Show iVm I THE HERALD JOURNAL r- rThoughts and ®cJS!raW Things -- Series Of Defensive Measures n Service and the Agriculture De-- surgeon general or the have agreed to rec- - dent if strontium-9in milk con- - reached unacceptable levels ommend these stand-b- y Few experts expect this to ocment fallout experts have trols to the government’s policymakers: cur Moreover they say any defensive drafted a series of —Federal subsidies to install “hot spots’’ that develop probinto measures that could be put newly developed decontamin- ably would be confined to a few be it’ to lesi ahead MONTHS easy prompt effect if radioactivity in ation equipment in milk proces- sections of the United States going DURING THE milk and other food reaches sing plants across the country to make a ptafitgct a raise In wages make a killing the Preparations to deal with pos—A system for allocating pur- sible fallout dangers are being house or high levels next spring stocks or get an automatic windfall when selling a Joint committees of experts ified milk to children until en- pushed despite some indications other property' drawn from the Atomic Energy is available for adults that huge nuclear test bombs ough back not are coming days Commission the Public Health —Delivery of government-hel- exploded by Russia since Sept Times in other words are changing—back toward what surplus grain to farmers 1 many have been “cleaner” once was normal cost Cattle would not than expected without Such is the opinion of US News and World Report econobe permitted to graze in open Much of the defensive planmists following a study of current business and industrial pasture ning has focused on milk betrends In a copyright article the experts These and other steps could cause the radioactive poison believe that the US is moving into a be ordered presumably by tbs expected to wash to earth from period of intense competition the stratosphere during spring Competition from abroad will grow rains is easiest to measure in milk Probably the most menCompetition from efficient and more agLONDON — British Minister 0 gressive businessmen at home will got acing fallout product is ever more intense Price trends while of Science Lord Hailsham on fallout: Strontium-9- 0 gently upward in a period of rising busistays active for “Leading authorities do not check the will be in held decades working its way into ness activity by believe that the recent (Soviet) abundance of goods seeking a market plants and from there into milk bomb tests including the 55 MERACKE Dutch New will cause megaton bomb Businessmen will be forced to watch Eibrink Jatuen trontium-9in human bones to Guinea s7t costa more closely There’s going to be reach the level of risk” the jungle-wis- e commissioner of jmKris Merauke said today he had calRay Nelson prosperity all right but not inflationary boom NEW YORK — Former presi- led for a Dutch navy cruiser Profits less easy to earn will put a premium on efficiency dent Eisenhower commenting with helicopters to aid in the search for Michael Pay raises probably will be smaller and less frequent on politics in the military in a Rockefeller He said there still Debt will not be so easy to pay off when dollars have a stable CBS television interview Thurs- is a chance the young value Thrift again will have its reward day night: is alive “I believe the Army officer explorerCelebes-bore virtues are likely to regain some pf their value The Dutchman the economists of US News declare Services well performed Navy officer Air Force officer who once survived 10 hours in not should be about talking may again be recognized Repairmen are likely in the future the sea himself told newsmen to be forced by the pressure of growing competition to change pblillcsl'Tnatters particularly the key to the search are the in and never the two domestically from sloppy ways empty gasoline cans Michinternational field” ael used as floats when he set Jobs are going to be valued more since they’ll be less out from his disabled native easy to get BERLIN — An unidentified to swim ashore Sunday boat IN AN INTERVIEW WITH Look Magazine Mitch Miller East German economist on the “The search will continue unwall separating East and West til the current entertainment sensation concluded thuily: the red jerry cans are with Berlin:' “You cant fool the public for long cheap jnerchandlse found” said the bald Regular “We had to do something— There’s one thing you know you can always depend on— the Jansen sober second thoughts of the American public Justice Harlan as long as the borders were At the Hague the Dutch de2195 open our economy was being fense ministry F Stone said that announced “And it’s true too And I’ll tell you something else that’s trained by West Berlin” Thursday night that the Dutch true Love and nostalgia— they’re the key to everything Yes government had “gladly accep-l- " MERAUKE Dutch New an offer of U S Navy lovs and nostalgia— they’re still the things that make the Guinea — Eibrink Jansen the Ip in the search' The Deworld go round’’ e Dutch commissioner of fense Department in Washingon the search for Michael ton confirmed that such a mesHERE AND THERE— Correspondent for a British newsRockefeller: been sent from the U had sage “The search will continue S Pacific Fleet commander paper wrote to his editor from New York City: “Home electric organs which you can play from a chart until the red jerry cans are However up to today the U S Navy apparently had not yet art the craze here Cost: From UO pounds (MOO) up Not found” only are they a formidable opponent to TV— locally they are received official word iff the Dutch acceptance and there driving mo insane was no indication that any Am“Two near neighbors got organs this week One plays erican ships were on the way to mint Night’ all evening long The other plays practically New Guinea p Tico Tico’ ” Economists See Ui By Jerry Landseer 1'ilifS Frw lilMiilhnl GovernWASHINGTON In 1 Presi-partme- - nt 0 For Harder Work More 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TWO HOUR FREE CUSTOMER PARKING Russia’s atmospheric Soviet testing — capped by a monster blast late in October — added a new dimension to the planning The scientists now hope the purifying process will remove 95 per cent of the strontium content in milk at a cost of no more than five cents per quart Government agencies also conhave prepared stand-b- y trols to keep leaty vegetables such as' lettuce off the market if nectasary And the Agriculture Department has prepared material to show farmers had to peel off contaminated topsoil and how to use lime on add “dirty’’ LAMES COTTON DRESSES Drip dry averted styles caters aad patterns 88 Regular 698 Sixes 12 te 20 and 14Vs fa 24Vs ' I INFANTS CAR BEDS soil Regular 598 CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS! “50-50- ” SPECIALS! Scientists at the Agriculture Department’s Beltsville Md research center have labored for years to develop a process to remove strontium from milk The government wanted the process to be available in case sn accident at a nuclear power plant should spread radioactivity around the countryside Sturdy coustructtea Redi— and turquoise Converts te car sent Portable LADIES HALF SLIPS PHONO Cotton embroidered ruffle I®3 Shadow panel AS white Regular 1i9 Portable Stereos Mer-auk- TOSS PILLOWS Assorted shapes — — aad caters -- Values To 398 Flying Boxcar non-sto- E student asked his to bow inevitable the teacher spell “rat” Hiding question— her impatience she gently spelled it for him Fixing her with a look of scorn he replied: “I don mean mousey rat Anybody knows how to spell that What I pie an is like in ‘Do it In Nashville Tennessee' a rstnow’’ first-grad-e -- " FT LAUDERDALE Fla auburn-haire- d (DPI green-eye- d mother of three from Detroit reigned today as the nation's top “panhandler”—Mrs America of 1982 Mrs Lila Masson won the 23rd annual contest last night over SO other contestants Her husband Cleve B Masson a chain store manager vowed today he would serve her Malta Resident : Killed In Crash breakfast in bed — just once a wardrobe vacations in Florida and Europe $500 in cash and a $5000 personal appearance tour The contestants were judged on basis of housewifery attractiveness and community service All 50 states and the District of Columbia had entries vying for the title One contestant Mrs North Dakota could not compete because of illness A Maine grandmother Was named Mrs Congeniality in an election among the contestants Mrs Irene Pelletier of Fort Kent Me the wife of a potato fanner and the oldest contestant received the honor Mrs Masson as Mrs America of 1962 succeeds Mrs Rosemary Murphy of Kentland Ind who won the title last year and was on hand to crown her all-arou- Idaho escaped with a death-fre-e Thanksgiving holiday on Us highways yesterday However shortly before the holiday period began at 6 pm Wednesday William Frank Ivy 60 Malta was killed in a head-o- n crash on US Highway 30S south of Malta His death came just eight days after he had been rescued from Ms burning house He was dragged to safety by two pasting teenagers On Thanksgiving Day in 1960 three persons died in highway NEW YORK am A sheet-metcrashes And a fourth Was killed later during the four-da- y worker devoured a rich green feast for Thanksgiving — holiday period $83 in ten five and one dniior Had Lettuce For Thanksgiving - Tax Issue 10 Watt Output 5 Watt Output 500 - Westinghouse c PORTABLE TV A0 rf IHd®95 Special! 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SALT LAKE CITY HOT -SUnited Ptm Interns UouU with a patrolman reurplus funds may forestall any 1 NLA Isrvlee increase in Salt Lake County fused to turn over his money AdwifMne KiprmitiUie property taxes during the next for safekeeping at the precinct MUoiwiNgwummt AdvmtMwi house and ate the'bills onp by Co year County Auditor DavkUP one according to polka Jones said Thursday that funds Murray washed down his budgeted but not used may cre-at- e cash with a glass of water obla surplus for the year in igingly furnished by police He on MrfVIW 3JS mr Mrvletmmjuri Ml of one million dollars gave no reason for his action OmllOnirlM bat-battli- ticui w i Ill ieeoaoyeoieoee V w jP-- V J"' a ' Lj'i - E r ' ‘ w i''1 s a " |