60—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, August 9, 1975
Firm challenges EPA
CHICAGO - Velsicol
Chemical Corporation has
announced that it will
challenge the En
vironmental Protection
Agency’s decision to suspend
chlordane and heptachlor
insecticides because the
products are safe and vital to
the nation’s agricultural
economy.
At a press conference on
July 30, EPA officials an
nounced their decision to
suspend certain uses of
chlordane and heptachlor.
The principal impact of this
latest decision will be to
speed up the hearings to
Swine producers
slate discussion
A panel discussion with
time for question and an
swers will be held for all
area swine producers on
Monday evening August 11,
at the Lancaster Farm and
Home Center beginning at
7:30 p.m.
The program, which is
sponsored by the Lancaster
County Swine Producers
Association, will feature a
number of hog marketing
officials speaking on
marketing hogs in the
southeastern Pa. area. On
Women are unpredictable
You never know how they
are going to manage to get
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cancel certain registrations
for the use of these products.
Action against the in
secticides was first initiated
by EPA in November, 1974,
when it announced notice of
intent to cancel certain
registered uses of the two
products.
According to Robert M.
Morris, Velsicol’s President
and Chairman of the Board,
company officials were
shocked and suprised at
EPA’s latest move. “Until
now, cancellation
proceedings were
progressing in the normal
hand will be representatives
from Hatfield Packing,
Martin Packing, Lancaster
Stockyards, Vintage Sales
and New Holland Sales.
Area producers are asked
to bring questions with them
for the panel to discuss.
Some topics to be covered
will be grading and yields,
selling, weight and
shrinkage.
All area producers from
the surrounding counties are
invited to attend the
program.
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the opportunity to develop
his natural capacities There
are only two ways to handle
women Does anyone know
what they are’
manner. At the pre-hearing
conference on July 15th,
there was no indication that
the cancellation hearings
would not follow this normal
schedule - with the hearings
to start sometime in Sep
tember. Further, as late as
Tuesday morning, Velsicol’s
regulatory experts were
meeting with EPA officials
and there was no mention
made of suspension of these
products.”
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