Ouortntivia rn«|Mt)Cfora \ a tort**' J»»Mn*#r repeated only, ▲ F«wv Liiiilit •pittite; 'and-«ouvenlrt! - "No spsak English.” Then a tftJOy « r " w “ . An Bugllah exporter offered parakeet >the woman bad The 41810014 Job of pro-' to eat *ny toll found on bria atuffed under her coat let t«tto* our nation’s resources tractors when -they arrived out a loud squawk. Both I j, aS( *t times, a lighter side lu Seattle. The shipment woman and bird were turned for * ARS quarantine intpec- looked clean, but Inspectors over to the Public Health tors, who form the first line found nearly a pound of soil Service, which has regula 0f defense against damaging containing oat cyst nematodes tions applying to pets, foreign pests. on a single tractor. The ex. A 7-toot tiki almost got As they examine baggage porter had to eat his words the ax at San Ysidro, Calif, and cargo at ports of entry, but not the soil. Carved- from a palm stump the Inspectors encounter un- A plant quarantine Inspec- with roots as the halr * the usual and sometimes humor- tor in San Pedro, Calif., I,<iol was not allowed to enter ous incidents In an atmos- looking for pests In bird seed bh,e Unite(i States until its phere of serious business wondered why the cage con. youthful owners removed all (bat of keeping hitchhiking tained fresh water and seed soil from the root3> plant pests from entering the hut no bird. The woman Although some people fall to cooperate, a few go over board. A yacht captain in Miami dived after a lemon he had thrown into the wa ter when he learned that damaging plant pests could invade Florida in fruits and plants from other countries. An obviously nervous wom an whispered to an ARS in spector in Dallas that she suspected there was a bomb in her carryall bag. 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