Pigs urged swine flu shots by Wisconsin professor
Dr. Bernard C. Easterday of the University of Wisconsin Madison advocates a vaccination program for breeding stock and swine shown at fairs and gatherings. He criticizes the Agriculture Department for not initiating such a vaccination effort, noting two confirmed human swine flu cases linked to pigs and stressing that those in close contact with pigs can become infected.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Bernard C. Easterday
Wisconsin
Court order halts strike to clear 600 tons of garbage
A court order was served today to stop the strike and return workers to duty, aiming to remove 600 tons of garbage from the streets. The move stalled work stoppage as sanitation crews faced backlogs and city officials sought immediate resolution.
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UPI
Newark
N.J
300 Names Picked for Longet Jury in Aspen
The 300 prospective jurors were selected from 450 names for Claudine Longet's manslaughter trial set to begin next week. Prosecutors and defense had requested extra names. jurors include the Aspen mayor and the weekly editor. Sabich died from a single gunshot wound after Longet said the weapon fired accidentally while she showed him how to use it.
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Colo
UPI
Claudine Longet
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
Miss Longet
Sabich
Colorado Rockies
Andy Williams
Bitkin County
Shirley Dells
Frank Tucker
Assi Ag
Tone
Tucker
Tucson sheriff blocks life threats in Adamson murder trial
John Adamson, 33, faces a second murder trial for the car bomb killing of Don Bolles, a famed Arizona Republic reporter. Deputies kept his jail location secret amid fears of a shadowy organization guarding land fraud and political crime. Jury selection began in Superior Court with armed guards in the Phoenix proceeding, which previously ended in a mistrial.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
John Adamson
Don Bolles
Pima County
Sheriff's Department
Adamson
Arizona
Frontier
Superior Court
Bolles
Arizona Republic
Phoenix
Donald Harris
Ben Birdsall
Birdsall
Hotel Pickets Leave as Workers Refuse to Return
Pickets were removed from the Fontainebleau Hotel under a court order, but no workers returned to their posts. Union President Herbert Schiffman warned of a broader walkout targeting Miami’s Dupont Plaza and Four Ambassadors if no resolution soon. Federal mediators met with hotel management and union leaders for nearly 12 hours as talks continued.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Fontainebleau
Herbert Schiffman
Miami
Doraline Club
Schiffman
Dupont Plaza
Ambassadors
James F. Scearce
Force forms for patrol of Lebanon-Israel border
BEIRUT Lebanon UP I President Elias Sarkis is forming a nucleus of a new national defense force to police the Lebanon Israel border within two weeks House Speaker Kamel Assad said The move follows reports of 1500 UAE troops entering Lebanon to join the Arab League peace keeping force A Lebanese officer close to the force said UAE troops moved toward Tyre near the Israeli border
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Elias Sarkis
Israel
Kamel Assad
United Arab Emirates
Ancient shrine unearthed near Gabii yields bronze figures
Archaeologists report a 2,700 year old pagan shrine near Gabii, twelve miles east of Rome, uncovering about 1,000 bronze figures and 50 stylized statuettes with pottery fragments while illegal digs prompted authorities to restore order in the border area amid regional tensions.
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Rome
UPI
Gabii
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