Entertainer of the Year honors at AGVA awards in Las Vegas
Savalas presents singer Ben Veresa as Entertainer of the Year at the sixth annual AGVA awards in Caesars Palace Las Vegas. Lucille Ball received the Golden Award for a lifetime of entertaining. Also honored were Paul Lynde Joan Rivers John Denver Shirley Bassey Tay Orlands Dawn Kathy Rigby Liberace Linda Ronstadt and Tony the Wonder Horse. Mac Davis earned an Award of Excellence from the Film Advisory Board at a Beverly Hills luncheon.
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FDA mulls labeling for sequential birth control pills
Washington officials weigh safety of sequential type oral contraceptives amid committee testimony on estrogen progestin pills. Some urge strict labeling while others push cautious action. panel considers evidence from Colorado and Yale studies noting higher clot risk and womb cancer signals with sequentials versus combination pills.
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Kennedy’s love life sparks widespread press gossip
The passage cites repeated coverage of John F Kennedy’s relationships with various women over the years. Reports name stewardesses actresses and others linked to Kennedy, with one account alleging intrusions in the Lincoln bedroom. Estimates of his sexual activity are cited from public records and Senate sources, including Judith Campbell Exner, amid controversy.
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United Airlines Resumes Service as Holiday Travel Surges
United Airlines back in operation after a two week strike ends with most of nearly 18 000 members voting in favor. Amtrak trains and other carriers face heavy demand as airports and stations brace for holiday crowds. Continental crews face delays after a misboarded plane dispute peaks amid the busy travel period.
Catholic Church says poverty figures too low
Washington report notes Catholic Campaign for Human Development claims federal poverty measures underestimate hardship. It argues the government yardstick ignores cost of living and social participation, suggesting 1974 poverty rate around 20 percent if adjusted, affecting about 40 million Americans.
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Industry Winds Forecast Unemployment Drop and Growth
An industry magazine predicts unemployment will fall in 1978 with a 13 percent rise in gross national product at 6 percent real gain and industrial output up about 10 percent. After tax business profits may rise 25 percent, with inflation around 6.7 to 6.8 percent early then 7.8 percent by year end. Personal expenditures near $1 trillion and government spending up about 10 percent to $77 billion. trade surplus expected to decline to about $6.8 billion.
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Mayor and wife shot in Lake City murder case
Lake City Minnesota mayor Tony Strickland and his wife were found dead from gunshot Sunday night. Police announced an investigation but did not release further details as officials pursued leads in the double fatality.
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David Allan Coe faces $1 million punch lawsuit
Rolling Stone reports country singer David Allan Coe was sued for $1 million by a bar patron alleging a punch. The case centers on an alleged incident prompting legal action. The item also notes Murray Olderman’s sports column answering questions, including ranking the top tennis players.
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Surprise GOP Business Backlash on Ford Regulation Push
Paul Harvey's editorial page column notes surprise resistance from some businessmen to President Ford's bid to ease government regulation of business, highlighting unexpected pushback among industry leaders.
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Baboon Born From Transplanted Egg In Groundbreaking Transfer
The first known successful transfer of a fertilized egg in a nonhuman primate produced a male infant named Primero. Conceived in one mother and delivered by another, he weighed 90.6 ounces at birth on September 5 and rapidly gained weight, with doctors noting progress during early observation.
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Portugal Heads Into Christmas With Austerity Plan
Lisbon faces higher prices taxes and wage curbs as government unveils a broad austerity package for the new year. Unemployment exceeds 13 percent while energy saving and price hikes hit coffee and gasoline. Cabinet ministers discuss wage actions as Socialist leadership defends the plan amid opposition from the Communist party. A report also mentions a potential ambassadorial appointment tied to a former military security chief.
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Dizziness described as symptom guides diagnosis
Dr. Ralph F. Herndon explains dizziness as a symptom with varied descriptions from lightheadedness to vertigo. He notes vertigo stems from balance centers in the ears or brain and that certain conditions like high blood pressure or circulatory problems influence the experience. precise patient descriptions aid diagnosis. His Hayward office contact is 1421 B Street, phone 537-3451.
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