Paralysis link sinks swine flu immunization program
Federal health officials said the 135 million swine flu vaccination drive will not be resumed after the Advisory Committee found significant evidence linking vaccination to Guillain Barré syndrome. About 41 million received shots before the suspension. 496 Guillain Barré cases were reported.
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Atlanta
UPI
Hameee
David Sencer
Center For Disease Control
Sencer
John Fox
University of Washington
CDC
Gunman slain after holding family hostage in Kansas incident
Deputies killed a 30 year old former mental patient identified as Lear after a nine hour confrontation in a south central Kansas home. Six hostages were released and others were evacuated as officers fired from behind a pickup at Lear on a staircase. One officer was wounded and Lear’s girlfriend suffered shock.
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Kansas
Lear
Haysville
Jackoe
Iar
Murry
George Jameson
Jameson
Lonnie Bean
Wichita
Oyurry
Olice
John Hornek
Riff Johnny Carr
Harry Minor
Bernard Derwatski
Warner Ejisenbise
Miss Bean
Aistol
Inor
Minor
Sedgwick County
Crutch-wielding watchman foils holdup in Brooklyn
A one legged watchman Harold Peterson of New York used his crutch to disarm two would be robbers at a Brooklyn used car lot. He then fired twice with the robbers own gun wounding one in the mouth and the other in the hand. The suspects Anthony Modoffone 20 Julio Torres 24 both of Brooklyn were hospitalized and charged with robbery.
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New York
UPI
Harold Peterson
York
Brooklyn
Peterson
Anthony Modoffone
Julio Torres
Modoffone
Amnesty decision on President Ford's mind
President Ford weighed amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders and deserters, lifting federal gasoline price controls, and pay raises for congressmen and federal officials during a two week ski vacation in Vail. He said an amnesty decision could come within a fair time span and noted his stance would depend on its impact on military morale and those who served under the 1974 clemency program.
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Vail
Colo
UPI
Ford
Vietnam
Federa
Janie Hart
Sen
Philip Hart
White House
Foreigners fail attempt to obtain Mexican paroles
In Mexico City a hunger strike by about 500 prisoners, mostly drug offenders, ends as the group abandons the 25 day protest. Spokeswoman says no parole bill will pass this session and the strike ends with tears as prisoners accept no freedom this year.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexican Congress
Freedom
Carolyn Johnson
Alameda
Calif
New York
Alice Levine
Santa Marta
Philip Mallard
Mexico
Attacks Work Fast In Most Heart Attacks in the U S
A large share of the more than 600000 heart attacks in the United States occur within one hour of symptom onset and many victims fail to reach a hospital in time. Access to rapid care is crucial to survival.
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Ford
Unesco
United States
U.S
Hearing on Licenses for Bikini Tavern in Old Orchard Beach
Municipal Officers will hold a hearing at Loranger School Old Orchard Beach on Monday January 3 1977 at 730 PM on the application of Richard G Gabriele doing business as Bikini Tavern 7 East Grand Avenue for a Class I spirituous vinous malt liquor license and an Entertainment license. All persons may show cause why licenses should not be granted. Barbara E Lord Town Clerk.
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Loranger School
Old Orchard Beach
Richard G. Gabriele
Bikini
East Grand Avenue
Barbara E. Lord
Orman Winch
Maine
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Feds
Biddeford
Saco
Journal
Crutch
Goudreau
Jimmy Carter
U.N
Sahara Hotel
Belog
Ronald G. Bewbe
North Windham
Eeeed
Raymoh
Maine Savings Bank
Main Street
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