Monsanto's PCB Called \ \ Major Pollution Threat jtty RICHARD S.

Monsanto industrial chemicals co. ioc.t.c, Ei g< Tucker _ T2p _ st.

Monsanto t iiom (NAMt tb uocai ion) Dept, of Medicine & Environmental Health \ suiutCT TO September 9, 1976 PHONE CALL FROM DAVID BROWN OP THE BIOMETRY DIVISION OF NIOSH J.

Monsanto John J.

Pairrumt Euntfitg Srmjj h'mu*.h*. mu'-meifiHMM Mtttrms 0, 49.*51 SAT. 47,628 AUG 1 5 1975 IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS^ Don't Violate License Laws Publication of tho raise of hunting license fees In New York State has caused considerable discussion and li'e sur prising to hear so many different reports about them

Atlantic Salmon Stocking Program Big Flop So Far Tom Oprc Emil Dean Catches Fish By the Tons ' MANISTEE .

THE ANN ARBOR NEWS ANN ARBOR, MICH.

GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE GREEN BAY, WIS. () 45.000 (S> 55.000 JmULi ~2 0 1975 rlcbiamcoonosr1i PdB Danger Lurking In Wisconsin Waters MADI80N (AP) - Chemi cal pollution which may be maklof aome Wisconsin fish onsale to eat continue* to con cern state Department of Ag riculture officials.

KENOSHA, WIS.

fO0 DO LAC, WISL REPORTER' A. 22QO JUN 1 8 1975 Commission wants chemical banned; contaminating Michigan fish URSatG.Kk*.

The Ann Arbor News ANN ARBOR, MICH.

V' April 13, 1970 ' Page 23 FOOD CHEMICAL NEWS Under surveillance activities, FDA reported that the Cincinnati, Kansas City, and Minneapolis Districts uncovered potential or actual microbiological prob lems in certain industries, and listed the following: coagulase positive staphylo cocci in butter, cheese, and eclairs; E. coli in pecans and breaded onion rings; and salmonella in dried whey, dried yeast, egg products, and macaroni and noodle products

cfir JMrott Wttt 5ns* a 533*360 SUK.

WASHINGTON STAR j Largest Grower tion of up to 800.000 tons of feed t Holly Farms, the world's larg for chickens, fowl and s^ine.

Chemical wcrid This Week tic&JJy everybody."