Kennedy wraps Chicago stop with anti Carter critique
Senator Edward Kennedy drew on Chicago crowds backed by Mayor Jane Byrne and White House warnings as he pressed a sharp critique of the Carter presidency. He cited Social Security, nutrition, retirement, fuel aid and health care while fending off anti abortion protesters and urging national health insurance. Kennedy planned stops in Oklahoma and Tennessee with further appearances in Florida and South Carolina.
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Cook County
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Synthetic fuel plan faces Senate clashes and price talks
In Washington, environmentalists and conservatives failed to trim a $20 billion synthetic fuels program as the Senate votes backed the energy plan. The administration invited oil executives to a price-stability session at the Energy Department, while aides drafted a memo urging lower prices. Carter hailed the votes as a strong commitment to a major synthetic fuels program.
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United States
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White House
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Malnutrition cause shifts as kids favor snacks and sweets
A panel of nutritionists told the American Public Health Association that overconsumption malnutrition, driven by sugary salty and fatty foods, now harms many children aged 6 to 11 with obesity high cholesterol and rising blood pressure. They note TV ads influence eating, urging home control of kids meals.
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American Public Health Association
Johanna Dwyer
Francis Stern Nutrition Clinic
Boston
Ms. Dwyer
Luise Light
U.S. Agriculture Department
Human Nutrition Center
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Flood to face delayed bribery trial amid drug dependence
U.S. District Judge Oliver Gasch postponed Rep. Daniel Flood's bribery retrial from December 3 to February 25 after two psychiatrists found him drug dependent due to barbiturate overuse. A competency hearing will precede any trial, with further examination by government psychiatrists and potential withdrawal treatment for Flood.
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UPI
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
Congress
Flood
U.S
Oliver Gasch
Gasch
Quadruplets Born Prematurely at St Josephs in Denver
Denver report says newborn quadruplets Forrest Garrison Jr and two unnamed sisters were in good condition at St. Josephs Hospital after a six week premature Caesarean birth. One sister on a respirator remained listed as fair alongside their parents long into their growing family.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
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Garrisons
Forrest
Martha
Heather
Police admit Klan knew route in Greensboro vigil
Police disclosed they knew in advance the route planned for an anti Klan rally in Greensboro North Carolina where five people died and hundreds stood in silent vigil. The revelation came as authorities reviewed security after the violence at the demonstration.
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Greensboro
N.C
Becketman Hostages Freed by Central American Guerrilla Group
American businessmen Dennis McDonald and Fausto Buchelli, kidnapped seven weeks ago, were freed near a San Salvador supermarket and are in good condition. The group Revolutionary Party of Central American Workers claimed responsibility after the attack that killed their bodyguard on Sept 21.
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el Salvador
Los Angeles
Beckman Instruments Co
Dennis McDonald
Fausto Buchelli
Beckman
Buchelli
United States
McDonald
Revolutionary Party of Central American Workers
U.S
School Bus Crash in Moncks Corner Kills Two Children
A tractor trailer struck a school bus carrying students to class in Moncks Corner South Carolina today. Two children died and 38 were injured as the bus was struck on its left side and the truck overturned trapping the driver. deputy coroner James Preacher confirmed the deaths and injuries but withheld names.
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Moncks Corner
S.C
Berkeley County
James Preacher
Budget sent to House sparks social cuts battle
A senior House Republican urged keeping in the compromise 1980 budget the Senate demand for 3.6 billion dollars in social program cuts. House Democrats favored deleting the demand while Republican leaders push reconciliation to force the cuts, signaling a partisan clash over deficit reduction and defense growth.
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Senate
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Ohio
Robert Giaimo
D-Conn
House Budget Committee
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