Malpractice Suit Alleges Gallstones Misdiagnosed
A Sacramento County suit filed Monday seeks 125000 in damages claiming four doctors misdiagnosed pregnancy as gallstones during treatment for March 15 1971. Dorothy Hill and Henderson Hill allege surgery failed to relieve pain and led to an unwanted 15th child with injurious physical and emotional health effects plus loss of Mrs Hill as a wife.
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Boozer bandit nabbed in San Francisco heist
Police captured Hiroshi J. Miyagi, 38, an unemployed busboy, after staking out the Korea House restaurant. He allegedly struck seven times in recent months, and police say he took money and five cases of booze during the burglaries. He was arrested Monday night entering the restaurant through a window.
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Navy delivers deep-diving rescue submarine to Point Loma
The Navy received the Sunnyvale deep-diving rescue submarine to serve at the Point Loma facility in San Diego Bay. The second deep submergence rescue vessel, built by Lockheed, will support rapid recovery operations for crews aboard stranded submarines worldwide.
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Third French Nuclear Blast Reported in Pacific Planned July 20
Reports from well informed sources say France conducted two yield tests in the Pacific with a third planned for July 20 near Tahiti. Government officials refused comment while navy crews were ordered to Muruta test area for the planned operation.
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Truman in Proved Condition at Research Hospital
Former President Harry S Truman remains in proved condition at Research Hospital recovering from an intestinal ailment. Doctors report colon irritation has cleared. tests of the upper intestinal tract are planned as he briefly spends time outside his room and observes Democratic National Convention activities on television.
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Wreckage of old plane found on Mt Adams
Loyd and Darrel Lloyd found wreckage on Mt Adams July 4 after glacier movement exposed it on a rock pile. No identifying numbers, bones, or skulls found. earphones recovered. FAA notes the craft could be one of 40 to 80 missing planes in the area. one listed Spokane list missing 20 years.
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Japan seamen union set to end longest strike in history
The Al Japan Seamen's Union was expected to call off a walkout by crew of continuing ships Thursday after officials agreed to a mediation plan with Transport Minister Hidesa Sasaki. The plan calls for a monthly wage increase averaging 12.8 percent. Collective bargaining with coastal ship crews was to resume, with ongoing walkouts pending settlement.
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Low-cost housing bill defeated in Senate committee
Sacramento report notes the Senate Finance Committee rejected Sen. Nicolas J. Petris’s low-cost housing bill by a 5 to 7 vote. The measure sought seed money loans for nonprofit firms to rehab homes for low income families, with $10 million allocated and the Department of Housing and Community Development to supply interest-free loans to developers. A California Real Estate Association spokesman argued nonprofits lack expertise for such projects.
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Nixon silent on McGovern as campaign gears up
President Nixon, amid the Democratic nominating contest, offered no comment on McGovern while his advisers and campaign aides pressed plans. Ziegler said Muskie and Humphrey had withdrawn, leaving McGovern the field, as Nixon met with Finch and Weinberger and prepared counterarguments for McGovern.
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Connally rules out Nixon running mate bid
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally, after a five week overseas mission for Nixon, says it is unlikely he will be chosen as President Nixon’s vice president. He would campaign to defend economic policies and plans to report on the trip to Nixon in California.
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Big dynamite theft foiled in Plymouth arrests
Three men held after a remote storage stakeout stopped what authorities call the largest dynamite theft attempt in U S history. About five tons valued at around $20,000 were seized. two captured on scene, a third later, as federal and local officers pursued links to a wider market. Bail set at 380,000 each. preliminary hearing July 20.
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Bus Driver Survives After Shot Fire Near Tulsa
A bullet fired at a Tulsa Head Start bus full of 57 children barely missed driver Ella Mae Caddy as the vehicle moved about 25 miles per hour. The shot came from a car traveling in the opposite direction, passing through the left window and door glass without injuring anyone aboard.
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Isleton levee repair slated to finish soon
The Army Corps of Engineers announced repairs to the Andrus Island levee breach near Isleton are expected to be completed by late this month or early August. Pumps will remove floodwater from the Delta island where about 3,000 residents fled. The levee broke June 24, flooding 13,900 acres including Saleton community, cutting the isle 1 foot below sea level.
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Soviet Leader and Nixon Speak After Hollywood Tour
Soviet Ambassador Anatoliy Dobryhin and President Nixon planned to discuss post summit matters after a Hollywood studio tour guided by Henry Kissinger. They met in San Clemente amid renewed Paris peace talks talks, with Kissinger meeting Dobrynin in Los Angeles and visits to Universal Studios and NBC studios.
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Press ban on hijacks urged by PATCO leader
Washington news reports on hijackings prompt PATCO President John F. Leyden to urge a mediation blackout on skyjacking stories. He calls for curb on press details enabling criminals and asks Transportation Secretary Volpe to halt specific strategies and operational accounts.
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Doncaster Nurses Protest Dress Rules at Hospitals
Nurses in Doncaster England complain to their union that hospital dress rules prevent wearing fightfitting uniforms. The dispute highlights staffing tensions and workplace attire policies across local NHS facilities.
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Judge fixes deadline on Detroit busing plan
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Stephan J. Roth set Thursday as the deadline for Detroit and suburban districts to organize a school bus plan. The ruling accompanies a broader sequence aiming for interim integration by September 1973 with an estimated 3 million cost for buses. Officials vow to appeal, seeking stops to any immediate actions.
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Alabama district bus order desegregation ruling upheld
The Fifth Circuit affirmed that Bessemer Alabama district must desegregate by using buses this autumn. It rejected claims the district lacked facilities or personnel and said the Birmingham district court cannot force a student to attend a distant school nor permit evasive transfers to avoid busing. Busing starts at the new school year.
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Astronaut Conrad Briefs Soviet Scientists on Flight Plans
US astronaut Charles Conrad Jr commander of the first Skylab mission briefed Soviet space scientists on the flight next year. The talk and briefing by Conrad and Bruce McCautless last about eight hours. The Skylab vehicle is an orbiting laboratory with eight day and two six day missions.
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