N&O Index Card Listings
Displaying 41-50 of 51 results.
Pesticides
- Officials urge pesticide protection for farmworkers - Mr 27 82 1C
- Editorial: Poison controls needed - Ap 1 82 4A
- Farmhands' leaders cite high rate of poisonings (from pesticides) - My 28 82 2D
- Editorial: Too much pesticide secrecy - Jn 24 82 4A
- Pesticide regulation changes proposed - Jy 7 82 1C
- Workers get access to data on pesticides - Jy 9 82 3D
- Researchers warn of health hazard posed by pesticide (DBCP) - No 18 82 27A
Pesticides
- State investigating deaths of cows on Johnston farm - Ap 15 86 1
- Carrboro group seeks increased pesticide testing - De 29 86 7A
- N.C. lags in testing for pesticide threat - De 29 86 1
- Pesticides of concern used in N.C. (Chart) - De 29 86 7A
Pesticides
- Storage rules for pesticides given to panel - Ja 29 83 5C
- Bug sprays cut honey money, foil pollination - Ap 16 83 3C
- Chatham, state officials seek spraying rules review - Ap 30 83 3C
- Controversial pesticide (metalaxyl) used on N. C. leaf - De 19 83 1C
Pesticides
- Editorial: - Controlling the pest controllers - Ja 3 89 10A
- N.C. regulation is debated, too - Ja 22 89 3D
- Point of view: - Avoiding slow death on the killing fields - Fe 14 89 9A
- Greenville grain feud settled - Fe 21 89 18C
- Toxic pesticide (aldicarb) used on produce in state - Mr 24 89 2C
- Tar Heel editors speak: - Pesticide policing begins at home - Mr 26 89 7D
- Editorial: - Pesticide oversight overlooked - Ap 8 89 16A
- Group seeks to educate people on pesticides - Ap 10 89 6B
- Lawn-care firms' use of pesticides criticized - Ap 19 89 1C
- Pesticides on your lawn - (Chart) - Ap 19 89 2C
- Chatham woman (Rogers) backs limit on aerial spraying - Ap 25 89 18C
- House committee kills pesticide buffer bill - Ap 26 89 18C
- Pesticide containers dumped near stream (Kings Creek tributary) - Jn 15 89 2C
- Tar Heel editors speak: - Pesticides left in the wrong hands - Jy 23 89 7D
- Pesticide health risks - (Chart) - Au 5 89 3C
- Pesticide industry officials defend chemicals' benefits - Au 5 89 3C
- Springs, wells near tree farms not tainted - Au 31 89 2C
- A warning for swat teams - Se 2 89 1D
- Editorial: - Pesticide bill: Do not consume - Oc 28 89 14A
- Beef cattle in Bladen die from poisoning (pesticides in feed) - No 30 89 2C
Pesticides
- N.C. board to vote on testing groundwater - Jn 23 88 3A
- Spraying for mosquitoes upsets neighborhood group in Durham - Jy 12 88 2C
- Nine distributors will remove banned pesticide (chlordane) from state - No 4 88 22C
- Tougher pesticide rules urged; study panel recommends new spraying recommendations - De 30 88 6D
Pesticides
- Unlicensed fumigators called health risk - Ja 21 88 1C
- 15 groups backing tougher pesticide laws - Fe 20 88 11A
- Proposed new laws on spraying opposed - Fe 27 88 3C
- Pesticide spraying proposal opposed - Mr 4 88 15A
- Nematode pesticide developed - Mr 28 88 6B
- Editorial: Playing dietary roulette - Ap 2 88 14A
- Tighter crop dusting regulations rejected - Ap 8 88 2C
- Chemical aid sought for apples - Ap 11 88 6D
- Editorial: Mending the pesticide fence - Ap 14 88 18A
- Tar Heel of the Week: Spreading word about the risks of spreading pesticides - Ap 24 88 3D
- EPA refuses request for apple pesticide - Ma 21 88 9A
- EPA-banned pesticide (chlordane) still being sold in N.C. - Jn 3 88 5D
Pesticides
- Permission to use pesticides debated - No 23 91 5B
- Critics say crop sprayers need more supervision No 25 91 6B
- Tar Heel editors speak: The henhouse guard (agricultural spraying) - De 1 91 7J
