Free Dental and Eye Care for Harrisburg House
Democrats propose free dental and eye care for House members, employees, and families in Harrisburg. The plan costs about 44,100 dollars yearly for lawmakers and 151,000 dollars for employees, facing GOP opposition amid tax talks.
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Harrisburg
House
K. Leroy Irvis
Irvis
James Manderino
Carter Unveils Energy Blitz Amid Industry Critique
President Carter denounced oil and gas firms as potential profiteers of the energy crisis and warned of a possible giant windfall. He outlined plans to reassemble the administration energy package, linked price controls and taxes to a fair program, and signaled a tax cut tied to reform. He cited urban deterioration, full employment aims with Humphrey Hawkins, steel industry issues, and broad economic strategy as part of his push.
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Carter
Administration
Senate
South Bronx
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Augustus Hawkins
D-Calif
U.S
Congress
Three Americans Win Nobel Medicine Prizes
Three Americans win the 1977 Nobel prize in medicine as Dr. Roger Guillemin Dr. Andrew Schally and Dr. Rosalyn Yalow share the award for discoveries on peptide hormone production. The US takes five of this year’s Nobel prizes with other categories honoring American and British researchers.
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Stockholm
Sweden
U.S
Roger Guillemin
Salk Institute
San Diego
Calif
Andrew Schally
Veterans Administration Hospital
New Orleans
Rosalyn Yalow
Veterans Administraon Hospital
Bronx
New York City
John H van Vieck
Harvard University
Philip Anderson
Princeton University
Bell
Nevill F. Mott
Cambridge University
England
Amnesty International
Vicente Aleixandre
United States
Couple Found Shot To Death In Baden Pennsylvania
A Beaver County couple, James Kerr and Betty Kerr, were found dead from gunshot wounds in their Baden home. Police say James Kerr, 50, shot his wife, 48, with a hunting rifle and then killed himself. Kerr was under medical care, relation to the deaths is unclear.
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Baden. Pa
Beaver County
James Kerr
Baden
Betty
Kerr
FDA seeks to curb amphetamines for weight loss
The FDA plans to limit production and labeling of amphetamines used for obesity control. FDA spokesman Jack Walden says they aim to reduce availability at drugstores and curb housewife addiction, while preserving limited use for hyperactivity and narcolepsy. A public hearing is set for December with final action anticipated by spring.
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Larry Margasak
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Jack Walden
Justice Department
Walden
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