Nickel carbonyl linked to legionnaires disease victims
Health officials report high nickel carbonyl levels in tissue from legionnaires victims linked to the American Legion convention in Philadelphia July 21 24. Dr F William Sunderman Jr says levels are five to eight times higher than controls and may support nickel poisoning as a cause. Further tests and CDC verification proceed while possible exposure sources including printed forms are explored.
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Robert Costello
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Philadelphia
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Atlanta
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Morris D. Rosen
Rosen
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Tegionnaires
Savage Fighting in Soweto War Escalates Across Areas
In Soweto near Johannesburg violence spread from Meadowlands to Naledi Moletsane Tladi and Emdeni as Zulus clashed with other blacks. Police reported several officers hurt and many residents taking refuge in stations amid gunfire and evacuations. The toll rose with 21 killed and 107 injured since Monday amid a three day work boycott.
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South Africa
Soweto
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Meadowlands
South African Press Association
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Naledi
Moletsane
Tladi
Emdeni
Dobsonville
Johannesburg Star
le Roux
Slavery Persisted Worldwide, UN Reports Allege
A United Nations report accuses widespread slavery in Latin America and Africa. It names Equatorial Guinea and four Central American nations El Salvador Honduras Guatemala and Nicaragua for forced labor and peonage. It cites Ache Indian children in Paraguay sold for about two dollars and notes apartheid in South Africa and legal slavery-like practices in Rhodesia. It also alleges kidnaped Hong Kong girls sold for 7000 Hong Kong dollars.
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Guatemala
Nicaragua
Paraguay
South Africa
Rhodesia
International Anti-Slavery Society
Hong Kong
Ford Cuts Into Carter Lead In New AP Poll
The Associated Press reports Ford has narrowed Carter's August lead from 33 to about 10 points in a national survey of 016 registered voters conducted last weekend. Carter at 49 percent, Ford 39 percent, two weeks after Carter led 56 to 33. Carter campaigned in Plains, Georgia, while Ford rested in Vail, Colorado. Ford prepared for a party unity meeting with Dole Rockefeller and Connally. Mondale campaigned in New York.
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Colo
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U.S
Des Moines Register
Clymer School Opens September 8 With All Day Session
Clymer Central School District announces opening on Wednesday September 8 for all students from kindergarten through 12. New students must bring birth certificates at registration except kindergarteners. Immunizations required including polio measles diphtheria tetanus and now mumps. Cafeteria meals priced K-4 5 cents 5-12 55 cents adults alacarte milk 10 cents. Free and reduced lunch program available. applications sent home with students.
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Durwood Swanson
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