Flu vaccine safe for youths but two shots likely needed
NIH researchers report swine flu vaccine shows safety and effectiveness for ages 3 to 20, with two shots four weeks apart likely. Officials will decide within two weeks on including youths in mass inoculation. about 40 million youths remain ineligible for free shots under the current $135 million program.
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Lan
National Institutes of Health
NIH
John R. Seal
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Seal
United States
Sleeping judge faces jail for deposition defiance in California
California Supreme Court Justice Marshall McComb is ordered jailed unless he provides a sworn deposition to the State Commission on Judicial Qualifications. Superior Court Judge Byron Arnold stayed the jail order until Nov. 8 to allow a possible appeal as the commission investigates alleged willful misconduct and a disability affecting duties.
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California One Court
Superior Court
Byron Arnold
Marshall McComb
McComb
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California Supreme Court
William O. Weissich
State Commission On Judicial Qualifications
Wissich
High Court
Goodwin Knight
Arnold
Weissich
Donald Wright
Missile search continues for lost F14 Phoenix
A US research submarine probes 1900 feet deep about 75 miles northwest of Scapa Flow Scotland seeking a Phoenix missile lost when an F14 carrier plane went overboard from the John F Kennedy on Sept 14. Navy salvage operations hinge on repair of a deep dive recovery vehicle as Soviet activity looms nearby.
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Orth Atlantic
Navy
Scapa Flow
Scotland
U.S
Naval
Town plugs muskrat burrows to save water supply
In Loami Illinois the 800 resident town will seal muskrat burrows with clay and cement then trap the animals to protect its reservoir water. Mayor Henry Brown says the work aims to keep the supply for about 30 days and reduce trucking in water at 64 cents per person daily. News from Geneva reports Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith reiterates the Kissinger plan is not negotiable while Ivor Richard seeks ground rules for the Rhodesia conference.
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Ivor Richard
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Kissinger
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Dr. Kissinger
U.S
Ford Carter debate ends with a draw in final clash
In Williamsburg the third and last Ford Carter debate of 1976 ended as a near draw per an AP survey. Voters saw Ford slight winner among 1 027 after viewership weaker than earlier meetings. Carter highlighted Mondale and Dole as vice presidential picks amid mixed polls.
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Dole
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Brown
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