No-pest strips: nerve gas in homes prompt warning campaign
The Chronicle Telegram reports concerns over Shell no pest strips vaporizing DDVP, a nerve poison. Critics cite EPA testing gaps, possible cancer links, and chronic exposure risks for children and pets while Shell adds warnings. public pressure to EPA action grows amid ongoing review and animal studies casting doubt on assurances.
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T. G. Bell
Washington State University
Morris
Zoo fashion show marks first Easter contest at Detroit Zoo
More than a thousand people gathered at the Detroit Zoo yesterday to witness its first annual Easter fashion contest. Among over a hundred contestants, three notable entrants from the zoo sparked attention as the event combined spectacle with charity.
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Man arrested after metal detector finds gun on suspect
Jeffrey Scott Freeland 22 of Sabina Ohio was charged with carrying a concealed weapon after a 9 mm pistol was found in his luggage at Delta Terminal Greater Cincinnati Airport. He eyed as hijacker profile. FBI and IRS called to probe $53100 found in his suitcase. bond set at 10000. he faces Boone County Quarterly Court hearing.
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Trifecta race at Thistledown probed by stewards
Thistledown Race Track stewards investigate last Thursday’s 10th race Trifecta at North Randall. Officials say they cannot comment beyond confirming the inquiry while reviewing race films and speaking with the 10 jockeys. Yakiety Sax won, with Note, Never Note, and Rookie Breaker among top finishers. payout for trifecta $1,909.50. Three trainers filed complaints alleging the race was not conducted properly.
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Yakiety Sax
Vanners create new CB code 12 series for vans
The National Street Van Association reports van owners are developing a vanner 12 code to eschew profanity and fit colorful phrases into CB transmissions. FCC officials warn that only recognized codes may be used and improper codes could risk licenses and lead to penalties.
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Deadly prayer beans: man dies after toxic drink
In Miami, Kevin Frey, 25, died five days after drinking a poison cocktail made from crushed red prayer beans blended with water and pencil graphite. Doctors call a lethal dose a single bean. Officials note beans are highly toxic and former decorative pins circulating in 1968 sparked a nationwide scare.
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Frey
Ronald Wright
Dade County
Massive West Bank Demonstrations Split by Security Forces
About 40,000 militant Israelis and 10,000 Arabs staged rival demonstrations in the occupied West Bank yesterday. Police kept the crowds apart as Israelis began a two day walk through Judea demanding annexation of land seized in the 1967 war. Arabs turned a double funeral into a protest against Israeli settlements in the territory.
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Easter Quiet in Northern Ireland Marks IRA Protests
Easter Sunday passed quietly in Belfast on the 60th anniversary of the Easter Rebellion amid threats of violence. Provisional and official IRA factions staged demonstrations across Northern Ireland and vowed to continue their campaign until British troops withdraw and IRA prisoners are freed.
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Chronicle Telegram Ad Rates and Contact Info 1976
The snippet lists publication details for The Chronicle Telegram of Elyria Ohio including address 25 East Avenue, rates for daily and Sunday editions, and contact numbers. It notes a 1976 price structure with annual in advance and references Lorain County Publishing Co. Address and phone numbers are included for Lorain and Cleveland areas.
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White House Easter egg hunt goes plastic for safety
In Washington thousands of children gathered on the White House South Lawn for the annual Easter egg roll. President and Mrs. Ford used plastic eggs to avoid yolk spills, a departure from tradition since Dolly Madison. A White House aide showcased a plastic robin egg and officials used steel spoons while children used kitchen utensils. About 20,000 people were anticipated for the event with rolling heats for age groups 2, 3–4, 5–6, and 7 and up.
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Workshop on Today's Woman Health in Oberlin
A 7 to 10 pm workshop titled Today's Woman Health and Sexuality will be held Friday April 30 at the Oberlin Women's Service Center. Sponsored by the center and Lorain County Community College the session will be led by Amy Levin and Susan Ackerman. Registration with the college is due by April 28 and the fee is 1 dollar. The center is located at 92 Spring Street Oberlin.
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Wall Street Open Higher Amid Early Trading
Prices started higher on the New York Stock Exchange as the Dow edged up to 980.72 after a 6.84 point rise on Thursday. Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association posted Saturday market bids for grains with wheat at 3.02, corn 2.47, oats 1.40, and soybeans 4.54 per bushel.
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