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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1970

Page

3

Cremation gains momentum as cheaper death option

In a nationwide shift, 85,683 cremations occurred last year, 4.5 percent of deaths, up from 60,937 in 1960. Mrs Mildred Harmon chose cremation after her husband’s boating death, citing purity and finality. Regional data show California and other West Coast states leading, while cremation remains more common among white upper middle class. A primary driver is cost, with many opting for no funeral or a simple service.

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FDA says lawn darts pose no imminent hazard despite deaths

The FDA told a federal court that lawn darts did not present an imminent hazard even after noting two child deaths and 14 injuries. The agency argued against an immediate ban, describing reports as episodic and involving small numbers while listing concerns in a November letter to Jarts Inc.

Washington UPI Food and Drug Administration FDA U.S. Court of Appeals J. B. Jarts Inc South Glen Falls N.Y Jarts Darts Company Samuel M. Hart Bureau of Product Safety Hart

Mandel Hurt In Mishap In Annapolis Maryland

Maryland governor Marvin Mandel sustained head lacerations when his unmarked state police car collided with another vehicle on U S Route 301 near Annapolis. The other driver Stephen Bugos 51 died en route to hospital. Mandel and his driver Lt Norval Cooper were treated and released.

Annapolis UPI Marvin Mandel Maryland Mandel Washington U.S. Rt. 301 Here Stephen Bugos Prince Georges General Hospital Norval Cooper Anne Arundel Hospital

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