CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
November 21, 1992 | FAYE FIORE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
When the state declared war on the Mediterranean fruit fly and called for an army of workers to reinforce the front lines of Southern California's back yards, the four Adkins brothers joined up. Three years later, they say they are still suffering the battle scars: violent headaches, nausea, itchy rashes, respiratory problems, dizziness, loss of memory and cramps.