Hair dyes join long list of cancer causing agents
A report notes hair dyes may be carcinogenic or mutagenic amid a historical review of occupational cancers from chimney soot to vinyl chloride. It cites Potts and Selikoff, highlights asbestos risks, and previews an international conference on occupational carcinogenesis in New York discussing vinyl chloride, asbestos, fibrous glass and related industries.
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New York
London
Percival Potts
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American Cancer Society
Irving J. Selikoff
Mt. Sinai School of Medicine
Cuyler Hammond
United States
Canada
Selikoff
Hammond
Belfast
National Cancer Institute
New York Academy of Sciences
Food for nought as Salvation Army runs short of canned goods
Capt. Gary Long of the Salvation Army warns of dwindling canned food supplies for needy families as demand has tripled due to rising hardship and economic strain in the community.
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Gary Long
The
Salvation Army
Long
Slipshod controls on fees revealed
Former deputy registrar Dale C. Kellogg described biweekly audits and strict procedures as auditors checked cash drawers. State Auditor Ferguson cited missing appointment letters, unclear signatures on deposits, and license tag money found in personal accounts. Shortages in five offices including Elyria were disclosed, with potential criminal charges possible.
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Dale C. Kellogg
Marsho
Kellogg
Thomas E. Ferguson
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Savings and Loan
Elyria
Court rules fireman should get job back
North Ridgeville fireman Bacher loses bid to keep job after raising flag dispute. Appeals court upholds suspensions and firing, noting no impact on morale or safety. Judge Mahoney suggests assignment swap could resolve issue and honor religious tolerance. In separate item, San Francisco mayor and wife settle marital problems as dissolution is dropped.
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Bacher
Edward J. Mahoney
North Ridgeville Fire Dept
Civil Service Board
Mahoney
FBI widens Scott probe in Hearst case across nation
The FBI expands its inquiry into Patricia Hearst and associates, with mentions of Miss Hearst’s husband, Shinnick’s statements, and linked figures including Bill Walton who faced questions about Scott. Fingerprint ties to William Harris surface, while neighbors corroborate the fugitives’ use of a NYC apartment. The bureau reviews hundreds of leads as the manhunt continues across the United States.
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Georald Rauabter
the Tribune
William Harris
Scott
New York City
Harris
FBI
Miss Hearst
Harrises
FBE
Stanadyne transfers Mongerson to Hartford HQ
Stanadyne executive vice president Paul A Mongerson is being moved from the Elyria facility to the corporate headquarters in Hartford Connecticut with no transfer date set. He keeps his title and duties including direction of all groups and subsidiaries and also serves as president and director of Zeigler Harris.
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Paul A. Mongerson
Stanadyne, Inc
Elyria
Hartford
Perrin
Mongerson
Zeigler-Harris
Stanadyne
Robert E. Cooper
Stanadyne’s
John Gorney
Western Steel Division
Zeigter-Harris
Overbrook Rd
Windsor
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Oreg
Arlington, Tex
Nixon pays New York back tax to settle city bill
Former president Richard M. Nixon settled his back city income tax with New York City for earnings while in office. He paid 926.13 in back tax and 301.22 in interest, via a Bank of America check drawn on the San Clemente branch. The payment was sent after March 7 by attorney Dean S. Butler of Los Angeles for Nixon and his wife.
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New York
UPL
Richard M. Nixon
New York City
Ivan Irizarry
San Clemente
Bank of America
Trizarry
Nixon
Dean S. Butler
Los Angeles
Wall Street Opens Lower as Dow Dips on Profit-Taking
New York stock prices moved lower as the Dow Jones average fell marginally amid broad losses on the NYSE. Brokers noted mixed mood with profit-taking after a 208 point three month rise while some investors bought into weakness.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Ohio livestock auctions show mixed steady gains overall
Federal state summary from Columbus reports livestock auction results, with cattle and hogs mixed. Slaughter steers steady to higher, heifers up, cows and bulls varied, feeders up modestly. Hog prices mostly lower, feeder pigs up slightly. Lambs steady with strong spring lamb quotes among readable lines.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Miller Beer Wins Exclusive Lowenbrau U.S. Rights
Miller Brewing Co gained national distribution rights to Lowenbrau in the United States after a favorable court ruling. The agreement phases in expansion from western states last July to eastern markets starting April 1, with Holterbosch's New York import firm previously holding East rights until 1980. Hurricane Celia caused Texas damage of 453773 dollars in 1970.
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Miller Brewing Co
United States
Miller
Philip Morris, Inc
New York City
Miller Ulast
Lowenbrau
Hans Holterbosch, Inc
New York
Holterbosch
U.S. Supreme Court
East
Texas
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