Unification Church member dies 22 floors up in New York residence
New York report says 23 year old Kiyomi Ogata fell from the 22nd floor of the Unification Church residence at 481 Eighth Ave. West 34th Street. The second such death this summer at the 125-member housing facility prompted police to investigate.
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UPI
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
New York Hotel
Kiyomi Ogata
Eighth Ave
West 34Th Street
Ogata
Tokyo
Big Thompson flood death toll rises to 126
Search teams in Loveland Colorado report two more victims found raising the known dead to 126 with 93 missing, many believed alive. Larimer County coroner's office spokesman says some will remain on the list until confirmed dead or contacted.
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Loveland
Colo
UPI
Thompson Canyon
Larimer County
UPI NCI and ACS oppose routine X-ray screening under 50
The National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society advise against routine X-ray mammography for asymptomatic women ages 35 to 50 in the breast cancer detection program. Interim guidelines urge careful, individualized use and say final decisions await further data, with emphasis on high risk women and symptomatic cases.
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Washington
UPI
National Cancer Institute
American Cancer Society
NCI
ACS
Richard Costlow
Frank J. Rauscher Jr
Rauscher
House votes PCB ban in broad toxic substances bill
Washington lawmakers moved to ban PCBs within two and a half years as part of a broader bill giving EPA authority over toxic chemicals. The measure, approved 219 to 45, would require reporting of harm potential, fund testing, and take effect Oct 1 1977 with $46 million for three fiscal years through Sept 30 1980.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Boston Desegregation Hampered by Leadership Shortfalls
The U S Commission on Civil Rights reports desegregation proceeded smoothly in most Boston schools but was hindered by a total lack of public and private leadership. It singles out the Boston School Committee as hostile to desegregation and notes equivocal remarks by Mayor Kevin White and President Ford, with few clergy providing moral leadership and many groups adopting neutral stances.
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UPI
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Boston
Boston School Committee
W. Arthur) Garrity
Kevin White
White House
Ford
White
Federal District Court
South Boston
Hyde Park High
Food prices seen rising slowly in 1977 outlook
Washington based Agricultural Outlook Summary projects food prices to climb 3 to 4 percent through the first half of 1977 if crops are large and livestock output remains near current levels. The report also forecasts a modest 2 percent increase for the second half of 1976, ending above January prices.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Viking 2 aims for life search on subpolar Martian plain
UPI report says Viking 2 will land Sept. 3 on Utopia a cold Martian plain near crater Mei where dust shields rocks. Project director Dr Thomas Young notes the B3 area shows muted material. Viking 1 found no life indicators in Martian dust. landing ellipses are 162 by 62 miles with a 99 percent chance of landing inside.
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Calif
UPI
America
Utopia
Thomas Young
Crater
Mie
Viking 1
Klaus Beimann
Mei
Hal Masurky
Young
Mars
Arson plot charged in Boston Playboy Club case
Four men pleaded innocent in a Suffolk County Superior Court to conspiracy to commit arson and to defraud an insurance company in an alleged arson for hire plot targeting the Playboy Club of Boston. Bail set at 20000 each. one defendant a Marine demolition expert.
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UPI
Playboy Club of
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Wilfred M Sherman
Playboy Club of Boston, Inc
William Oxman
Brookline
Suffolk County
Garrett H. Byrne
Suffolk County Superior Court
Arthur Mason
Park Square
Continental Insurance Co
Edward J. Denner
Jamaica
U.S. Marine Corps
Thomas Dwyer
Thomas Park
Suffolk County Grand
Frenchwomen land on Mt Athos beaches in bikini claim
Jeanne Colieu of Le Havre says four children aboard a speedboat grew seasick prompting a beach stop on Mt Athos territory in Greece. Marie Lauran Tisseau and another woman argued landing was permissible for sick children and were absolved by a court.
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le Havre
Mt. Athos
Salonica
Greece
UPI
Marie Lauran Tisseau
Fontenoy Sur Main
Ad Victo
Mount Athos
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