Indoor CO found to exceed safety in garages and rinks
A study by ENCEP and Harvard School of Public Health for the American Lung Association finds carbon monoxide levels in winter indoor garages and ice arenas well above outdoor safety standards. Mechanics face highest exposure indoors. skating rinks may require complete air flushing after resurfacings. officials urge applying outdoor air quality protections to indoor recreational areas.
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Frayed gondola cable blamed for fatal Vail crash
A preliminary investigation monitored by the Secret Service ties a frayed gondola cable to a derailment at Vail Colorado killing four people and injuring eight. The gondola was closed for the season as investigators expect a full report in weeks while Secret Service guards watched closely for Ford's safety due to his winter stays at the resort. One survivor recounts tragedy and a husband mourns his wife who perished in the accident.
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Detectives Shot Dead in Miami Gun Battle
Three Dade County auto theft detectives were killed in a motel gun battle with a suspect, Ronald J. Born, 41, from Illinois. Born wounded himself and later died after police surrounded his hideout. Detectives Curlette, Hodges, and Cazevedo died in the incident.
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Budget proposals rise above Ford amid 1977 spend drive
Washington UPI preview notes House and Senate Budget committees push for large 1977 spending increases over Ford plan. Both panels seek deficits near $50 billion, with defense fully funded and social programs partially restored. Tax breaks reformed to boost revenues by about $2 billion while targets set for May and September constrain totals.
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Ford court Connally as mayors cheer HHH bid
President Ford pursues John Connally's support in the Texas May 1 primary while big city mayors hope Hubert Humphrey will seek the Democratic nomination. Ford campaigns in Wisconsin. Connally joins a White House ceremony and Treasury portrait unveiling. Humphrey headlines a New York mayors conference, with several mayors urging a run. Reagan capitalizes on TV fundraising with a Wisconsin primary focus. Carter Jackson Udall and Carter campaign across New York and Wisconsin as polls and ballots loom.
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Macapagal asylum bid called April Fools joke
Philippine government called former President Diosdado Macapagal’s bid for U S asylum at the embassy an April Fools Day joke. He left the embassy after an embassy assurance there was no arrest warrant and stayed in Manila with friends, while U S officials said they did not know his location.
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Chapin Leaves Prison After Seven Months In Watergate Case
Dwight L. Chapin former Nixon appointments secretary is released from a minimum security federal camp after seven months and 22 days. He plans to join his wife and children in Chicago and work there. Chapin was convicted of lying to the Watergate grand jury about the Nixon reelection campaign dirty tricks and Segretti’s role. He began his sentence August 11 and was paroled after the parole board decision in February. G Gordon Liddy remains jailed for one to three years at Terminal Island.
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Five die in Worcester fire with arson suspected
In Worcester Massachusetts a four story wood frame tenement at 357 Cambridge St burned early today killing five people and critically injuring a 10 year old girl. Police and fire officials said the blaze appeared arson related and a mysterious one am call prompted the alarm. Names of the dead were withheld until relatives could be notified. The girl is in poor condition with burns over 70 percent of her body. Investigators will review a recording of the caller.
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Grasso backs Jackson in bid for president
Hartford governor Ella Grasso endorsed Sen. Henry Jackson for president and planned to campaign in New York for him in the crucial New York primary. Grasso said Jackson's economy focus aligns with her goals and cited his record on jobs and growth. She left the Capitol to begin campaigning after her budget plan was rejected by a coalition.
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