Genetic Illness Haunts Heirs in California Clinic
More than 100 descendants of Antone Joseph learn about Joseph's Disease, an incurable hereditary neurological disorder affecting his line. Dr. Nyhan and Dr. Rosenburg counsel and test at a Oakland Children’s Hospital clinic sponsored by the National Genetic Foundation, with 48 deaths among relatives.
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Oakland
Calif
Antone Joseph
Joseph
William Nyhan
University of California At San
Nyhan
Robert Rosenburg
University of Texas
National Genetic Foundation of New York
Rosemary Silva
Silva
David Balis
The
Foundation
Ellis Defends Welfare Agency as Board Expresses Confidence
Columbia AP The seven member board of the Department of Social Services expressed satisfaction with Commissioner R Archie Ellis after he defended the agency’s five year record. Ellis rebutted criticisms from Ann Hamilton head of Planning Monitoring Evaluation and Analysis. He cited expanded federal programs and said the agency has functioned efficiently despite challenges. He noted cautious planning under Title XX and federal funding changes without delaying needed actions.
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Ellis
Ann Hamilton
Columbia
DSS
Hamilton
Goren On Bridge Ends in Afterthought Slam Play
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, South and North NS reach a seven clubs slam after a careful sequence. West leads clubs. declarer uses a heart line to discard spades and endplays West, ensuring the slam succeeds despite potential bad breaks.
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South
North-South
North
East
Declarer
West
Declare
County Recovers Funds From Food Stamp Fraud
Richland County social services cracked down on 100 people who fraudulently obtained food stamps totaling about 15,000 since January. Forty seven repay monthly 2,263. 23 noncooperative offenders faced magistrate Brown for prosecution. Twenty warrants issued for fraud. hearings set. investigators review 70 more cases.
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Columbia
Richland County Department of Social Services
Collie L. Moore
Moore
Franchot Brown
Food Stamp Project
Charles W. Jefferson
Thurmond Opposes Bill Regulating Cable Television
U S Senator Strom Thurmond assails a Senate bill aimed at cable operators as over regulating and risk delaying industry growth. He warns the measure could spark lawsuits over copyrights and hinder capital raising while noting FCC rate stabilizations except in California and Pennsylvania.
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Thurmond
Atlanta, Ga
Senate
U.S
Strom Thurmond
Southern Cable Television Association
South Carolina Republican
Federal
Nications Commission
California
Pennsylvania
Richard Wiley
National Cable Television Association
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Wiley
Senate Judiciary Committee
Understanding closing costs under new federal law
A 1975 law requires disclosure of all closing costs at least 12 days before settlement. Categories include lawyers fees, points, insurance, and taxes. Buyers can trim costs by negotiating with lawyers, shopping for mortgage points, negotiating title searches, and urging seller contributions on title insurance.
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John Dorfman
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Herber
Violet Weldon
Redding
al Lanier
State Department of Social Services
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Washington
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Goren
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Chicago Tribune
King of
ROAN
Maseratti
Phillips
Wheaton
Janeiro
Antique Brown
Pedler
Aiken
Gordon
S. L. Latimer Jr
Latimer
State
Paul Newman i
Merk
Cinema
Laan Lee
Rocking Chair Theatre
Lominick Pharmacy
Richland Ave
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Hathaway
Berle
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