Rosenkowitz sextuplets show progress after phototherapy
CAPE TOWN AP six newborns including three boys and three girls at Mowbray Maternity Hospital are improving in jaundice treatment. Doctors had anticipated mild jaundice clearing by Wednesday and report all six babies progress satisfactorily. Also: Libya Tunisia oil ties seen with skepticism as Libyan leader Khadafy engages Bourguiba amid regional tensions. Rome IMF talks eyed amid oil squeeze. Banner shift on currency reform. London Heath union talks cloud election timing as wage dispute persists.
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Mowbray Maternity Hospital
Susan Rosenkowitz
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Libya
Tunisia
Muammar Khadafy
Habib Bourguiba
Egypt
Bourguiba
Rome
International Monetary Fund
Committee of 2
Study Says No Major Nuclear Accident Likely
AEC official cites a scientific study indicating the odds of a catastrophe at a nuclear plant range from once in a billion to once in ten billion years. The report suggests extremely low risk and offers no scenario of a near-term disaster.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
State Tourism Down as Gas Fears Hit Visitors
Pennsylvania tourism fell 40 percent last month with Gettysburg Independence Hall and Lancaster County drops while Pocono ski traffic stayed strong as travelers worried about getting stranded for fuel. Governor Shapp orders DOJ probe into oil industry for possible anti trust violations amid rising prices. A Crawford County grand jury recommends indicting Roy Titler and ex AG Creamer over a 1968 Cownden murder case. Former Gov Scranton and six others face a April federal civil suit alleging stock fraud linked to United Municipal Incinerator Corp.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg Battlefield
Independence Hall
Lancaster County
Dutch Area
Pocono Mountain
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania Justice Department
Shapp
Roy L. Tiller
Crawford County
Titler
J. Shane Creamer
Philip Earl Cownden
Philadelphia
William W. Scranton
United Municipal Incinerator Corp
Pittsburgh
Is It Really a Steamboat at Findley Lake
Photos loaned to The Journal show a steamer on Findley Lake more than 50 years ago. A. Bruce Smith, president of McInnes Steel, believes the young boy in the upper deck photo is his son Bruce Jr and the woman is his wife.
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Findley Lake
Journal
A. Bruce Smith
McInnes Steel
Smith
Bruce Smith
Paper Firm To Ration Toilet Paper In Major Areas
Scott Paper Co. says it will ration toilet paper in the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington region amid empty shelves and a consumer panic. Rep Froehlich had warned rationing might be needed while GSA reports hint at short supplies and four month stockpiling efforts. Scott cites excessive buying as causing shortages and notes contracts and price controls affect supply.
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Philadelphia
Scott Paper Co
Baltimore
Washington
Scott
Harold Froehrick
Froehlich
General Services Administration
GSA
Scott Company
Skylab 3 Sets Record For Longest Space Voyage Tonight
Skylab 3 will surpass Skylab 2’s 59 days 11 hours 9 minutes at 9 10 p m EDT over the Pacific. Carr Pogue and Gibson on their first flight will orbit earth about 858 times and travel over 24 percent million miles. Chen notes end Feb 8 with earth resource photos and solar observations as Super Bowl distractions arise. Israel Exports Goose Liver To France Worth 2 Million Last Year
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Houston
Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Pacific Ocean
Earth
Alan L. Bean
Carr
Pogue
Gibson
Bean
Charles Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Space Station
Mexico
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Mission Control
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Macedonia
Tanjug
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North Center Street
Skylab
Tel Aviv
France
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Egg and Poultry Board
Israel
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Polaris
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