Postal Service cuts to one daily delivery in nine eastern cities
The Postal Service will deliver mail once daily in nine eastern cities including Baltimore and Philadelphia to save an estimated 32 million annually. The plan targets business districts while noting no immediate cuts in Manhattan or southern cities, with selective reductions elsewhere to limit adverse effects.
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Washington
UPI
Baltimore
Brgdale
Rochaster
Siraca
Utica
N.Y
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Fiddinand
Postel
New York
Manhattan
Midwestern
New England
Police arrest young driver after deadly crash in Union City
Police arrested 18 year old Michael A Machado after a Decoto Road crash ended with his car colliding with two others and veering off the road. He was found in the car with a 3 year old passenger and is held on charges including attempted murder and DUI with PCP. He fought officers during arrest and the child and others received minor injuries.
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Union City
Decoto Road
Bell Ranch Bridge
Michael A. Machado
Washington
Machado
Robber with gun hits Pom Deh deli in Fremont
Police report a man with a belt gun robbed the Pom Deh deli at Fremont Center Sunday at 10 30 a m. The suspect wore a brown sports jacket and dark sunglasses and escaped with an unspecified amount of cash.
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Fremont
Fremont Center
Ford UAW near tentative pact ends large strike
In Detroit a tentative agreement was announced after a strike that shut Ford parts plants and halted two assembly plants. About 6,100 UAW workers at Sterling Axle walked out over health and safety grievances. Ratification vote by Local 278 members was set for 1 p.m. today with details pending.
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Detroit
UPL
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto
Sterling Axle
UAW
Argentina names civilian and military figures to first post Peron cabinet
Argentina's three member military junta appoints two civilians and six generals to the first post Peron cabinet led by Jorge Videla. Economy minister chosen is Jose Martinez de Hoz, a civilian and former head of Acindar Steel and the Argentine Business Council, tasked with stabilizing a fragile economy. In Michigan, Jane Hoffa says her husband Jimmy Hoffa vanished July 30, 1975, and neighbors are afraid to talk about sightings.
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Argentina
APL
Peron
Jorge Videla
Reid
Toales
Ia Wednessy
Isabel Peron
Jose Martines de Hoz
Jose Maria Guide
Martinez
Acindar Steel Co
Argentine Business Council
Gra
National Treasury
Aften
Hearst to face arraignment in Los Angeles on Boeing 900 robbery charges
Patricia Hearst awaits a secret transfer from San Mateo County Jail to Los Angeles for arraignment on theft and robbery charges linked to Mel's Sporting Goods. The 19 year old heiress is undergoing probation reviews to gauge sentence options under the Youth Corrections Act amid claims of SLA coercion.
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Redwood City
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Los Angeles
Conieled
San Francisco
San Mateo County
Miss Hearst
Quver J. Carter
Probabhe
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
Mel's Sporting Goods
Inglewood
Harises
Hearst
Cleveland
U.S
Nets
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Diema
Carer
Thomas A. Lambros
Drug ad laws raise prescription prices across many states
A consumer study led by John F. Cady finds average drug prices higher in states with price advertising restrictions, costing consumers millions annually. The 1970s survey of 1900 pharmacies covered Darvon Ovulen 21 and Tetracycline, noting small stores often charge more despite fewer services. States named include Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Hawaii Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Jersey New York New Mexico North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Texas and West Virginia.
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Washington
UPL
John F. Cady
University of Arizona
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau of Consumer Protection
American
Eames Institute For Puby
Tillon i
Dillion
Darvon
Cady
Laker
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Texas
West Virginia
Three drug therapy cuts cancer relapse rates show promise
Preliminary results indicate a three drug regimen after radical surgery may reduce recurrence in operable breast cancer. Side effects like hair loss and potential infertility were noted, with cautious optimism about longer survival benefits and later broader applications in skeletal and soft tissue tumors.
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Bonadonna
Frederick Eilber
Department of Oncology
University of California
Los Angeles
Trady
Miners Rescued After 24 Day Underground Ordeal
Two miners trapped feet underground for 24 days in a collapsed gold mine were rescued after workers hammered through three feet of earth. They were carried on stretchers to a hospital amid tears and cheers from about 200 relatives and friends. The women, believed to have set a record for surviving the longest underground mining ordeal, smiled and expressed disbelief at their rescue.
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Nile Dinars
Seroriris
Acct
Arab students arrested in East Jerusalem protest
Police in Jerusalem arrested 50 Arab students and three teachers suspected of inciting a rock throwing and fire turning anti Israel demonstration outside Malmonea high school in East Jerusalem. Minor disturbances reported in the West Bank.
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Jerusalem
UPS
Malmonea High School
East Jerusalem
West Bank
Levi orders probe of FBI ethics and deals
Time magazine reports Attorney General Levi ordered a sweeping probe into FBI ethics and agency dealings. The inquiry may examine kickbacks in contracting, health and travel insurance programs, and alleged file maintenance on Supreme Court justices. One FBI official called the move a disaster.
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New York
UPL
Time Magazine
Pobatbe
Cecil Nat Seals
Mindy
Time
Supreme Court
FBI
Rps
Congressional
Theazine
Levi
Ara
Slogan Named For Bicentennial Drive Choice
Litchfield Conn. UPI reports Ellen Harness won the official bicentennial slogan Freedom's Way USA after a nationwide contest by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration. Harness and her husband fly to Washington for a Ford reception, receive a 1974 station wagon and $5,000 for a cross country trip.
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Harness
Burton
Hebe
Washington
Ford
Rie
Leaders of America
Phraves
Anderton
Cabein
Thunday
Mex. Harness
Chance discovery aids identification of suspected rapists
Berkeley researchers report an accidental discovery of an enzyme in human sperm, sperm diaphorase, that could help identify rapists by matching semen to victims. The study suggests genetic markers in semen may classify men and assist male contraceptive research, with emphasis on rapid crime-scene typing.
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