Barricade Cracks as Police Evict 45 Elderly Tenants
In San Francisco, police aided by deputies broke a 1,000-strong protest line to evict 45 elderly tenants from the International Hotel. Demonstrators, many Filipino and Chinese, resisted with paint, leaflets, and protests for nine years. Officials aim to relocate tenants and seal the building for low income housing.
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Chinatown
International Hotel
James Denman
Four Seasons Investment Co
The
City Housing Authority
International Hotel Tenants’ Association
Self-Help Medicine Kit Aims To Let Patients Be Their Own Doctors
Dr Keith W Sehnert promotes a $59 home medical kit with a stethoscope thermometer and otoscope to teach laypeople to monitor health and reduce doctor visits. He forecasts savings for families but warns some may see more visits. The Clayton division Marshall Electronics will retail the bag this fall.
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Keith W. Sehnert
Sehnert
Lehnert
Senhert
Clayton Division
Marshall Electronics, Inc
Skokie, I
Appalachia
Four Men Take Over Million Dollar Robbery in Italy
Four armed men robbed the Club Mediterranee near Catanzaro, Italy, taking more than $1 million in cash and jewelry. Two men posed as policemen to threaten club manager Michel Mons as guests numbered about 7,800. Authorities compare the heist to a recent Corfu robbery.
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Corfu
Michel Mons
Weather notes for Virginia and North Carolina regions
Partly cloudy Virginia forecast with isolated thundershowers in southwest mountains. Elsewhere warm humid days through Saturday with mild nights. North Carolina shows scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers with fair nights and hot humid days, highs mostly in the 90s with mountain and Outer Banks variations.
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North Carolina
Eunice Kennedy Shriver Hospitalized in Boston
Eunice Kennedy Shriver wife of Sargent Shriver and sister of Ted Kennedy has been admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital for diagnostic tests and observation. Officials said she is in good condition and no other details were available.
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Boston
Mass
Eunice Kennedy, Shriver
Sargent Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts General Hospital
Queen Elizabeths Birthday Cheer Sparks Balcony Wave
Queen Elizabeth the queen mother celebrated her 7th birthday at home in London with a bagpipe serenade and a spontaneous chorus of Happy Birthday from hundreds outside Clarence House. A large bouquet from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra arrived, with 77 red roses from orchestra members.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth I
Clarence House
Royal, Philharmonic Orchestra
Royal
Phone Union Leader Sees Bell Strike Almost Inevitable
Washington AP reports Communications Workers president Glenn Watts says a nationwide strike by 700000 Bell System workers could begin at midnight Saturday as talks stall. Bell officials remain optimistic of a settlement, predicting movement in coming days, while managers vow service continuity.
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Bell System
Glenn
el Watts
Communications Workers of America
Charles Dynes
Couch
Dynes
CWA
Fiersonnél
Watts
American Telephone & Telegraph ‘Co
Carter energy plan faces tax split and new department
The House Ways and Means Committee defeated the five cent gas tax plan while reviving a four cent increase in energy taxes. President Carter announced support for a five cent hike to fund highways and noninterstate repairs as he signed the Department of Energy act. James R. Schlesinger was nominated as the first Energy Secretary.
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Transportion
Brock Adams
Carter Slandy
House
Ways and Means
Energy Plan
Energy Committee
James J. Howard
D-N.j
Department of Energy
Congress
James R Schlesinger
Senate Energy Committee
Senate
Sleeping sickness shapes African wildlife by limiting livestock spread
Sleeping sickness acts as a natural barrier in Africa, preventing domestic livestock from crossing large areas and allowing wildlife to thrive in regions otherwise used for farming. The disease reduces livestock presence across the continent, altering ecosystems and human livelihoods.
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