Navy transfers fuel inspector amid Thailand thefts
The Navy fired civilian fuel inspector John McGee after reports of 5.5 million gallons of pilfered fuel meant for U S forces in Thailand. McGee was reassigned to the Navy Fuel Supply Office near Washington as GAO investigators reviewed the case.
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Washington
Navy
U.S
Thailand
Bangkok
John McGee
General Accounting Office
William Proxmire
D-Wis
GAO
McGee
Arlie Rankin
Rankin
Air Force Office of Special Investigation
OSI
Air Force
Formosa
Southeast Asia
Defense
Arteries Harden a Subject of Aging and Plaque
Dear Dr Thosteson explains hardening of the arteries as a gradual aging process with arterial plaques and possible clogging points. He notes variation in onset, from as early as the 40s to the 90s, and emphasizes that progression is common but impact varies.
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George C. Thosteson
M. D
Dr. Thosteson
D.P.K
Ceiling Tile Spread Fire at Osawatomie State Hospital
Fire at Osawatomie State Hospital in Paola Kansas on December 27 killed two patients from smoke inhalation. Investigators say fiberboard ceiling tile fueled rapid blaze and smoke, hindering rescuers as 83 patients were evacuated. Rebuilding interiors estimated at 100000 dollars. fixtures 10000 more. Four patients were involved in arson and manslaughter charges with hearings set for January 21.
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Paola
Kan
Osawatomie State Hospital
Art Ramey
Ramey
Robert Docking
State
Russell Mills
State Hospital
Lester William Grazier Jr
DeSoto
Grazier
Deep Cold Bites Alaska as Fairbanks Freezes
Central Alaska endures a frigid weather front with snow cover, ice fog and subzero readings. Officials warn of tire pressure loss and fuel line freezes while residents stay indoors. a cat is freed from ground ice and propane gas appears liquid in the cold. Shane ONeill notes sun briefly warms ground, triggering rising warm air and fog. Weather Bureau records December average at minus 17.7 Fahrenheit, far below normal.
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Shane O'Neill
Fairbanks
Weather Bureau
O'Neill
Powell Kept Seat After $25,000 Pay Fine Imposed
Adam Clayton Powell, Harlem Democrat, is seated in the House with a $25,000 pay deduction after a lengthy dispute over his status. The chamber voted 251 to 160 to seat him, strip him of seniority, and dock $1,150 monthly from his $30,000 yearly pay for alleged misuse of funds. Powell called it a possible purchase of a House seat and said he would consult his lawyer.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Harlem
House
Powell
Education and Labor Committee
U.S
Open Heart Surgery for Pup in Gratitude to Research
Dr C Walton Lillehei plans open heart surgery on Kai a four month old German shepherd puppy at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center as thanks to animals used in heart research. Kai has a congenital heart defect and may need valve replacement after x ray tests today.
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New York
C. Walton Lillehei
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Kai
Allan
Kevin Fogel
Brooklyn
Fatal setback halts operation for infant dog at NY Hospital
Kai a four month old German Shepherd died during pre operative tests at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center before planned open heart surgery. The tragedy occurred Friday as doctors prepared for the operation on the sick puppy.
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New York
Kai
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Ancient scorpions unchanged across 400 million years
Scorpions trace an ancient lineage dating back about 400 million years and have remained remarkably similar through epochs marked by the rise and fall of dinosaurs and many other life forms.
Jim Brown pays $300 fine after no contest plea
Santa Monica California AP Jim Brown 32 year old former Cleveland Browns fullback paid a 300 fine Friday on a no contest plea to interfering with a law officer. He also paid 75 in court costs and commended the judge.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Mario Clinco
Brown
Killer whales ill with flu at See World Park
Shamu the star killer whale at See World Park and her companions U roy and Ramu in Mission Bay San Diego are sick with flu symptoms. Whale doctors report sniffles appetite weakness and sluggishness and have placed the three on medication to prevent pneumonia with reduced schedules for rest.
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San Diego
Calif
Shamu
See World Park
Uroy
Ramu
Aquatic Park
Mission Bay
David Kenney
Park
Astronauts Muscles Relaxed in Weightless Flight
An astronaut's muscles remain in a relaxed or floating position regardless of sitting or standing in space during weightless flight.
Migrants trained move to skilled jobs with Dallas firm
Evaristo Sandoval joined a mobile class that trained 2 184 valley migrants in 1967 684 graduated to sheet metal work at LTV Aerospace Grand Prairie plant. The program relocated families boosting area employment and stabilizing lives amid mechanization.
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Gilberto Ramos
Evaristo Sandoval
Rio Grande Valley
Ling-Temco-Vought Aerospace Corp
Dallas
LTV
Sandoval
Ling-Temco- Vought Aerospace Corp
LTV Aerospace Corp
Grand Prairie
Fort Worth
Dalls
Phone number guidance for Tribune contact after hours
Instruction to reach Tribune via carrier if unavailable and to call HE1-3400 after 6 PM. The note emphasizes after hours contact method and provides a specific dial-in option.
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Tribune
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