Tennis TV struggle to air regular championship events
New York reports ABC Sports chief Roone Arledge says televised tennis and golf face limited prime time play due to smaller audience than major sports. He notes demand for weekday schedule access and cites past shifts like Wide World of Sports on Sundays and Masters coverage as benchmarks.
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Restored to Pentagon Post Fights Transfer
Washington AP Er nest Fitzgerald, a Pentagon cost overrun analyst fired for exposing a two billion overrun, was returned to work by Civil Service Commission. He resumes overseeing weapon systems but faces a proposed transfer to a lower responsibility role he cannot accept.
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Television Listings and Entertainment Fragments Noted
A scrambled OCR page lists TV listings and entertainment fragments with show titles such as World of Endnitainnyyal, World Turns, and various local station codes. The readable items hint at Adventurs, 7 Schoo d Seulaing, and a Newlywed Gone among scattered program notes and weather items.
Mercy Honors 95 Employees For Long Service At Mercy Hospital
Mercy hospital announced a 95 member employee recognition event honoring staff for 5 to 40 years of service. Sheila Meyers led nursing service, while Wiehard Schude received 25 years. Bernard Grabek and others earned 20, 15, 10, and 5 year awards.
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Consunta Conway
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Mazel Tharp
Marie Willenberg
Ann Aldrich
Hilda Ambrosy
Elhzabeth Buckley
Marilyn Jevlin
Ergaret Whel
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Viola Kulish
Janet McGregor
Helen Padderk
John
Pegina
Celestine Schulte
Ralph Stroog
Ann Stodula
Tose Stein- King
Diana Ipol
Maxine Westrom
Christine Wright
Alia
Black Capitalism Demonstration Project Hit by Larceny Charges
Washington AP reports former SBA deputy chief Anthony Chase claims a White House coordinated Black Capitalism demonstration project directed federal funds to Dr. Thomas Matthew and his firms. Matthew, indicted for grand larceny over Medicare funds, faces scrutiny as auditors question lack of prosecution amid political pressure and internal audits.
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Stall Business Administration
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Nixon
Robert Finch
Robert Brown
White House
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Associated Press
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SBA
Justice Department
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Queens County Vackass
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White Mouse
John Dean
Dean
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FBI
L. Patrick Cray
Boston Heating Oil Prices Jump as Winter Nears
Boston area heating oil costs rose 44 percent from last winter with a per gallon average near 30.26 cents. The Homeowners Council warns prices may rise again, pushing a typical 1,600 gallon bill from 337 to 484 dollars as winter approaches.
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Hosta Consumers’ Council
Nixon
Claims U S Computer Aid on Soviet Missile
Washington AP report states a Soviet MIRV missile was developed with American computer aid. Rep. Ben Blackburn says a computer bought via Central Data Corp’s British subsidiary aided design. He argues the Soviet MIRV test erases U S strategic advantage and notes MIRVs were the only clear U S lead. A 30 years ago item mentions ration tokens to be issued February 27.
Senate Conferees Back Year Round Daylight Saving Bill
Washington AP Senate and House conferees approved a bill to put the nation on year round Daylight Saving time to save energy. It would require clocks to advance on the fourth Sunday after enactment and could begin as soon as January 5 if signed by the President. A governor could petition for an exemption if Standard time better saves fuel.
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House Commerce Communittee
Harley Staggers
DW. Va
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Atly Stile
Warns of Germs In Uncooked Egg Mischief
ST PAUL Minnesota health commissioner Dr Warren Lawson warned that homemade eggnog and Tom and Jerry drinks may pose health risks. He urged avoiding raw eggs in foods not heated before eating, citing poultry products may harbor salmonella germs that multiply rapidly between four and 150 degrees, potentially causing illness with typhoid like symptoms.
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Warren Lawson
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House Panel Chides FDA About Drugs Left in Meat
A House committee faulted the FDA and federal agencies for failing to shield Americans from meat possibly containing drug residues used in livestock. The report, amid partisan dissent, criticizes the Agriculture and FDA handling and policy adequacy.
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Health Groups Urge Safe Food and Drug Practices
Health groups urge use of safer drugs and stricter controls on residues in meat after reports of drug remnants in edible animal products. The FDA faced criticism as lawmakers seek stronger oversight and the public warned about potential cancer risks from certain drugs.
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