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Tuesday, August 30, 1988 / University Daily Kansan
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AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
EPA to watch fruit pesticides
FRESNO, Calif. — One of the five pesticides the U.S. Farm Workers union wants grapes from table grapes was already outlawed, and environmental Protection Agency is keeping a wary eye on three others.
The Associated Press
But state officials say the fifth chemical on the list is safe to use on crops, although it has killed people when used to fumigate houses.
The chemicals are Dimex, a weed killer, Captan, used to control mold and fungus; methyl bromide, used to kill soil insects and worms; and the
California banned Dimebse in 1986 because it caused birth defects, tertiary and other disorders in test animals, and against the chemicals before the
The union's message during leader
Cesar Chavez's 36-day fast centered
on aliquoted urine to prevent pesticides,
and a table provided, including risks of cancer. The union also contends that the chemicals
contain consumers and the environment
Chaver was reported yesterday recuperating with no sign of long-term illness. Aug. 21. Other activists have continued to fast the latest was actor Johnny Depp.
Union board member ArtoRio Gargiulo contended that some grocers removed table grapes (from their trays) and replaced them with several grapes and claim chro
cers said the fast had no noticeable effect on overall sales of the crop.
the chemicals he (Chavez) is talking about on that list are not very valid in terms of farm worker hazards," said Jim Whelk, chief of pesticide enforcement for the state Department of Food and Agriculture.
The EPA has Captan, Postdrin and Parathrin under special review because of possible danger.
UF w consultant Marion Moses told a reporter that "there have been more worker deaths, occupational injuries than any other single pesticide.
"A small amount can cause lung, liver or kidney damage, or it can kill you if you get a strong enough whiff of it," said Helen Aho on the EPA spokeswoman.
Ex-Marine takes over historic site Protests lack of help for troubled Vietnam veterans
The Associated Press
VANCOUVER. Wash. — A homeless ex Marine barricaded himself in historic Fort Vancouver on Monday to protest what he said was a lack of help for troubled Vietnam veterans, a group that created a charge for it to change to reporters.
The man, who identified himself as Ken Rose, 40 of the Tallamack, an area, surrounded to police and FHI agents seven hours after he scaled the wall in August. He shot several apparently harmless shots from replica cannons.
Rose said that he had provisions for two weeks and that he was unarmed except for black powder that he used to fire off cannons.
"Veterans in this country paid their dues," Rose said. "They served their jobs for months, sleeping on the sidewalk. They have a lot of emotional, psychological and physical problems that are unlikefor those facing any other segment of the workforce."
pital in Portland, trest. for post-
traumatic stress syndrome and alo-
shemism. He was not drinking during
the takeover.
Rose said he was recently treated in the Veterans Administration hos-
He said he had been living in his car and with friends recently. Rose was a Marine corporal in Vietnam in 1967 and 1968.
Our undergraduate officer commissioning program gives you the opportunity to get more than a B.A. or B.S. It gives you a chance to get a career started plus:
While in the fort, Rose asked to peek with a Catholic priest; a psychiatrist or psychologist from the VA hospital and to Rep. Laine Evans, D-L, a member of the Veterans Mairs Committee
■ As a freshman or sophomore, lets you complete basic training
- Earn $100 a month during the school year
Lets you take civilian flying lessons
- Lets you get in line for one of our graduate programs as a junior
So, if you're looking for a chance to lead, check out the Marine Corps undergraduate officer program. You could start off making
Earn a degree in leadership.
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Were looking for a few good men.
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