Sunday Condemned Killer Gilmore Returns To Prison
Gary Gilmore after a drug overdose and lethal fast is moved to Utah State Prison infirmary. He wears a hospital smock over inmate clothes and is guarded as news crews are kept at a distance. He is expected to stay confined until recovering from pneumonia and the overdose.
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Ford Begins Final Vacation Atop Vail Slopes
President Ford leaves for a two week Christmas holiday at Vail Colorado with his family. A brief stop at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor is planned where Mrs. Ford will receive an honorary law degree. Ford jokes about teaching political science after leaving office but White House says not seriously considered.
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Vail
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White House
Warriors hold off Bullets for 119 110 road win
Golden State outlasts Washington 119 to 110 as seven of nine late free throws seal the road victory. Jamaal Wilkes scores 24 to spark the surge, 13 in the third period, lifting the Warriors to their second straight road win and a 112 record.
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Washington Bullets
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Iiva
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Warrior
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Vikings win to reach NFC title game
Vikings advance past the Redskins 36-20 as Brent McClanahan fuels the win with a 10-yard gain on 20 carries while Chuck Foreman adds two rushing touchdowns and 105 yards. McClanahan’s performance, his best in four seasons, steadies the offense and helps Minnesota reach the next round.
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Minnesota Vikings
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Paralyzing Swine Flu Link Rumors Stir Public Health Debate
United Press reports state health officials nationwide compile new figures on Guillain Barre syndrome linked by some to the swine flu vaccine. While officials caution against linking causation, many warn that such claims could derail the national immunization program unless an epidemic arises.
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National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
CDC
J. Donald Millar
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Carter aims cabinet with Andrus as interior secretary
President elect Carter nominated Idaho governor Cecil Andrus for interior secretary amid talks with James Schlesinger and Ted Sorenson about top posts. Sorenson said he discussed issues but offered no comment on a job, while Black leaders pledged to press for minority representation in the Cabinet and women in key roles. Carter expected to finalize cabinet choices by Christmas as he continues interviews and weighs energy, defense and intelligence posts.
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Leng
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Black group threatens picket of Carter inauguration
Chicago based leaders from Operation PUSH led by Jesse Jackson warned they will picket Jimmy Carter's inauguration if a black secretary of Health, Education and Welfare is not appointed. Jackson asserted Carter pledged two black Cabinet members and criticized John Dunlop as labor secretary pick.
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Operation Posit
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National Urban League
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Dunlop
Four Italians dead in Los Angeles tanker blast
Four Italian sailors were found dead and four others missing after an explosion aboard the Liberian registered tanker San Sinena in Los Angeles Harbor. The blast sent shock waves through the city, injured about four people, damaged windows, and prompted Coast Guard and Union Oil Coast Guard response. Twenty three crew members escaped the ship, while two crewmen and two dock workers remained unaccounted for.
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UPI
Yeterday
Los Angeles Harbor
Coast Guard
Robert Price
Sansinena
Thomas Noguchi
Noguchi
Union Oil Co
Sunday spotlight bell ringing for the Salvation Army
Ray, a veteran bell ringer and bakery owner in Hayward, shares two decades of Salvation Army service. He notes the joy of prompting generous donations, the ease of spotting eager givers, and the friendly banter that lifts spirits amid holiday crowds. Major Ed Reid emphasizes pleasant, noncoercive outreach.
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Salvation Army
Ed Reid
Hayward
Ray
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