California rubella cases double so far in 1988
California reports more than 5,000 rubella cases since January as outbreaks grow in Los Angeles South Lake Tahoe and parts of Butte County. State Health Director Louis Saylor urges more doctors and parents to accept the vaccine to prevent congenital defects. About 2 million children, nearly half of those eligible, have been vaccinated this year.
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Lake Tahoe
Butte County
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Damaged Trans International jet makes emergency landing
At Travis Air Force Base a Trans International AirLines jetliner landed safely on a foam-covered runway after its main landing gear failed to extend. Seven of eight tires blew out but the aircraft remained upright. The crew of six was unhurt. the plane originated from Oakland and the chief pilot W H Butler piloted the emergency landing.
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Dallas Deputies Discover Hidden Cash From 1920s Finds
Dallas County sheriff deputies recovered forty seven thousand five hundred dollars in aid bills from a half gallon fruit jar buried near a highway ditch. A construction worker found the money and the discovery is under investigation. The bills from the 1920, 1929 and 1930 series remain largely undamaged. Names of the finder and owners are not being released while serial numbers are checked.
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Dallas
UPI
J. L. Oxford
Oxford
Social Security hike to begin for millions
Washington reports a 10 percent increase in benefits for more than 26 million Americans. A single retired worker will see a raised check by 128 dollars, with retroactive payments mailed in July. First checks reflect the June rise, and local security checks will show the increase in the coming days.
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Washington
Sicily court upholds exile of Mafia leaders to tiny islands
The Court of Appeals in Palermo upheld the exile of 33 suspected Mafia bosses to remote islands Linosa and Cilicudi under Sicily's emergency laws. Residents protested, abandoning Cilicudi as the government sends more suspects into exile.
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Sicily
Sicilian Court of Appeals
Italy
Cilicudi
Mafia
Linosa
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Vanisia
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NEA Staff Strikes Over Wages Vacations And Job Security
Washington AP reports that the 11 million member National Education Association faced a strike by its staff workers over pay vacation and job security. The independent NEA Staff Organization with about 800 members approved immediate strike after chief negotiator David Graham called the offer take it or leave it. Bargaining broke down after an all night session in a church across from NEA headquarters with only 25 members voting against striking.
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Washington
National Education Association
NEA
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Rogers says Lisbon NATO talks key for Europe burden share
Secretary of State William I. Rogers said the Lisbon NATO meeting on June 34 will be important and may discuss Berlin. He noted little progress likely on a mutual force reduction with Moscow, hoping recent Senate debates strengthen allied resolve to share defense burdens.
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Lead poisoning risk cited from city slum conditions and traffic
EPA report warns that children in dilapidated slum housing face high lead exposure from peeling interior paint and nearby traffic emissions. It notes up to 400000 children may have dangerously high blood lead levels, with annual fatalities and many treated yearly. The paper urges rapid action to curb environmental lead and protect children.
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UPI
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Ehtizon
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Demos set revenue bill battle in Congress
Washington AP reports House Democrats plan a campaign to back Nixon’s revenue sharing plan against a GOP bid. The key vote focuses on a manpower bill with public service jobs as an alternative. Mills leads a southern Democratic coalition, while Colmer counters to block the coalition. The outcome hinges on Southern defectors and leadership strategy.
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Wilbur C. Mills
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Mixon
Aganst
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Warning label eyed for flammable kids' pajamas
Washington officials weigh a warning label on flammable children's sleepwear rather than a full ban. Commerce Secretary-designate Maurice H. Stans will review the proposal, with advocates criticizing labeling as a weak solution. The plan aims to spur flame retardant production while letting parents decide purchases.
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UPI
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Wil
Morris Kaplan
Vernon
N.Y
Gunsumers Union
Childen
Supreme Court strikes down 115-year Cincinnati loitering law
The High Court ruled the old Cincinnati ordinance against loitering unconstitutional, saying it subjected assembly rights to an indeterminate standard and was unconstitutionally broad. The case involved protester Dennis Coates and others arrested during a 1962 antiwar rally.
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Greshound Corp
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Armour
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Coaley
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Black
Byron FR. White
Warren
Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Baez donates pay after French TV censorship incident
Folk singer Joan Baez donated her 7900 franc paycheck for a censored TV show to a fund for Spanish conscientious objectors. She held a news conference to explain the episode in which France's state television cut her mid program after she planned to label France a fascist state and instead sang three songs with a French translation of Ballad of Sacco and Vanzetti.
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UPD
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Suixlay
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Venzetti
Cranston to lead fight for reusable space shuttle
TORRANCE California Sen Alan Cranston said the 100 million shuttle appropriation fight could be a life and death struggle for California space industry He urged leading a push for a two vehicle shuttle with one returning to Earth and the other orbiting He warned a failure to win the base would hasten aerospace decline and called for US Soviet space ventures to curb militarization of space
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Alan Cranston
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California
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Californa
Aerojet Liquid Rocket Corp
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Edwards Air Force
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Mud antidote saves man after bleach exposure
Wolverton, England. Michael Foot, 4, is recovering in hospital from drinking two thirds of a bottle of bleach. His father Fred says his son’s favorite hobby is eating mud, suggesting the bleach was a misguided attempt at a remedy.
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