Flu shots may resume swine flu program says Cooper
The nation's top medical official said the country is entering flu season and there is a chance the suspended swine flu immunization program could be resumed. Dr Theodore Cooper noted an advisory panel from the government was involved.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Cooper
Illinois
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Vermont women officials dispute Snelling on jobs
Constance Kite executive director of the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women in Vermont says there are many qualified women for high level state posts. She named Sister Elizabeth Candon and Rosalyn Oakes as capable administrators and noted salaries lag private industry. She supports limiting pay gaps while criticizing few women reach mid level management. Also, a flu program may resume after a Wednesday Atlanta meeting to review risks and vaccine costs amid rising flu like illnesses.
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Constance Kite
Governor’s Commission On the Status of Women
Richard Snelling
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WCAX
Vermont
Elizabeth Candon
Trinity College
Rosalyn Oakes
Vermont Housing Authority
Snelling
Raiders End Drought, Set Sights on Super Bowl XI
MAU holiday tournament opens as the Raiders shake off the bad-luck label with a decisive win over the Steelers and advance toward Super Bowl XI versus the Vikings. Penn State faces Notre Dame in the Gator Bowl, a marquee matchup for the first time in almost half a century.
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Vermont doctors link flu vaccine to paralysis cases
Burlington UPI Two Medical Center Hospital doctors say they may have found the first positive link between Swine Flu vaccine and Guillain Barré syndrome, a paralysis affecting several flu shot recipients. They caution that proof is not yet certain, while national cases exceed 220 and Vermont confirms at least three, including a 17 year old from Enosburg Falls.
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Kenneth Ciongoli
Vermont
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Carter summons Cabinet for St Simons Island summit
President elect Jimmy Carter brings Cabinet and top appointees to St Simons Island Georgia for a three day conference amid talk of a 15 billion dollar tax cut to revive the economy Budget director designate Thomas Lance arrives as advance party and says a tax cut is likely Carter plans to meet with economic advisers Blumenthal Schultze Mondale joins sessions and an informal dinner is planned Carter also to meet New York officials over fiscal issues in the keynote sermons Plains Georgia services noted with Bishop Cannon cited as inaugural prayer participant
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Walter Mondale
New York
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Abraham Beame
New York City
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Plains Methodist Church
William Cannon
Cannon
Philip Hart dies at 64 in Washington
Sen Philip A Hart known as the conscience of the Senate dies at 64 after a cancer battle. Tributes from Carter Ford Milliken Griffin Riegle Kennedy underscore his integrity advocacy for civil rights and consumer rights. Funeral set for St Matthews Cathedral with burial likely on Mackinac Island Michigan. Hart leaves four sons and four daughters and had declined a fourth term in 1960s service since 1959.
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Robert Griffin
GOP
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Massachusetts will not prosecute Argo owners in spill
A Massachusetts official said the state does not intend to press criminal charges over the 7.6 million gallon Argo Merchant oil spill near Nantucket. The attorney general's office asked to move the $60 million damage suit from New York to Boston, citing jurisdiction. Depositons for the suit were planned in New York, with Captain George Papadopoulos among those scheduled to testify.
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One Man Farm Runs Deep in Battenkill Valley
Vaughn known as Arky operates Battenkill Farm on 160 acres along the Battenkill River. He handles milking, haying, corn harvest, cattle care, and barn duties largely by himself with help from family during peak times. His herd's 305 day milk average of 16,746 pounds exceeds the statewide 13,898, aided by Dairy Herd Improvement records guiding feed and management decisions.
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