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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1976

Page

2

Insurance problems threaten national flu vaccination plan

Parke-Davis warns its liability insurance will be canceled July 1 jeopardizing a proposed mass immunization program for swine flu. Warner-Lambert seeks government aid to indemnify vaccine makers while Health and Welfare plans to press Congress for legislation to cover claims tied to inoculation but not negligence.

Washington UPI Warner-Lambert Co Morris Plains N.J Parke-Davis Ford Administration

House Democrats debate Hays ouster delay amid scandals

House Democrats convened a caucus as freshmen balk at delaying a vote on stripping Rep. Wayne Hays of his chairmanship of the House Administration Committee. Hays remains in Ohio hospital after a sleeping pills overdose, with doctors advising rest for about three weeks. Speaker Carl Albert favored postponement, aiming to resolve the issue when Hays can defend himself.

Washington UPI Capitol Hill House Democrats Wayne Hays Hays House Administration Carl Albert Ohio

Teamster elections favor Fitzsimmons amid pay hike

LAS VEGAS NEV UPD Teamsters union president Frank Fitzsimmons and top officials are poised to win five more years with a 2 percent salary rise and a 156000 annual pay. Campaign material praises Fitzsimmons while reformers condemn the dues and salary hikes as arrogant and possibly illegal. The dues will rise to two hours of pay monthly as the union seeks funds despite investment riches and operating losses.

Las Vegas Nev.upd Teamsters Union Frank Fitzsimmons Teamsters Fitz Fitzsimmons

Italian Reds to Stay in NATO Despite Elections

Communist leader Enrico Berlinguer says if his party gains power in next week's vote he would keep Italy in NATO and invite continued U.S. investment. He argues alliance membership supports his push for a pluralistic socialist system in freedom while stressing independence from Moscow. Polls show a tight race with 20 percent undecided as unemployment and inflation bite. Berlinguer also downplays U.S. calls to reevaluate ties if Communists join a coalition, urging stability amid Italy's crisis.

Rome UPI Enrico Berlinguer Italy U.S Moscow Berlinguer Christian Democrats Ford Henry Kissinger United States

Graduates Hopeful Despite Job Dip Down to Two Percent

Washington reports the College Placement Council says this year's graduates face a 2 percent employment decline from last year after an unexpected spring hiring surge. Private employers added about 10 percent, while Civil Service hirings fell 2 percent. Growth came from auto and mechanical equipment firms, tire and rubber, food and beverage processing, electrical equipment, and merchandising services. Government agencies, petroleum, metals, and nonprofit and educational institutions show declines.

Washington UPI College Placement Council

Harvard fights Cambridge over recombinant DNA lab plans

Cambridge officials press for safeguards as Harvard proposes a five unit containment lab in the biology building. Mayor Velucci vows a public hearing June 23 after NIH funding approval. The council, citing potential hazards, may withhold permits unless safety is assured.

Harvard Cambridge Alfred E. Velucci Velucci Henry Rosclosky Arts and Sciences Harvard Corporation Rosdosky National Institutes of Health Wuld

Smoking ads ban gains support in nationwide survey

A federal study by HEW and NCI shows cigarette advertising should be banned and that both men and women over 21 smoked less in 1975. Among 12,000 people, 40 percent favored an ad ban, 56 percent supported stopping advertising, and 70 percent supported fewer allowed smoking places.

Atlanta API Department of Health Education and Welfare National Cancer Institute David J. Sencer HEW Center For Disease Control

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