Mounting evidence links Guillain Barré to swine flu vaccine
Atlanta AP reports that CDC officials say mounting evidence ties the paralytic Guillain Barré syndrome to the swine flu vaccine. The vaccination program was halted after rising paralysis cases. investigation includes comparing Salk polio vaccine records and testing blood samples from victims.
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Atlanta
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
Philip Brachman
Bureau of Epidemiology
Als0
Brachman
Three Unpleasant Alternatives to Aid Postal Service
Washington AP report cites executive director David Minton outlining three options for a $3 billion postal deficit fix: higher rates, taxpayer subsidies, or service cuts. He warns no fourth choice exists and notes rising costs with flat or shrinking revenue.
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Washington
Postal Service
Commission
U.S
David Minton
Commission On Postal Service
Congress
Early Space Colonists Could Tend Solar Power Stations
Space colonists may live in orbital communities using moon and asteroid minerals to build solar power stations that could light the world by the 2000s. Analyst Brian O Leary says the project is practical and potentially independence from fossil fuels, with costs near 100 billion dollars.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPS
Space
United States
Brian O’leary
O'Leary
Princeton University
Science Museum of
Minnesota
Moon
O’leary
Princeton
Gerard O'Neill
Earth
America
Sinatra's Mother Aboard Missing Learjet Near Palm Springs
Natalie Dolly Sinatra 82 was among four aboard a Learjet flying from Palm Springs to Las Vegas. Rescue efforts began as authorities searched rugged San Bernardino Mountains after no distress signal was reported. Frank Sinatra performed in Las Vegas unaware of his mother’s disappearance.
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Las Vegas
Frank Sinatra
Palm Springs
Calif
Natalie
Dolly” Sinatra
Caesars Palace
Sinatra
New Jersey
San Bernardino County
Federal Aviation Administration
Jet Avia, Inc
McCarran International
Palmdale
Lee Solters
Louis Jordan
Michael Caine
Tony Orlando
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy Lasorda
Linn Court Records Reveal Several Linn District Court Plea Deals
In First Avenue division, Doug Bramow of 2430 Illinois Street SW pled guilty to amended assault and battery after criminal trespass at Bugsy's. Donald Power of Central City was found guilty of assault on Deputy Sheriff James Houser. L G Waller of 1017 Tenth Street SE pled guilty to drunk driving. Deferred sentences were granted for two marijuana possession cases. William Diers and Brian Stoneking. Stanley Banks’ gross fraud charge was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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First Avenue
Linn District Court
Doug Bramow
Illinois Street
Bugsy’s
Second Avenue SE
Bramow
Donald Power
Central City
James Houser
Power
L.G. Waller
Tenth Street SE
William Diers
Falcon Drive
Brian Stoneking
Lisbon
Rock Valley to Build 32 Elderly Housing Units
Sioux county town of Rock Valley receives a $500 000 FHA loan for a 32 unit low rent elderly housing project. The plan partners with a housing and urban development pilot program and repays the loan from rent. Construction starts this spring with occupancy by year end.
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Rock Valley
Sioux County
Federal Housing Administration
Debris Found as Coast Guard Probes Zenith Sinking
Coast guard planes spotted two planks in an oil slick about 300 miles southeast of Cape Cod while searching for the Grand Zenith tanker. The 644 foot vessel with 38 crewmen is believed to have sunk with eight million gallons of heavy oil.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Cape Cod
Richard Griggs
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Griggs
T.K. Tsou
Bernard Hoyland
Nantucket
North Atlantic
Hoyland
East Beirut Schools Reopen After Bombing Closure
East Beirut reopened after three days as rightist militiamen and police strengthened security. Traffic across the main crossing resumed with Arab peacekeeping troops, while investigations into the blast near the Phalangist security HQ continued and casualties were reported.
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East Beirut
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
East
West
China to Put Gang of Four on Trial on Chou Death Anniversary
Tibet Radio reports a broadcast saying the Gang of Four will be taken under guard to face public trial on the anniversary of Premier Chou En-lai's death. It accuses Chiang Ching, Wang Hung-wen, Chang Chun-chiao, and Yao Wen-yuan of crimes and political ambition.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Chou
Wang
Hung-wen
Chang
Chun-chiao
Chiang
Ching
Yao
Wen-yuan
Peking
Chiang Ching
Mao
NPC
National People’s Congress
Gang of Four
Confucius
China
Avenson Pushes Volga Lakes Despite Water Doubt
Iowa State Rep. Don Avenson says the Conservation Commission must build three Volga River recreation lakes in Northeast Iowa even though engineers warn beds would need clay lining to hold water. Costs, clay deposits, and regionalism accusations shape the debate.
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Des Moines
Don Avenson
Iowa
Avenson
Priewert
Commission
Ciates
Waterloo
Tom Albright
Brushy Creek
Webster County
Tama County Firm Files $6,246.78 Claim
Toledo Farm Bureau Service Co of Tama county sues Eldon Vaverka in Tama county district court for 6246.78 plus interest and costs. The complaint states a promissory note dated December 18 1975 obligated one payment of 6246.78 due March 1. The firm claims Vaverka did not comply with the agreement.
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Toledo — Farm Bureau Service Co
Tama County
Toledo
Eldon Vaverka
Tama
Vaverka
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Camille Chamoun
Phalangist
National Liberal Parties
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