CB Chaos Seen in Federal Telecommunication Scenarios
A White House study by Arthur D. Little envisions future CB use fueling protests and crime, with police jamming, prostitution ads on air, and rioting coordination. It also foresees AT and T television over phone lines, private news on TV screens, and a satellite system. by 1986 ten million CB radios on FM channels. It notes sunspot disruptions, FCC decline in enforcement, and a ban on CB voice on most channels by 1984. FIRST BIKEWAY originated in Homestead Florida in 1962 with 25,000 to 30,000 miles of bikeways now established nationwide.
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United States
Swine Flu Push Loses Its Urgency In Congress
Congress shows waning urgency on a plan to immunize against swine flu as House and Senate panels defer key votes. Rep. Paul G. Rogers says disease reports dampen support while Rep. Henry Waxman criticizes rushing action. Lawmakers discuss a federal liability bill shifting vaccine injury claims to the government amid private manufacturers’ reluctance to sell without insurance protection.
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Lederle Laboratories
Merck, Sharp and Dohme
Turnpike Chairman Cerilli Reindicted on Conspiracy Charges
Pittsburgh report states Gene Cerilli, former Turnpike Commission chair, reindicted on 16 counts with Ralph Buffone Maylan Yakovich and John Shurina for extorting kickbacks totaling $2,900 from Westmoreland County contractors renting DOT equipment between 1971 and 1978. The case adds new contractors and Shurina as defendant, with prior mistrial over juror illness. Indictment cites Hobbs Act charges and potential penalties up to 20 years and $10,000 fines.
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Beidle
Gene” Cerilli
State Turnpike Commission
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Maylan Yakovich
John Shurina
Lower Burrell
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Balfore
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Yaakovich
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Harry Graham
Police Fire On Demonstrators In Soweto Riots
In Soweto nine days of racial unrest continued as police opened fire on demonstrators amid stoning and arson. Seven killed over two days, with further injuries reported. reinforcements deployed and nationwide standby police alert declared.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Disease costs Pennsylvania twenty five thousand daily
A health department official said the fight against the killer Legionnaire disease costs state taxpayers 25 000 dollars per day. The figure rose after word of deaths linked to the recent American Legion convention in Philadelphia. The cost covers 100 state employees working to identify the disease. CHOW MEIN noodles production at Chun King plant in Lockport New York reaches over 10 tons daily, about a third of U S supply.
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Leonard Bachman
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American Legion
Philadelphia
Tall ships tour Great Lakes attract crowds in Cleveland
Crowds watch from the crow s nest of the Panamanian three mast barkentine Erawan, docked in Cleveland on a Great Lakes tour. A Polish tall ship is slated to visit Erie later this month.
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