Pickets Arrested Outside Madison Square Garden Over Pay
Four off duty police pickets were arrested during a mass Madison Square Garden protest demanding immediate payment of a deferred 6 percent raise and a schedule change. Two were suspended without pay as a result. Mayor Beame called the union leader’s warning of a strike a veiled threat and said he would not negotiate at gunpoint.
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New York
UPI
Madison Square Garden
Abraham Beame
McCarthy says major candidates talk nonsense on city aid and welfare
Independent candidate Eugene McCarthy told Boston College and Salem State College audiences that Carter and Ford have spoken nonsense and indulged in demagoguery. He urged a national welfare standard, more mass transit funds, Medicaid restructuring, aid for hard-pressed cities, and a national pension policy.
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Boston
UPI
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Boston College
Carter
Ford
Salem State College
Flu shot concern keeps 75% away in Manchester
In New Hampshire the first mass swine flu immunization drew only about 6,000 of 20,000 targeted in Manchester. Officials cited liability fears and limited publicity as reasons for the low turnout. Two minor side effects were reported among the inoculated.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
New England
John Hedderick
State Communicable Disease Control Office
Hedderick
Manchester
Fallout stops grazing in Conn with radioactive iodine found
Health Commissioner Douglas Lloyd urged dairy farmers in Connecticut to keep cows from grazing on grass after tests found radioactive iodine 131 at 276 picocuries on four or five farms in the New London Waterford area. Officials advised washing vegetables and feeding cows from silage reserves as a precaution while tests continue.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Douglas Lloyd
Connecticut
China
New London- Waterford
Lloyd
George Wilbur
Wilber
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources
Alcohol lowers testosterone in non alcoholic men study says
New York researchers report in the New England Journal of Medicine that regular modest alcohol intake over four weeks reduced testosterone levels by 27 to 55 percent in men aged 21 to 40. They note alcohol affects hormone use independently of liver disease or nutrition.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Boston
New York City
New England Journal of Medicine
Panel ends Schorrleak probe
The House Ethics Committee ends a four month probe into a 200,000 leak of a secret report to Daniel Schorr. It finds the leak came from someone on or near the defunct Select Committee staff and says the executive branch was not involved. It criticizes Schorr for giving the report to the Village Voice and recommends hiring trained security officers to handle classified material.
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UPI
House Ethics Committee
Daniel Schorr
House Intelligence Committee
Schorr
Village Voice
Select Committee
House
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