Daytime spraying planned to curb fruit fly outbreak
Los Gatos officials vow to start daytime spraying to curb a fruit fly infestation as five Southern states impose a strict quarantine on California produce. California growers announce a U S District Court suit in Dallas and a Supreme Court challenge to the five state border measures amid ongoing efforts to protect the $14 billion industry during peak harvest.
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Nation readied for shipment amid fruit fly crisis
Steve George of George Brothers describes the crisis as turbulent while the firm builds a $40,000 fumigation chamber to meet quarantines allowing fumigated produce to cross borders. Daylight aerial spraying of mala thion begins over Portola Valley to reach fogbound, hillside land. 92 percent of 175 square miles scheduled have been treated by Sunday.
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Winds, downpours wallop Midwest and Northeast
A weather system hurled winds up to 60 mph across Nebraska, with storms dropping heavy rain in Nebraska and Illinois. Flash flood watches were issued for parts of Iowa, Missouri, and Arizona. In Saratoga Springs a thunderstorm toppled the Hoxie Brothers Circus tent, scattering spectators but causing only one hospitalization. Bloomington Illinois saw 32 inches of rain in about an hour, as Chicago area Cook County endured flash flood warnings.
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Horoscope for Tuesday July 21 by Bernice Bede Osol
Cancer advises blunt truth in guidance while Leo sees good prospects from a second income. Virgo stresses right action with friends and Libra foresees major achievements financially and in reputation. Scorpio handles tough issues, Sagittarius grows through self assertion, Capricorn quickly grasps ideas with tact. Aquarius says associates influence achievements and Pisces finds rewarding goals. Aries warns not to expect return favors, Taurus notes frankness from others, Gemini resists dull peers' impact on progress.
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Stampede injures 60 at Grant Park concert in Chicago
Police said a sudden noise sparked a panic among about 7000 concertgoers at Grant Park Saturday. At least 60 people, mostly with minor injuries, were taken to four hospitals. The barrier surrounding the stage collapsed as the crowd surged, with witnesses recalling a wave of panic and danger.
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Royal gift bowl cut price draws headlines for Diana wedding
A Steuben glass cut glass bowl valued at 75000 dollars was sold to Nancy Reagan for 8000 dollars as the official wedding gift for Prince Charles and Lady Diana. The bowl will bear engravings of a king nobles and crusaders. Also noted is former Maryland governor Mandel's five day furlough from Eglin prison after a year in federal custody for mail fraud and racketeering.
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Bendix executive Mary Cunningham may wed Detroit boss Agee
Mary Cunningham, once a Bendix vice president, may marry Chairman William Agee, per a Detroit Free Press report. She resigned from Bendix amid scandal linked to their relationship, now serves as Seagram's vice president in New York, while Agee and Bendix officials did not comment.
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TV cleanup groups split over Miss Universe pageant
New York AP report contrasts Rev. Donald Wildman of the Coalition for Better Television who calls Miss Universe wholesome family entertainment with Denise Fuge of the National Organization for Women who condemns pageants as demeaning to women. They debate impact on children, violence, and female portrayal as 600 million viewers tune in CBS at 8 p.m. CDT.
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