyl chloride can emit lethal gases like hydrogen cyanide and hydrogen chloride when burned. Experts urge safer padding and insulation materials as substitutes.
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Maury County
Columbia
Tenn
National Fire Prevention and Control Administration
Merritt Birky
The
Fire Prevention Administration
Henry Spies
Small Homes Council
University of Illnois
Branch Managers Told To Keep Mouths Shut
Former managers testifying at a Phoenix hearing said they were ordered to tell customers Lincoln Thrift and U S Thrift were private and not to disclose financial condition The judge will rule after August 1 as trustees seek compensation on 8.5 million in subordinated notes with debate over 50 percent cut versus full payment and seniority of certificate holders.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Lincoln Thrift
U.S. Thrift
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
Craig
John McDonough
McDonaugh
Tris
Cigarette Smuggling Becomes Big Business
Washington AP report says interstate cigarette bootlegging funds organized crime and hinders enforcement, costing states about 391 million yearly. The Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations urges federal crime status for smuggling, cross-state cooperation, tougher penalties, and restraint on tax hikes to curb profits. New York leads tax losses, with New York City prices contributing to illicit profits, while some low-tax states gain, and several Midwestern and Eastern states face the issue most acutely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
United States
Organized Crime
North Carolina
New York State
New York City
Lordsburg Public Schools bids on prefabricated classroom building
Separate sealed bids for a prefabricated steel classroom building will be received by the Lordsburg New Mexico School Superintendent at 401 W 4th Street until 1 30 oclock PM MDT June 30 1977 and publicly opened. Bidders may examine purchase documents at Burton Leyendecker and Leyendecker Las Crues Albuquerque offices. Owner may waive informalities or reject bids. Bid security and wage provisions apply. No withdrawal within 30 days after opening.
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Superintendent of
W. 4Th Street
Lordsburg
N.M
Burton, Leyendecker and Leyendecker, Inc
First National
Las Cruces
Ridgecrest
S.E. Albuquerque
Notable Obituaries and Legal Notices From Historic Papers
Obituaries note Helen B. Wrigley 75 widow of Philip K. Wrigley Chicago Cubs owner who died in Elkhorn Wisconsin. Pianist Jian Steuber dies at 68 with Los Angeles Philharmonic ties. New Mexico probate and water rights notices detail Geneva I Watkins estate hearings and Kennecott Copper Corporation underground water permit applications with public protest window.
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Helen Wrigley
Chicago
Helen B. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Philip K. Wrigley
Elkhorn
Wis
Lillian Steuber
Los Angeles
Lil
Jian Steuber
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Central
South America
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Chino Mines Division
Hurley
New Mexico
Tuna
Kennecott Mines
Mimbres Valley
Bane
Lampbright
Homicide Probe In Death Of Unidentified Man In Pickup
An unidentified man about 30 was found dead in a pickup truck camper near I-25 in Fort Collins. Investigators say he died from blows to the head with a blunt instrument and have classified the case as homicide while seeking identification of the victim.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Interstate 25
Larimer County
Intuition Not Good Reason To Check Traveling Motorist
The New Mexico Court of Appeals ruled that a hunch cannot justify stopping a motorist. Kathleen Ruud, an Arizona student, was convicted of possessing over eight ounces of marijuana after a stop on Interstate 40 near Tucumcari. The court ordered suppression of the marijuana evidence, citing Fourth Amendment protections against unlawful searches. Judge Hendley noted routine license checks are allowed but random screenings lack reasonable suspicion.
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Santa FE
State Court of Appeals
Kathleen Ruud
Arizona
Optinn
Miss Rud
Interstate 40
Tucumcari
Gary Walsimith
Hendley
Miss Ruud
District Court
Rate Case Nears End in New Mexico Telephone Dispute
The New Mexico Corporation Commission closed testimony on Continental Telephone Co. of the West rate case seeking uniform rates across three service areas. Final briefs due in 15 days, with a ruling expected soon after. Proposals call for increases from 30 to 163 percent, plus monthly charges of 8.40 for residential and 21.05 for single‑party business lines in central exchanges.
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Santa PE (Ap
New Mexico Corporation Compission
Continental Telephone Co
West
Espanola
Truth Or Consequences
Ruidoso
Unifarm
Central Exchange
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D. Randolph Schmid
Tennessee
Joseph IE. Clark
Illinois
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
New York
Texas
Florida
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
New Hampshire
Board OF Education
Public
Sixth Judicial District
State OF New Mexico
Wiltilen
Geneva L. Watkins
Michael Wayne Chintis
Steven Bradley Chintis
Mark Allen Chintis
Winifred Lurline Barrows
Candice Lyn Chintis
Allan Bradley Chintis
M R. Hardee
Geneva I. Watkins
Michal
Wayne Chintis
Silver City
Nora Conners
Katheleen M. Pruit
Namne
Lambright East Well
United States of America
S.E. Reynolds
Good Earth
William Hendley
Compussion
Continental
Dinette
Brayhill
Sealy Mattress & Foundations
Furniture Gallery
Silver Heights Blvd
Julia
Arenas Valley
Silver City Woman’s Club
Carroll Niblett
Sabra Humphrey
Mel Bradshaw
Dean Pettinger
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