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Show Page - TKf, 18 at. F'rovo, Thursday, October 21, Vi&h, 1982 Mobile Telephone Service Planned in San Franciscoautomati rpntral (UPI) Co.'i can switches conversations in Fear Formaldehyde Ban Will Depress Mobile Home Industry Build Buildine Industry representatives told a industry leaders fear a ban on Consumer Product Safety Commisformaldehyde in wood products sion hearing that voluntary guidewould harm the mobile home indus- lines are sufficient to deal with the try and say voluntary standards to problem. reduce levels of the suspected "This is a very responsible inducausing agent are being devel- stry," said T. Marshall Hahn, presi"We are dent of Georgia-Pacifioped. with capihigh large plants, The government last summer dealing tal investments. We're developing banned formaldehyde, a known voluntary standards." causer in animals, in insulation If the agency banned the use of materials because of potential health hazards, but there are no formaldehyde in all wood products, federal regulations specifying max- "you would remove the only affordimum allowable formaldehyde able shelter" for hundreds of thouemissions from wood products. sands of Americans, he said. WASHINGTON (UPI) cancer-- c. cancer-- action over government regulation. Both executives said the consumer would pick up most of the cost in reducing formaldehyde emissions. Hahn said his company's products have gone up by about 20 used wood and decking percent because of the extra cost. products "The commission has chosen this widely in the mobile home industry. area as one of its main priorities In the case of decking, used for 1983," Peter Preuss, the extensively for mobile home floors, agency's associate executive direcformaldehyde emissions were re- tor for health sciences, said in an duced from 1.2 parts per million to interview. about 0.3, Hahn said. "Essentially, we are trying to John Davidson, president of Pa- understand these emissions," cific Plywood, agreed with Hahn Preuss said. . Future in Stars October 22, 1982 This coming year you are likely to make some important adjustments in your basic lifestyle. These changes will bene- fit you in the long run. LIBRA (Sept. 23-O23) Be firm with those in your charge today, but also strive to be to- lerant and understanding. Heavy measures produce sorry results. Find out more of what lies ahead for you in the seasons following your birthday by sending for your copy of Mail $1 for each to Box 489, Dept. M., Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be 3ure to specify birth date. Send an additional $2 for h Matchthe new maker wheel and booklet. Reveals romantic combinations and compatibilities for all signs. SCORPIO (Oct. 22) Overall conditions tend to favor you at this time, but for some reason you may anticipate negative results instead of positive ones and impede your progress. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) Enjoy yourself today, but try to do so inexpensively as possible. There's a chance, if you associate with big spenders, you might become one yourself. CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) Before you devote your time and efforts to a special endeavor today, be sure, it will be worth the trouble it'll cost. There's a possibility it may not. Astro-Grap- Astro-Grap- h, Astro-Grap- v. c. 22-Ja- n. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fe- b. 19) Avoid temptations today to tell that the industry favors voluntary Formaldehyde is used in wood bonding. Hahn said the nation's $43 billion wood products industry achieved considerable success during the past five years in reducing by up to 90 cent formaldehyde emissions from plywood, particle Telegraph nev cellular radio subsidiary and GTE Mobilnet have filed details of plans to provide the mobile communications service in Atlanta, San Francisco and San Jose, Calif. Under terms of the agreements filed with the Federal Communications Commission, AT&T's Advanced Mobile Phone Service Inc. will operate the system in Atlanta with a 79 percent interest, while GTE Mobilnet will hold 21 percent. GTE Mobilnet will operate the systems in San Fransciso and San Jose and hold 51 percent interest, and AMPS will hold 49 percent as an investment partner. The electronic switching equip Camera others something secret about a mutual friend. If you let the cat out of the bag, you will later regret it. PISCES (Feb. 20) If you have any financial dealings with friends today, take extra pains to be sure everything comes out fair and equal. Each must protect the other's inter- - cally , move progress as the participants from one cell to another, allowing each channel to be reused many times and therefore providing for many simultaneous conversations in a given service area. servThe FCC authorized the new and applicaice earlier this year, to tions for construction permits were 30 markets build in the top filed June 7. The FCC has not yet acted on any of the applications. The FCC will accept applications 30 for cellular service in the next 30 another for 8, Nov. on markets markets Jan. 7, 1983, and all other markets March 8, 1983. SawDinos MINOLTA I PENTAX ( ml & Telephone office ment in thp Ameri- WASHINGTON Canon D iTZSk 6StS ARIES (March Keep on the best 19) of terms with associates in the position to help you further your personal interests. Their goodwill may be needed. TAURUS 20) (April You may feel impelled today to criticize someone you are fond of. If you hope for favorable results, you must sugarcoat what you say. GEMINI (May 20) A friend my be involved in something at this time which he or she wishes to keep secret. Try not to ask embarrassing questions today. CANCER (June 22) To appease your mate today it may be necessary to make today 20-M- Save ly some one-side- concession. d g. QUALITY CLOTHING AT DISCOUNT PRICES! WEEKDAYS SATURDAY Sale 239.99 Reg. 279 99 Outfit 35mm SLR includes a Pentax manual camera with a Pentax 50mm f2 lens. JCPenney 135mm f2.8 telephoto lens, electronic flash, more. 14.99, JCPenney Eveready camera case. Sale 289.99 Reg 339.99. 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Offer expires January 31, 1983. ttm JCPenney Orem-Universi- ty Mall Sale ends October 23rd. Due to late factory delivery, some cameras and be in limi,ed suPP'y5esS0'-,SimaSpedal accepted at the sale pr.ces -- - |
