Monitoring eyed in stamp losses
Washington GAO reports federal food stamp program losses potential due to distribution gaps. About 34 million dollars mismanaged as 6 100 agents nationwide failed to oversee funds, prompting calls for tighter controls and cost changes. The administration seeks reforms and stronger field monitoring to curb fraud and improve stamps issued.
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US Britain near airline pact to settle transatlantic dispute
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams said the United States and Britain are very close to settling their aviation fights dispute. He hinted President Carter is directing negotiations as other sources say a core issue of dividing the transatlantic passenger market had been resolved and only details remained to be finalized this week.
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Military transport crashes near Montevideo in Uruguay
A Uruguayan military transport crashed into a muddy marshland about 27 miles northwest of Montevideo yesterday. Officials said the plane carried 12 persons and all aboard were injured.
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California Delivers Record Farm Income in 1975
California's agricultural sector posted a record gross income of 8.9 billion dollars for 1975, maintaining its status as the nation’s top farm state. The state accounted for about 9 percent of total U S agricultural cash income while holding roughly 2 percent of farms. Berlin County led with a farm income of 4.17 billion, as reported by the California Department of Food and Agriculture.
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Record contributions to charities rise to 2.4 billion
Washington reports a record 2.4 billion dollars given to charitable causes in the previous year, a 9.4 percent rise from 1997. The Association of Burd Reisliig Counsel notes inflation outpaced gains, while the Commission on Private Philanthropy seeks faster growth to sustain programs.
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Commission On Private Philanthropy
Delaware Bucks Leetrile Legalization Strain Sparks Debate
Delaware moves to legalize Leetrile amid controversy with officials arguing against the drug. A Wilmington figure questions federal bans, claiming the substance is harmless and nonpanacea, while opponents warn of risks and ineffective claims.
Woman Dies After Baboon Heart Transplant
In Cape Town a woman died after receiving what officials described as the world’s first baboon heart transplant attempt. Surgeons performed the operation yesterday, but the patient did not survive.
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Brezhnev renews detente pledge amid tense talks
Paris reports Soviet President Brezhnev reiterates detente policy as Moscow defends non aggression while observers note heightened arms race strains. Brezhnev, before French leader de Gaulle, stresses no intent to wield force though security fears loom amid Cold War pressures.
Man Rebuilds Plane In Fremont Home Workshop
Ricciarelli and his son spent years disassembling and rebuilding a biplane in their Fremont home. FAA overseers have checked the airframe and three mechanics supervise, as he plans to fly again once wiring, engine, and wings are properly secured during reassembly.
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New Israel Prime Minister Sworn In As Debate Opens
sereously garbled text describes the new prime minister of Israel addressing a debate and pledging to deepen ties with Syria and pursue peace talks. mentions Likud victory in May elections and commitment to faith in state and laws, with references to opposition leader and coalition figures.
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Economy posts fastest growth pace of year in first quarter
Washington reports the nation’s economy expanded at an annual rate of 6.9 percent in the first quarter, the quickest pace this year. Revised figures show earlier gains, led by increases in consumer and business activity, with notable contributions from key sectors and inventories.
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City debates paramedic service as hospital may lead
A report urges Washington Hospital to decide if paramedic service should be contracted to a private firm or run in house. It envisions a tri city joint system, highlights training costs, and notes low call volumes may challenge ongoing certification. Union City pushes hospital district to take charge.
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Cholera Outbreak Expands Across Japanese Ports
Worsening cholera cases reported in Tokyo and Hokkaido areas as authorities warn of possible new infections. Five tourists from the Philippines isolation in Sapporo, while a 71 year old man among the confirmed cases is hospitalized. Cholera germs found in drainage canals feeding the Arida River raise fears of wider spread.
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Woodcock Named Ambassador to China Amid Reshuffle
Leonard Woodcock, former United Auto Workers president, named liaison ambassador to China as part of a Carter administration reshuffle. The switch comes as Woodcock retires from the UAW after 97 years, succeeding the late Walter Reuther as UAW president.
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Abortion Funding Case Sparks Court Ruling
A Los Angeles case centers on abortion funding, with a court decision affecting a mother’s access to support. The ruling emphasizes the impact on a young woman and her efforts to pursue permissible treatment amid contested funding.
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