Legionnaires Disease Mystery Stalls After Wide Search
Philadelphia researchers test tissues and interview victims as they pursue the epidemic cause. The CDC rejects viruses and toxins, while the House subcommittee questions the investigation. Researchers note evidence points to a common source with no person-to-person spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Roberts
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Leonard Bachman
John Murphy
D-N.y
Subcommittee
CDC
U.S. Army
Horatio Enterline
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Bellevue - Stratford
Pennsylvania
Bachman
Bellevue
Commonwealth — of Pennsylvania
Ray Cole
Cole
Rockefeller to seek funds for inauguration expenses
West Virginia Governor-elect Jay Rockefeller faces a special 86 000 dollar request as the legislature had set 100 000 for his swearing in and publications from prior Moore administration strain the budget. The transition aide notified Rockefeller aides that Moore papers consume the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Jay Rockefeller
Rockefeller
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
Tom Craig
Moore
Crossings urged to replace lights with xenon flash lamps
The United Transportation Union research board reports that 41 600 of 233 000 public rail grade crossings have outdated alternating red lights. It recommends replacing them with xenon flash lamps similar to those used in photography to improve visibility for high speed traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United Transportation Union
Research Board
Hoyt Axton’s Cocaine Trials Darken A Top Singer’s Rise
The profile portrays Hoyt Axton as a heavy cocaine user for about a decade affecting his career and performances. He admits cycles of quitting and relapsing while detailing a Denver club incident and his struggle with drugs and alcohol. He remains candid about his past and the toll on his health and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Texas
University of
California
Jerrold L
Abraham
Kansas City
Denver
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Country Singer
Bellevue
Moscow
Ringo Starr
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Hoyt Axton
Axton
Q A quiz on American presidents and colleges
A trivia item presents three questions about burial at Arlington National Cemetery only one other president besides John Kennedy is buried there asking which president among Hayes Taft or Cleveland and which college is the oldest Harvard Columbia or William and Mary with decoding marks and a final misdirected string Be Z Z 9 T.
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John Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Rutherford B Hayes
William Howard Taft
Grover Cleveland
America
Harvard
Columbia
William & Mary
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Michelin X
Michelin
NEW York
Henry A Kissinger
Harlem Globetrotters
Harris
Kissinger
Globetrotters
Americus
Rosalynn Carter
Carter
Georgia
Pat Nixon
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Nixon
Betty Ford
Pat
Ford
Ford, Rep
Barbara Jordan
Mother Teresa
Calcutta
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Beverly Sills
Shirley Temple Black
Rose Kennedy
Nancy Reagan
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Childress Lions Club
Girlstown
Lions of
Whiteface, Borger
Austin
Nolan Grady
William Saul
the World
Money Conservation
First Federal Savings and Loan
Commerce and Hwy 287
Cae Enon
Wellington
Memphis
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