Mystery Illness Baffles Officials Across Pennsylvania
Health officials report a rising mystery illness with 25 deaths and 135 cases under a broadened definition. The illness, not believed contagious, struck attendees at a Philadelphia convention and prompted investigations by the Center for Disease Control and state toxicology experts. No definitive cause or virus detected yet, with possible chemical exposure being explored.
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Armed posse patrols canyon for looters in Loveland
In Loveland Colorado residents were deputized to form an armed civilian posse to patrol a flood wrecked canyon. Larimer County officials stated the effort aims to protect neighbors as regular officers search for flood victims and enforce civilian checkpoints amid ongoing rescue work.
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Kissinger signs trade accord with Iran amid arms deal outlook
Secretary of State Kissinger announced a US Iran trade agreement extending from 1976 to 1980 and Iran’s plan to buy 4 to 15 billion dollars of American arms by 1980. He cited defense needs and regional stability guiding the arms sales while Congress criticized past management of the program.
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Parowan Council approves ten percent power rate hike
Parowan City Council met to raise all electric rates by ten percent across consumer categories. The group also adopted the Utah traffic code as guidelines for police and safety personnel and discussed possible changes to the office of the justice of the peace. Several items were tabled for later action.
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Explosion at Carter gas station in Plains Ga hurts none
A gas station owned by Bills Carter in Plains Georgia exploded but no injuries were reported. Fire officials said a truck unloading at the time contributed to the blast and nearby areas were briefly in danger before help arrived.
Campaign swing as Ford Reagan court delegates in Northeast
Ford and Reagan campaign across the Northeast seeking delegates with Schweiker, while Ford leads the delegate count 112 to 1037 with 102 uncommitted. Thurmond vows Reagan vote but rejects Schweiker. Connally wary of ticket shifts amid Watergate era tensions. Reagan meets Carter ally Nader in Plains as a Washington forum looms.
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Cedar City junior high picks 13 year old carrier Jeff Hatch
Jeff Hatch, 13, will attend Cedar City Junior High this fall. He delivers Route No 6 in Cedar City from 200 East to 300 South to Center Street. He enjoys fishing and biking and is friendly about his job.
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