Open swine flu shots for September finally clear
Government vaccine program chief Dr. W Delano Meriwether says Congress removed the last major hurdle and first swine flu doses will reach the public in late September. The plan excludes seniority based on risk, with mass immunization targeting over one million people daily once underway.
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Airport attack near Tel Aviv bound jetliner in Istanbul
Pro Palestinian guerrillas opened fire and threw grenades at travelers waiting to board an Israeli EA jetliner in Istanbul Yesil Koy airport. Four killed and at least 20 wounded as police fought a brief shootout. two assailants were overwhelmed. An American woman wounded by a bullet ankle among injured passengers. The El Al flight continued to Tel Aviv with six wounded aboard.
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Mozambicans Fire Mortars in Rhodesia Raid Reprisal
Rhodesia said regular Mozambican troops shelled Umtali and border posts on Wednesday, claiming about 30 mortars struck the city near Mozambique. Officials report no casualties but damage. Rhodesia says 300 guerrillas were killed in a Sunday raid on a guerrilla base in Mozambique.
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Police Capture Suspect After Downtown Wichita Sniper Fire
A sniper on the Holiday Inn Plaza 26th floor opened fire in Wichita injuring seven and killing two before a 20 minute standoff ended with the capture of 19 year old Michael Soles of Sand Springs Oklahoma. Initial reports of three deaths were corrected.
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Buckley Weighs Third Candidate Run For GOP Nomination
Sen. James L. Buckley of New York said he had been asked to be a compromise candidate by Reagan supporters and is considering the offer. New York Republican chairman Richard Rosenbaum warned Buckley against involvement, citing risks to his senate re election.
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Rain Weather Rules Could Halt Mail Deliveries
The National Association of Letter Carriers endorsed a resolution allowing mail carriers to stop rounds when weather such as rain sleet or snow becomes detrimental. The plan seeks labor contract authorization for carriers to determine when to halt work and resume later. T.T. Morris, state union official, said the aim is to exit the storm and return to duties.
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