Carter jobs Kennedy gathers steam in 1980 bid
President Carter vows not to fear Kennedy in the Democratic race and confirms a late 1980 campaign launch. Kennedy signals a formal exploratory committee next Monday with Morris Dees outlined to run his finance operation. Both men anticipate similar timelines as they court supporters, while Carter cites a strong White House record and public backing from leaders like Tom Bradley and Ella Grasso.
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Dentists risk liver and kidney harm from nitrous oxide use
A study by the American Dental Association cautions dental personnel exposed to nitrous oxide may face higher rates of liver kidney and neurologic diseases and reproductive risks while patients are not endangered by typical short term use. Data drawn from 64 209 respondents.
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Explosion devastates downtown Latham Kansas
An explosion in Latham Kansas killed two and injured five elderly residents. Three buildings the Latham Cafe post office and a Masonic Lodge were leveled. Debris scattered into nearby fields as volunteers searched through the rubble.
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Butler County
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Kennedy Favored by British Bookmaker in 1980 US Race
Ladbrokes lists Edward Kennedy as the early favorite for the 1980 US presidential race with Carter a close second. Odds show Kennedy 7-4 and Carter 2-1, with other names including Connally 4-1 Reagan 5-1 Haig 10-1 Ford 12-1 Brown 16-1 Mondale 20-1 Dole 25-1 Baker 33-1 Crane 33-1.
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GAO says drug war slowed but not halted trade
A 10 year 5.5 billion federal effort against illegal drugs slowed but did not stop the U S trade the GAO report finds some disruption of supply lines while urging greater interagency cooperation and tougher prosecutions It criticizes lack of a comprehensive border plan uneven prosecutions and judges failing to mete out stiff sentences the findings released as Senate subcommittee hearings begin.
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