Document aBGZkZ8V0D0a9kBvnwp0jRdRe

NEW YORK TIMES April 22, TsTs Warns 6fPC$MFfteh ----mmrHii,y, "/ MHU' l'la' m' m iM'r ' '' 1. '* 1I . *"> ---- 11 i ii---.-.-.-.-..r. M*. H ;. MAWSON. Wll., April ?l--Stato.offl. j cjfl* poettd 129 miles of price flaMng 1 itvec* to ewtern Wisconsin today after f reMwdhers (ma the Stale Department. foi Neturel Reeouroee discovered heavy --*'---- -niwhiortnated W* . UKi m vi m mi f t{>* Mullet Rivets. .1 Stitt peraonnel vpretd ai4 along the f tfvor today, povtlDf signs tut waned 1 that fish takes from St* dan should ; sot be Mten. ' .,, ft ' Almost 100 nllea of the stwbovman ; River tie* been potted end major sections . of the tiro smaller tributaries, The (Mr 1 empties into take Michigan at Sheboy- { gen, 52 mllei north of Milwaukee. . \ NottheFlrat Time ; f Tha state tvuucfMn, who1 found dial BUtev from 192S to.I960 before dtlemri- ' PCS'* la the river lit a routfna check ova affects Were dlaoovered. The com. J. recently, called tM. concentration, the pounds have been uvod widely In electric t I hlgheet ever found in Wisconsin waters. A recheck waa ordered, and when the . fUaulCa ware tabulated earlier this week,. wiring, Insulation,. plasticisers, hydraulic fluldv. lubricants, paints and other prod- I Anthony Earl, Secretary of tho rhaosna* cta. .' [ daperuoant, ordered the waters potted. Laboratory rati trSotad wttb the. t Hi* Source of tha pollution la not'1,chemicals have developed turnon, and] f known, Mr. Earl said. Other officftl* said Itbs Federal Food and Drag Administra f that It appeared that lain Michigan wav tion constdere long-term eapoaun risky 1 l not torina ethot*irSoht,etbinoyeg*atnht*ocosphoaswnsaafpiipoena*read,I to hSutmttaaneo.fficials acid that tha tSvnlel f; toTbheissalfae.not the first ti1me th, at , measured la fish from tha Sheboygan PCS'* County rivers ware far greater then the aVo been dlaoovered In Wisconsin rivers1, 10 parts per million that alarmed Federal -m leftrar Smoller, public telor meearchere la 1070 when thay testad itrout and aalmoo from toko MMIgae.1 A test of various klndt of hah from tha (where wear w nuv ww Sheboygan River," ho added. 1 the Sheboygan showed in average <1 12* '"[ihSSK' mate Offlcwa waned nnn^e^ntnneloimw liuttml-omurreeulmTr,,e^t..t j-w-J of hi|b*ftt fish a wook froa rvww- Ji, J tompouadsVaedWidely Uminsted waters Bear Green Bay north Mr. Smoller aim said that tha aourco of Sheboygta tod aJong sections of tha i was unknown, "it could bo Sn IndustriaMl lsslrtippfllnr oa Wisconsin's ooHara , aouros or It could bo from a laRdfin altboorder.*Cbfldren aad pregnant woman aa* ' or fnm illegal dumping,'* h*said. \ , peciallr were adviaad aot to aat cootaari* _____ - Ha said ' dal crews - tahloa({nt-egctraohtAnt,ahe1toand,ia.0n-drA-tniaea-vcp-orth-er*t-teolrudsfAa*tiisnt--aoopdandaro..eaatrc,WayhV,.htea*ooadr.tnapUufipcAnomaeasgie-ilvtveiuautrolaaatatulatdyd o<n.f W**it-. tthhaatt WMl [. Waldo Dun to its juacuon wiw* **.a peroeot of Laka Michigan's contsmins- t Shaboygta and on tho Multot Rtvw4 he- tton li canted through too air. Scientists1 t ThTSemSu.y!liuabl.be fltm*M- dJS>a^SridfreSTidreSSiTM ^ DutdinUwere manufactured U th*ynlted ySfBimt 'v1 MONS 000869