Fire retardant market seen doubling by 1983
Frost and Sullivan projects the fire retardant compound market will grow from about 225 million dollars annually to 570 million by 1983. The rise is driven by consumer fears and stricter enforcement under the Flammable Fabrics Act.
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New York
UPI
Frost and Sullivan
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Fluoridation Law for Cincinnati Canton
The court split 5-2 upholding a 1969 state law mandating fluoridation of public water. Canton’s challenge to local authority was rejected, while Cincinnati’s 1971 injunction was voided for improper proceedings. The ruling reinforces state police power over municipal decisions for public health.
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High Court
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Joan Little loses appeal of burglary conviction
Joan Little, 21, a Black former construction worker, loses an appeal of her burglary conviction in North Carolina. The Court of Appeals found no error in the trial that led to a seven to ten year sentence and her Beaufort County Jail imprisonment where jailer Clarence Alligood was killed. Her bond remains in place pending further appeal.
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Raleigh
N.C
UPI
Joan Little
North Carolina Court of Appeals
Beaufort County
Miss Little
Jerry Paul
Cincinnati
Court of Appeals
Washington
Clarence Alligood
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Cockroaches Debunked as Health Hazard Cleanliness Surprise
An insect expert from Chicago's Field Museum challenges roach myths noting their grooming and fastidious nature. He cites limited pesticide effectiveness and headlines roach protein value. Historical notes include roaches in soup in Italy and their long fossil history in Pennsylvania coal fields.
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John Kethley
Chicago
Field Museum
Kethley
Italy
Africa
Pennsylvania
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