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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1972

Page

6

Weather crisis hits California farmers in March heat and freeze

Unseasonable warmth reaching 90 degrees followed by a sharp freeze battered California's Central Valley. Damage in Fresno County alone estimated at 35 million dollars, statewide losses around 102 million. Gov Reagan declared disaster areas. federal relief unclear, loans at special rates may be available. Farmers and workers face unemployment and economic hardship while seeking assistance.

Jerry Henry Fresno UPI California Central Valley Tom Fresno County Ronald Reagan Gordon Larkin State U.S Earl, Butz Larkin Farmer’s Home Administration Office Nixon Leo’ Zavala Office of Economic Opportunity Federal Office of B.F. Sisk

Poison symbol change may replace skull and cross bones

A Pittsburg Children’s Hospital study by the Institute for Educational Research suggests the skull and cross bones may attract children and contribute to poisoning. Ted Eriksert Jr., Mendocino County agricultural commissioner, notes the design by IER and Poison Control Center is copyrighted, with the Mr. Yuk logo warning children against ingestion.

Mr. Yuk Poison, Control Center Pittsburg Childrens Hospital Institute For Educational Research IER Ted Eriksert, Jr Mendocino County Poison Control Center

Pest traps begin in Mendocino County for gypsy moth and beetle

Agricultural commissioner Ted Eriksen Jr announces start of county wide traps for Gypsy Moth and Japanese Beetle. Traps use attractant bait and will focus on high hazard areas like state parks and trailer parks. Early detection reduces environmental impact and aids control efforts.

Mendocino County Ted Eriksen, Jr Eriksen

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