Quinlans Reveal Ordeal in Book
New York reports Karen Ann Quinlan family members discuss their battle over continuing life support in a forthcoming book The Quinlans Tell Their Story by Phyllis Battelle to be published by Doubleday September 23 The family recounts disbelief at doctors push for withdrawal and the long road to acceptance amid public scrutiny.
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New York
Karen Ann Quinlan
Quinlan
Quinlans
Karen Ann
Phyllis Battelle
Doubleday & Co
Miss Battelle
Miss Quinlan
Karen
New Jersey Supreme Court
Julia Quinlan
John
Mary Ellen
Kent to Proceed With Gymnasium Annex Construction
Kent State University will proceed with a $6 million gymnasium annex near the 1970 shooting site despite protests by the May 4th coalition. President Bruge Golding said contracts govern timing, while opponents urge preserving the site as historic evidence. The 6th Circuit recently ruled against families suing Gov. Rhodes and the National Guard, and the ACLU seeks a 10 day injunction to block work while appealing.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Bruge Golding
Golding
Ohio National Guardsmen
Alan Canfora
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James A. Rhodes
National Guard
Cincinnati
ACLU
Potter Stewart
Worker Blood Tests Dampen Legionnaires Disease Theory
Blood tests on Riverside Methodist Hospital construction workers found a normal rate of Legionnaires disease exposure. One of about 100 tested was positive, suggesting the outbreak in Columbus is not linked to construction activity. Investigators plan pneumonia admission monitoring and possible long term study with CDC guidance.
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Columbus, Ohio
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Thomas Halpin
Ohio Health Department
Halpin
Columbus
Riverside
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Ohio State University Hospital
Catherine M. McCoy
Lance Defends Himself Amid Attack Over Allegations
Budget Director Bert Lance says he faces unfair attacks from innuendo and hearsay and will not resign. He plans to testify before the Senate Governmental Operations Committee this week as criticism from Sen Charles H. Percy and President Carter's aide fuels the controversy. Powell admitted relaying rumors about Percy and apologized for the misstep. Percy denies any improper use of aircraft or bank facilities. Lance met with the President in a routine weekly session and will continue to serve while facing congressional scrutiny.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Lance
Georgetown
Senate
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Carter
Jody Powell
Powell
Percy
Chicago Sun-Times
Love Miller
Sun Times
White House
Senate Committee
Chicago
Bell & Howell
Donald Frey
Sun-Times
Carter proposes time limit cut for top secret records
President Carter drafts an executive order to cut the government’s top secret retention from 10 years to six, with a uniform secrecy agreement for access. The plan allows extensions up to 20 years by top secret authorities, then renewals up to 10 years. Barron says the aim is uniform rules and fewer extensions, not censorship.
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Carter
Associated Press
CIA
Supreme Court
Victor Marchetti
John D. Marks
Cult of Intelligence
National Security Council
Richard M. Nixon
Gary Barron
Barron
Jaworski May Discuss Probe With Seoul Offer
Leon Jaworski heading the inquiry into alleged South Korean influence buying weighs an invitation to travel to Seoul. He planned a statement today but aides gave no detail on responding to an offer to meet Tongsin Park, the implicated rice dealer. Park Tong-jin in Seoul said Seoul will propose several options to the United States including the invitation, though he did not finalize terms.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
Seoul
Jaworski
Tongsin Park
Park Tong-jin
United States
Park
New York
Cyrus R. Vance
U.N. General Assembly
Benjamin R. Civiletti
Justice Department
House Ethics Committee
Richard T. Hanna
D-Calif
Hanna
Congress
Plastic Autos Likely From Goodyear Adhesives
Ashland Ohio based researchers from Goodyear predict a future where by the mid 1980s up to 85 percent of family cars are assembled with rubber or plastic parts bonded by adhesives. They note that earlier bonding methods required costly shot blasting and that Detroit cars in the next decade may feature bonded hoods fenders grills and structural parts.
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Ashland
Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Detroit
Goodyear
South Court ST
Athens
Kerr - Hunter Hardware
National Cash Register
H&r
Pts
Gts
Lot
Goulds
Trustees Seek Court Authority To Sell Church Property
Notice from Jerseyville Methodist Episcopal Church trustees filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court Cause CI 779-420 asking permission to sell Lot 7 8 9 and 10 in Pleasant Valley Lodi Township Ohio. Hearing set four weeks after first publication with attorney Homer B. Gall Jr and firm Walker Mollica Gall. Also notice bids for two City Service Garage pick up trucks due September 28 1977 in Athens Ohio with 10 percent bid bond or certified check.
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Jerseyville Methodist Episcopal Church
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Lodi Township
Pleasant Valley
Homer B. Gall, Jr Walker
Mollica & Gall CO
LPA
North
Public Service Safety
Athens
Phillip E. Goldsberry
Thanks for support at Billy Zimmer death
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for food and flowers. Dr Cordova and Mount St. Mary staff, the American Legion of Murray City, Van Fossen Funeral Home, and Minister Tom Crafton assisted the family of Billy Zimmer. Juanita, Linda, Bill, Shane, his mother, and other relatives acknowledge the kindness.
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Cordova
Mount St. Mary
American Legion of
Murray City
van Fossen
Tom Crafton
Billy Zimmer
Juanita
Linda
Bill
Shane
Wedding date change for Jill Shank and Tom South
The wedding of Jill Shank and Tom South has been moved to September 24 at 7 p.m. at the First Church of God.
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Jill Shank
Tom South
First Church of God
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