Polio Immunization Gaps Put Millions at Risk
Washington health officials warn 8 million children under 10 lack full polio vaccination 2.5 million have none and 5.5 million are inadequately immunized Shortages linked to Lederle Laboratories supply issue and vaccine delivery barriers in cities amid Senate testimony and policy debates.
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Center For Disease Control
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Columbia University
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Jonas Salk
United States
First great debate features Elizabeth Drew in spotlight
The inaugural 1976 presidential debate drew attention to Elizabeth Drew from The New Yorker as the strong presence among reporters. Technical failure silenced Carter for about 8 minutes, resuming after 28 minutes with ABC, NBC, then CBS airing the main event. Carter showed seriousness with little smile. Ford appeared solemn. Carter faced stage fright but spoke on nuclear issues, while Ford remained consistently poised. Moderator Edwin Newman struggled to corral the session as the candidates spoke to the audience rather than each other.
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New Yorker
Frank Reynolds
James Gannon
The
Wall Street Journal
Howard K. Smith
Emereene
Central Casting
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Episcopalians Approve Women Priesthood And Modern Prayer Book
The Episcopal Church approved canonical changes to permit ordaining women to the priesthood and episcopacy effective January 1 and adopted a modern alternative to the Book of Common Prayer. The convention also backed amnesty for Vietnam War resisters and maintained a strong stance against abortion legislation.
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John M. Allin
John Coburn
Massachusetts
House of Deputies
Ford
Mrs Flossie Held Returns From 6000 Mile Canada Trip
Mrs Flossie Held arrived home Monday after a ten week journey with her sister and the Rev George Eller of Beloit Kansas in a trailer totaling about 6000 miles. She spent two weeks with her daughter and family Gordon Hoff in Sevier Colorado and visited many friends and relatives along the way.
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Flossie Held
George Eller
Beloit
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Canada
Farmer's share of food dollar dips in August
The Agriculture Department reports the farmer's share of the consumer food dollar fell to 39.3 cents in August, the lowest in nearly five years, as middlemen's margins rose 1.3 percent. Farm returns for a typical market basket dropped 2.4 percent, 9.4 percent below a year earlier, with biggest spread gains in pork oilseed and bakery products.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
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