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Show Page 1974 HERALD, Provo, Utah, Wednesday, August 7, 28-- THE U.S. Chemical Warfare Policy Resolution Passed by House - Judiciary Committee HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) -Many companies are turning down disabled job hunters because they imagine falsely that would raise their employe compensation insurance rates, according to Pennsylvania InBinaries are a new type of mist when it explodes. Herbert chemical weapon consisting of The committee report said surance Commissioner two inert chemical solutions work on the binaries should be Denenberg. "This is not the which become deadly when they stopped because it could upset case," Denenberg said. "Hiring are mixed. The binaries are fired delicate negotiations on handicapped persons doesn't in an artillary shell which mixes chemical warfare now going on affect compensation insurance rates in the least." the chemicals in a fine gaseous in Geneva. Senate must ratify all treaties. In passing the resolution, the House also accepted the report of its Foreign Affairs Committee, which recommended that the military stop its development of binary nerve agents. The (UPI) of Representatives has passed a resolution sponsored by Rep. Wayne Owens, calling for a total review of the United States' policy on chemical warfare. The representatives voted 315 to 70 Monday to approve the resolution, which also asks the Senate to ratify the 1925 Geneva protocol banning the use of nerve gas. Owens, however, was not on hand for the victory. He was taking a brief vacation in Utah from the im-r- ecuperating peachment hearings of the House WASHINGTON House Full-Sca- Increase in Water Usage Seen no Risk involved SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -- of the sources of competition for Utah must prepare for the water," Sen. Carl Pettersson, task told the tremendous competition for unallocated water facing the state, force. a newly appointed water task "There already appear to be more filings for the appropnaforce was told Monday. PrnmspH fWpirwimpnt nf nil .tim nf water than the state has he told shale, coal, enormously large available to allocate," ways is which studying facilities the and group power generation the increased pressure on water to update the state's water resource laws and shape them to usage caused by expanding population are major examples meet changing requirements. ' Information Aid For le Prescription Customers, Pettersson, chairman of the Natural Resources Committee of the Legislative, Council, said", Utah has performed hydrologi-ca- l studies and has alternative plans for water allocation. A company that drills for iron ore on the grounds of a motel in Ironton, Mo., stops work at night to avoid disturbing motel guests. Kaopectate i i Upjohn formula for diarrhea upsets. Soothing, effective, tasty! Kaopectate 8 OUNCES and 0333 Sencampaigning for the U.S. ate. It was the United States that originally proposed the chemical warfare ban at the 1925 Geneva Convention. But in the isolationist atmosphere following World War I, the U.S. Senate refused to ratify the agreement. The House resolution only recommends that the Senate act. Under the Constitution, the Be informed. See your prescription s price. We show exact price on each strength, each quantity-includi- Yes! We WEDNESDAY THRU TUESDAY OREM UNIVERSITY MALL generic pharmaceuticals. ng RX Still Quote Ml GUIDE. ALPHABETICAL AN EASY, J L Right reserved to limit quantities on all items. Copyright, Walgreen Co., 1974 IN 09 mmm)mimimmBm&xmm PRICES Prices by PERSCRIPTION 225-961- 0 Phone. K Coal Policy II Hearings Set Aug. 12 SALT LAKE CITY (LTD -The first of a series of Interior Department field hearings on proposed federal regulations coal leasing opens at the University of Utah Aug. The Bureau of Land Manage ment state director's office said the hearings are to gain public and industry feedback on the two draft environmentvolumne al impact statement covering federal coal policies. The impact statement establishes allowable mining techniques, reclamation responsib ilities, plus envorinmental safe- 12. guards restricting air and panel of federal mining experts. The group will move to lings Aug. 14;Capser,Wyo.,Aug. Attrt 10. nrA " wlr"'' PAIN ! I Z I umcitciiK ugi mi wwiiut lit e i""" rmm J1 $1 Price ind. 25c off label. Sale on skein 4-o- z. 88 (SwJfacflic libe i PEPPER TUB 'N TILE V Mi $ t UI.au ' 4-O- f HOME 100's VITAMIN E 200MG Reg. A ll $3.89 The regulations would also permit the use of guns in cases of persons escaping from penal institutions. j 53 Sale On Pack 300 With coupon thru I reg. $5.9.8 & - $3.49 $M ""book " S7C PACK 100 Tmatches g ' - ALCOHOL Premium quality ... TOOTHBRUSH RACK BATH CADDY HAIR SET Holds toothbrushes, toothpaste & tumbler. 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