Hair Dyes Linked to Carcinogenic Risk Says Study
Reported by experts, ordinary hair dyes may be carcinogenic or mutagenic, prompting industry pushback. The piece traces environmental cancer risks from chimney sweeps to asbestos, vinyl chloride, and other occupational agents, noting studies by Selikoff and Hammond and a forthcoming New York conference on occupational carcinogens.
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New York
London
Percival Potts
American Cancer Society
Irving J. Selikolt
Mt. Sinai School of Medicine
E. Cuyler Hammond
United States
Canada
Selikoff
Kammoond
Belfast
Sellkoff
University of California At Berkeley
The
National Cancer Institute
New York Academy of Sciences
China Rejects Kissinger Plea to Help Cambodia Peace Talks
U S diplomatic efforts to involve China in pushing a Cambodian peace process failed last fall. Kissinger urged Premier Zhou Enlai in Beijing to back talks, but Zhou rejected the move with a critique of imperialism. Cambodia’s situation remains delicate, with Khmer Rouge and Vietnamese tensions persisting and leaders in flux.
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Spencer Davis
Associated Press
Washington
United States
China
Cambodia
Hugh State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Chou En-lai
Chou
Kissinger
Communist Party
Tie Flag
U.S
Leip
Recall inquiry on Girl Scout Thin Mint cookies in Maryland
A letter from Hagerstown Maryland questions a possible recall of 68 count Thin Mint cookies due to plastic contamination. Local readers doubt any Washington County impact since Scouts source from free distributors and Ohio makers are not involved.
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Chia
Washington County
Hageratown
Frea
Ohio Cookers
Dissatisfied owners seek better service for Waste King dishwasher
Mrs D L D of Weynerboro Pa complains after a July 1979 Waste King dishwasher failed to run properly despite repairs. She cites a broken soap dispenser, ongoing issues, and a warranty confusion. Fred Weingarten of Waste King reportedly said some parts may be under warranty for up to three more years or 80, and a service inspection is authorized.
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Waste King
Mra. D.L.D
Weynerboro
King
Fred Weingarten
Cambodian Aid Money Lacks Votes in House Panel
Leaders of the House Foreign Affairs Committee say they lack votes to approve new U.S. military aid for Cambodia after President Ford rejected an $82.5 million compromise tied to a June 30 cutoff. The panel delayed action until next Tuesday to avoid full Senate defeat, as key lawmakers publicly oppose the stance without Ford’s approval.
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Washington
House Foreign Affais Committee
U.S
Cambodia
Ford
Varnest
Senate
White House
Sendown Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Congress
House
Pierre
du Pont
R-Del
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
House Committee
William S. Broomfield
Michigan
Pennsylvania Lottery Winning Numbers Report
In Pottstown Pennsylvania the week’s Double Dollars draw produced a six digit prize 244255 a five digit prize 1898 a four digit prize 1839 a three digit prize 176 with no Doubler.
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Pottstown
Rock Island Merger Plan Off Track
Washington government weighs short term fixes for Rock Island rail service after merger breakdown with Union Pacific. UP may terminate merger. Rock Island files for reorganization and suspends cargo shipments after March 31. ICC eyes temporary service transfers or subsidies as long term plans remain elusive.
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Washington
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Looger
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Kahane Begins Prison Term For Urging Violence
Rabbi Meir Kahane leader of the Jewish Defense League starts a one year term after failing to heed a court ban. He will study Torah at a Manhattan treatment center then transfer to a minimum security facility in Allenwood. He previously faced probation since 1971 for conspiring to manufacture a firebomb.
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New York
Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Kahane
Manhattan
Allenwood
Ehrlichman’s Wife Takes Federal Job With Seattle Symphony
Jeanne Ehrlichman has begun a 10000 a year federally funded post as education coordinator for the Seattle Symphony Orchestra. She started March 1 after serving as part time coordinator of family concerts, with funding from the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. Her husband, John Ehrlichman, a Watergate figure, was sentenced to 1 2 3 years in prison and has appealed his conviction.
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Seattle
Wash
Jeanne Ehrlichman
John D. Ehrlichman
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Ehrlichman
Ghrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Dairy Co-Op Probed For Alleged Cover-Up
Justice Department conducts grand jury probe into Associated Milk Producers Inc. in an antitrust case. A former leader admitted ordering destruction of documents while a rival group’s attorney testified others were hidden in a rented garage. Separate prosecutions loom over AMP’s political activities and a consent decree traffic.
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Washington
Justice Department
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Dairy-Farmer Cooperative
Antitrust
Thomas E. Kauper
Kauper
San Antonio
Tex
Peop
AMPS
Treasury
John B. Connally
Co-Op
David L. Parr
Little Rock
Ark
National Farmers Organization
NFO
David Donohoe
Donohoe
AMP
Police Officials Gagged In Slasher Murder Case
Los Angeles police chief Ed Davis defied a gag order at a news conference by placing a green handkerchief in his mouth and stating no comment. Public Defender Gessler sought the order to bar officials from speaking ahead of Friday’s hearing. Greenwood, jailed since Jan 31 on burglary and assault charges, is suspected in the Skid Row Slasher killings, which have killed nine men with throats cut from ear to ear.
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Los Angeles
Ed Davis
Davis
Vaughn Greenwood
Public
Charles Gessler
Weot
Superior Court
Frank Baffa
Greenwood
Hollywood
Prices Through March 22 1975 At Ve neett Store
Neighborhood ad lists 49 cent items and 55 cent six item bundles. It promotes quality rights rosery and various sale prices through March 22 1975.
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