Bailey backs medical dream after Beverly Hills fire
Walter Bailey the former busboy famed for aiding victims in the Beverly Hills Supper Club blaze will study medicine at Northern Kentucky University after accepting a 3000 scholarship from Jack Hickman who organized the Walter Bailey Scholarship Fund. He recalls rescuers saving lives and plans to ease his family’s burden.
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Walter Bailey
Beverly Hills
Bailey
Jack Hickman
Dayton
Hickman
Northern Kentucky University
Kentucky
Energy Showdown Sets Tax on Gas Guzzler Cars
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee advances a diluted tax plan targeting poor mileage cars. The 1980 tax for the worst gas guzzlers starts at 666 dollars, rising to 3856 by 1985, with rebates for efficient cars rejected and 1979 model year caps set at 553 dollars.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Carter
al Ullman
D-Ore
Suspect Eludes Searchers In Scout Slayings Hunt
A suspect identified as Gene Leroy Hart was seen fleeing a cave on Skunk Mountain after three Girl Scouts were slain near Camp Scott in June. Hart, an escaped convict, was spotted running with a .20 gauge shotgun and a .22 rifle as searchers with dogs pursued him through thick ridges, but the trail went cold by 10 p.m. Officials linked Hart to the Mayes County killings via two wedding photos from 1968 where he worked as a photographer assistant.
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Skunk Mountain
Gene Leroy Hart
Mayes County
Glen
Pete’’ Weaver
Pryor
Camp Scott
Hart
Locust Grove
Southwestern
Oklahoma
Lewis Lindsey
Granite State Reformatory
Cancer Institute to test Laetrile on terminal cancer patients
The National Cancer Institute plans a controlled trial of Laetrile on about two hundred terminally ill patients, combining it with standard therapy. Dr. Guy R. Newell says the tests aim to assess value amid public pressure, with results expected in about a year.
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Cancer Institute
Washington
National Cancer Institute
Guy R. Newell
The
Newell
House
Food and Drug Administration
Saul Shepartz
Public hearing set on Ohio Power fuel cost review
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio schedules a public hearing for Case No. 76-534-EL-FAC Subfile A to review Ohio Power Company's fuel cost adjustment and procurement practices on Monday June 27 1977 at 10 30 AM at 180 East Broad Street Columbus Ohio.
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Sion
Ohio
Ohio Power Company
Commission
East Broad Street
Columbus
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