Influenza B Outbreak Linked to Reye Syndrome Risk
CDC warns that influenza B activity could raise pediatric Reye syndrome cases, noting the condition follows viral infections such as flu and chickenpox. Officials discuss Guillain Barré risks with swine flu vaccines and new consent requirements for high risk groups.
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Reye
Atlanta
UPI
National Center For Disease Control
David O’brien
CDC
Don Berreth
CDC Public Information
Berreth
J. Donald Millar
Public Health Service
Mothers March Planned in Silver Creek Area
Mrs. Meyer of Silver Creek announces March of Dimes events in the area. A December rummage raised 40 dollars and a Friday blanket toss occurred at the Silver Creek game. A January 20 event will feature Immanuel Lutheran of Columbus in Silver Creek.
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Silver Creek
Roma) Meyer Ofilver
Almer
Laser beam can remove a single cell under micro scale
United Press International reports a laser beam can remove a single cell with a diameter less than one ten-thousandth of an inch, an act so small it escapes the finest needle.
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United Press International
Nebraska Bonu s food stamps totaled 7.7 million in 1976
Nebraska Welfare Department official Russ Wallace says fiscal 1976 bonus food stamps totaled 7.7 million in sales by Nebraska retailers from 11.9 million in total food stamps distributed. He notes the federal government paid all bonus stamps and explains the multiplier effect boosts beef ranchers, jobs, and state revenues.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Wallace
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Senate Nutrition Committee
Nebraska
USDA
United States
Hamburg lice outbreak prompts parent warning
The Hamburg public health department reports students head scratching is due to lice not overthinking. They warn lice can cause typhus and advise consulting a doctor if head scratching increases in children.
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Hamburg
West Germany
UPI
Carter faces mixed Senate support for executive reorganization
President-elect Carter plans to reorganize the executive branch and cut committees from 31 to 15. Senators broadly back reducing committee overload, yet fear loss of key subcommittees and staff jobs, risking citizen representation as reforms proceed.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Carter
Committee On Committees
Roy Epee
Nebraska teachers face pay and security concerns says union chief
Dennis Lichty of Plainview told a Sunday meeting of the Nebraska State Education Association that teachers need higher salaries and more security. He criticized low pay given required education and noted many teachers feel frozen on salary schedules or penalized when transferring between districts.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska State Education Association
Nebraska
Dennis Lichty
Plainview
Lichty
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