Swine flu vaccination centers shut after three deaths
In Pittsburgh the Allegheny County Health Department closed 13 swine flu inoculation sites after three elderly recipients died within hours of vaccination. Coroner and CDC officials investigate while noting no proven link to the vaccine. victims had prior heart or lung conditions.
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Mount Oliver
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Whitehall
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Mount Washington
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Federal Center For Disease Control of Atlanta
Warmer Tonight Forecast Ends Cold Span
Forecast calls for warmer temperatures tonight with mild conditions following a cool day. Local weather service notes a gradual rise in temperatures and light winds, with no major precipitation expected through the night.
Debate turnout dips in Biddeford-Saco area amid Muskie Monks clash
Voters in Biddeford and Saco showed little interest as Muskie and Monks sparred on television. Residents cited solid support and little change in opinion, while some praised Monks and others backed Muskie. The debate revealed sharp policy splits on oil pricing, jobs, and national energy strategy.
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Norman Sevigny
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Maine Senate Debate Shows Muskie Monks Clash Over Oil Price Controls
In a Portland televised forum Republican Robert Monks challenges three-term Senator Edmund Muskie. Monks touts oil and gas price control repeal and industry tax credits while Muskie counters with environmental standards and job concerns for Mainers.
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Associated Press
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On This Date In History October 12 1976
Today in history highlights events from 1492 Columbus discovery to 1973 Nixon nominates Ford for Vice President. Notable items include 1870 Lee death at Lexington and 1942 Cape Esperance Guadalcanal battle victory. Khrushchev shoe incident at the UN in 1960.
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U.N. General Assembly
Richard Nixon
House
Gerald Ford
Spiro Agnew
Carter Playboy interview rumors and Butz slur headline
Column warns of Republican rumors about Jimmy Carter extramarital affair as Jack Anderson notes. Inside, Thornton Academy shocks undefeated Portland 16 to 8 with stout defense, two interceptions, four fumbles, and relentless pressure on Portland’s Dave Littlefield.
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Jack Anderson
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Scott Schildroth
Ed Oe
Dave Littlefield
Inside Journal Highlights and Features
The issue outlines 20 pages with supplements including cartoons and classifieds across pages 15 to 19. It notes Dear Abby on page 15 and an editorial section plus a horoscope and a light column titled Today's chuckle about a bald headed hippie.
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