No Link Found Between Deaths and Swine Flu Shots
Eight states and the Pittsburgh area suspend swine flu inoculation after elderly deaths while federal officials say no evidence ties the shots to the fatalities. Millar of the CDC cautions against halting the program. Ohio keeps immunity plans active with vaccines from different lots.
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Enrollment Up Pushes Ohio University Total
Freshman enrollment rises 16 percent from last year, lifting Ohio University fall enrollment to 18 156. The campus community includes about 800 international students discussed in Athens Community Relations Commission meeting.
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Classifieds Obituaries TV Theaters Detail Weather
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Thursday with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s. Rain chances 20 percent tonight and 10 percent Thursday. Details on page 9.
Tax Forms Delayed By Tax Code Changes
The Internal Revenue Service announced changes in the federal income tax code will push the mailing of basic tax forms back by about two weeks to between January 3 and January 11, delaying the usual December arrival. The delay affects taxpayers who rely on the standard forms used by most citizens.
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Coffee Prices Rise Again Across Key Brands
New York reports another round of price hikes as General Foods Corp. announces a 5.5 to 6.4 percent wholesale increase on five popular coffee brands. Consumers may not feel the impact for about a month.
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Rhodes orders statewide probe into Ohio Workmen's Comp scandal
Governor Rhodes orders a full scale investigation into a massive fraud pattern in the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation. Two man teams will operate in Cleveland Akron Youngstown Columbus Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo with a $500000 cost through the biennium. Indictments in Cuyahoga County and across Ohio are anticipated as the probe targets dummy companies and abuses across administrations.
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Ford Touring Carter Rests Amid Campaign Charges
Ford on tour in New York and New Jersey defends leadership quality against the Earl Butz affair and East Europe Arab boycott debate while Carter rests at Plains Georgia before his New York trip. Gallup shows near parity with Carter. post debate figures vary and vice presidential candidates prep for Friday televised debate. Ford faces protests and questions from New York executives about leadership amid recent incidents.
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Garage sale expands as items attract lingering buyers
Hugh Culbertson of Utah Place Athens held a garage sale selling items valued at $50. Two weeks later he still received calls from people who saw items at the sale and wanted to buy. The notice invites readers to advertise in the garage sale section.
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China Extends Purge as Radical Students Arrested
London AP report says Chinese troops surrounded a Peking University building housing leftist writers in an apparent expansion of a purge begun with Mao Zedong's widow's arrest. Japanese reports claim Chiang Ching and over 30 other radicals were seized as Hua Kuo-feng is named party chairman.
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Nobody For President Campaign Draws Sparse San Francisco Rally
In Civic Plaza a Nobody for President rally drew about 200 spectators as Wavy Gravy and Hog Farm figures promoted Nobody as anti establishment. The cross country tour runs through Los Angeles Albuquerque Austin and Washington with election day in New York.
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Court weighs suburb's duty to rezone for low income housing
Arlington Heights Illinois faces a legal challenge as the Supreme Court reviews a Seventh Circuit ruling that the suburb discriminated by refusing to rezone 15 acres for Lincoln Green a federally subsidized low income housing project Metropolitans suit hinges on equal protection and the need for a compelling government interest if zoning is downgraded to accommodate minority or poorer residents
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