33 NY Hospitals Struck As 20 000 Patients Affected
In New York City area, 37 000 nonmedical hospital workers walked out across 88 private hospitals over a cost of living demand. Elective surgeries were cut, clinics closed, ambulances irregular. health officials say about 20 000 patients affected as the city declared a health emergency. Union leader calls for arbitration, while the League of Voluntary Hospitals rejects that path citing budget strains from Medicaid reimbursements.
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New York
Leon Davis
National Union of Hospitals and Health Care Employes
William J. Abelow
League of Voluntary Hospitals
Abelow
Embassys Moscow radiation scare yields strange blood disorder in girl
A three year old American girl removed from the U S Embassy in Moscow is hospitalized with a bizarre blood disorder. Doctors say the cause is undetermined and not linked to microwave radiation. A second child who left Moscow has returned to the Soviet capital.
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Washingson
State Department
U.S
Moscow
United States
Herbert Pollack
Pollack
George Washington University
Yaen
Robert Funsethold
Funseth
Johns Hopks University
Man Jumps 22 Floors in New York Hotel Death
A 25 year old man in Manhattan leapt from the 22nd floor of the Kenmare Hotel on Lexington and perished after landing on a car roof. The vehicle occupants were killed. Police offered no immediate motive for the death.
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NEW York
Manhattan Hotel
William Friedland
Kenmare
Lexington Avenue
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Friedland
Krevens
Kreyens
Cadet Honor Code Allegations Surface in Court
A West Point cadet alleges uneven honor code enforcement and cites affidavits from about 20 of 148 cadets awaiting hearings. The sworn statements describe thefts, impersonation of officials, and widespread cheating, with no names released.
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Newark
N.J
West Point
U.S. Military Academy
Kenneth Harms
Emerson, N.J
U.S. District Court
Vincent F. Biunno
Harms
Bimino
Judge Advocate General
Army
Judge Advocate General's
New Jersey
Queen Elizabeth II Courted with Capitol Lunch and Embassy Dinner
Washington reports Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip kept a full schedule with meetings in the capital, a Magna Carta viewing at the Rotunda, and a key to the city. The visit marks the United States 200th birthday year with a White House state banquet hosted by President Ford and Mrs. Ford, attended by leaders, officials, and notable guests.
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Washington
Britain
Elizabeth II
Capitol
Prince Philip
England
Rotunda
Maine
United Kingdom
United States
Ford
Bob Hope
Father Son Mother Daughter Ruling Changed
Washington AP reports President Ford ordered the federal ban on school sponsored mother daughter and father son events rescinded amid debate from a women’s group. White House spokesman Nessen said Ford read of the ruling and urged a study to see if single sex social events violate Title IX and possible legislation if violations are found. NOW criticized the stance saying title IX is being nickle and dimed.
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Washington
Ford
Civil Rights Office
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
White House
Ron Messen
HEW
Scottsdale, Ariz
Scottsdale
Fhow
Nessen
Congress
National Organization For Women
Lynda Weston
Sehior
Welfare rates rise while area cases grow slowly
Erie County figures show 460 Corry residents on welfare plus 166 on public assistance and 98 on food stamps, with Wayne and Concord townships reporting lower counts. Dennis Killila of the county board notes overall welfare growth slowed from January 1974 to January 1976, then eased further February to May 1976, while food stamp caseloads fell 707 cases in Erie County.
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Corry
Wayne Township
Concord Township
Wine County Board of Assistance
Dennis A. Killila
Killin
Erie County
Killa
Corry OKs Water Extension Readies Nuisance Abatement
Corry votes to extend the West Smith street water line toward the Link hatchery only after a formal township request and a major reservoir overhaul next year. The city plans to buy a dump truck and a used pickup from the vehicle capital reserve fund. A bridge reserve with Erie County commissioners will escrow fuel funds for three to five years, held by the county until Shady avenue bridge is built. City negotiators for the police contract are named: Administrator Robert Grice and Controller Jerome Davis, with City Engineer David Johnson exiting negotiations.
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West Smith Street
Vehicle Capital Reserve Fund
Shady Avenue
Erie County
Robert Grice
Jerome Davis
David Johnson
ConRail Consolidates Local Operations in Corry
Corry city officials voiced no objections to ConRail realignment plans. The former REA Express building on Center Street will house the local track supervisor Gordon Bigelow and crews from Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna. A signal tower on First Avenue will be shut down and may be removed. The Youngstown office says no decision yet on older First Avenue buildings.
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Corry
ConRail
REA Express
Center Street
Gordon Bigelow
Penn Central
Erie Lackawanna
REA
First Avenue
Youngstown
Ohio
ConFai
the Journal
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