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Today's (Thursday) Call-In from CBC Radio One FM 90.5 is the issue of
Cosmetic Pesticide Use that is causing harm to persons with chemical
sensitivities. Please listen and and please call in to support more
controls on these dangerous poisons. The phone-in is from 1 to 2 PM.
Call in early to get your name in.
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ALSO: The Daily News Hot Line is on the same question, as forwarded below.
Please consider replying to this right away. I just found it. Sometimes
they still accept replies even after the cut-off time, which is 12 noon
on Thursday.
Please also consider letters to the editor to newspapers and other media
and to government officials.
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D AILY NEWS HOTLINE
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Wednesday, June 10, 1998
Should city help?
A Halifax woman whose daughter has severe asthma is pleading with the
city to ban pesticide spraying by homeowners. She moved out of her
neighborhood while nearby spraying occurs. She has pushed her
neighbors to end the practice. Should the city act to protect people
from airborne pesticides?
Call the Hotline at 468-2784 or e-mail to
sbornais@-hfxnews.southam.ca and tell us - as briefly as possible -
what you think and why.
To be directly quoted, please leave your name and phone number. The
Hotline will be open until noon tomorrow. The results will be in
Saturday's paper.
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