New test aims to detect closet alcoholics at Mayo Clinic
In Rochester Mayo Clinic researchers led by Dr. Robert Morse and Dr. Wendell Swennan unveiled a screening test claiming to identify hidden alcoholism in the general medical population. Adapted from the Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test, the tool yielded significant results in about 9 of 100 randomly chosen general medical patients without prior alcohol problems, based on spouse reports.
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Danish Queen Margrethe II Returns From Soviet Visit
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark concludes the first visit by a reigning West European monarch to the Soviet Union since the Bolshevik era. She and Prince Henrik toured Leningrad Moscow and Tbilisi before leaving Vnukovo airport with officials including President Padagog, Foreign Minister Gromyko, and Politburo member Masui.
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Gromyko urges disarmament during Bulgarian visit
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko called for world disarmament in Sofia while noting the arms race with the West continues. He supported global disarmament and praised nonproliferation efforts as first steps toward the goal.
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Guilty plea in Nevada bank robbery case
Curtis Hay Michelson, 36, pleaded guilty to a 51.04 million robbery of the First National Bank of Nevada last September. Judge Bruce Thompson set sentencing for June 27. Co‑defendants Edward Thomas Malone and Floyd Clayton Forsberg were named. Malone’s trial could begin soon amid suppression hearings asserting rights violations by federal agents.
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Nixon eulogizes Japan's Sato
Former President Nixon mourns Eisaku Sato calling him a great leader who guided Japan to a place among world powers. He notes Sato's Nobel Peace Prize and long dedication to high principles, offering condolences to Sato's family from his California estate.
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Missouri Senate rejects ERA in third straight year
Missouri Senate votes down the Equal Rights Amendment for the third consecutive year after a heated debate that kept opponents in the chamber. The measure, already approved by the House by a narrow margin, required 18 votes to pass and is still pending in state constitutional action.
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Rescued crewman recalls 20 hours trapped in Gulf rig
Darrel John Quer of Delcambre Louisiana said he spent more than 20 hours underwater and prayed for his wife while trapped in a capsized hunting rig 18 miles off Southeast Louisiana. Divers eventually rescued him as four others were found alive.
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Maid of Newark Crowned Jayne Kruse at 18
Jayne Kruse, 18, was crowned Maid of Newark after a Saturday pageant. A 1974 Newark High School graduate, Kruse won over four rivals on poise personality and beauty. She lives at 5283 Falmouth Place Newark and aspires to be an airline stewardess.
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City council weighs tax, permits, and safety measures
City councilors face tough items including a carnival business tax dispute and a proposed Aber H3 30 tax for a three day operation. An environmental impact report on Amehem Products Inc. chemical storage warehouse near Alameda Creek in Niles is reviewed tonight highlighting water supply hazard and mitigation steps. A massage parlor regulation measure seeks public health focus with medical exams and offenses. A revised subdivision ordinance and a seismic and safety ordinance are on the agenda along with a safer grants demonstration and a 1975 76 management grant plan.
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Rites set in family tragedy for two Casteels
A double funeral will honor Vernon Casted Jr. and his father Vernon Casteel Sr. in Fremont and Dublin after a double tragedy. The 19 year old Casted died by his own action with a rifle found nearby. the father suffered a fatal heart attack after notifying authorities. Funeral plans include a Hosary at Sorenson Sires Mortuary and Mass at Saint Anns Church with burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Secret nuclear blasts near Las Vegas in top secret tests
A government notice describes underground nuclear tests at the Nevada Test Site near Las Vegas with two detonations to occur within minutes of each other. Yields range from 1 to 200 kilotons, and slight ground tremors may be felt by some in high rise buildings.
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Park to be named for Cann in Union City
Union City votes unanimously to name a Hop Ranch Road park after late Policy Chief William Cann on the one year anniversary of his June shooting. The park lies beside a New Ilwyn school district site where a middle school building is planned and the district is asked to consider naming the school after Cann. Cann was shot while addressing a public meeting and remained in a coma until his death last August.
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Price-Driven Arms Drive Proposed to Curb Oil
American economist Erin Janeway urged the United States to quadruple missile and jet fighter prices to force Middle Eastern states to lower world oil prices. He warned of a coming world depression if action is slow, and criticized the Kissinger Simon power struggle guiding Middle East strategy.
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Ford and Sadat Press Toward Middle East Peace
In Salzburg Austria President Ford and Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat wrapped two days of talks with momentum toward peace. No firm deals were announced beyond US aid to Egypt and an invitation for Ford to Cairo. Kissinger hinted at renewed diplomacy as Israel nears withdrawal from Sinai. Ford plans to present a Middle East plan at the right time after meetings with Rabin.
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Envoy Named In Antique Deal Linked To Saigon Turmoil
US Ambassador Graham Martin allegedly ordered crates of antiques and valuables shipped from Tam’s home in Saigon as North Vietnamese forces closed in. Tam, a former Bangkok envoy, killed himself after the fall, alongside several other generals, while Tam’s family remained unlocated.
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FDA warns owners to stop using 5300 GE microwave ovens
The FDA orders 5300 General Electric microwave ovens shut down until repairs stop radiation leakage up to ten times legal limits. About 13000 others from 1973 74 may also leak. GE denies hazard. Affected models include Cooking Center and Ver satronic units from Columbia Maryland and Louisville Kentucky produced mid 1973 to early 1974.
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No verdict yet in SLA trial in Sacramento case
Jurors in Sacramento delayed verdicts for a fourth day in the trial of alleged Symbionese Liberation Army members charged with the cyanide murder of Dahtaed School Superintendent Marcus The. The slow deliberations underscored the difficulty of reaching a verdict in the high profile case.
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Park workers return as strike ends at Oakland district
Park employes are due back today after a settlement ending a district strike. Leaders said the aim is healing the wounds and restoring operations as about three fourths of the staff were off. A bumping system will reinstate laid off workers into lower categories, and a 150 day contract change includes mediation near its end. Police arrested several during the protest, and charges were withdrawn.
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