14 Jul 1976
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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1976
Page
1
The Associated Press forecasts sunny warm conditions for both coast and mountains in North Carolina. Coast highs near 80s with lows around 70, slight 10 percent precipitation, winds west to northwest 5 to 15 mph. Mountains expect highs near 90, lows around 60s, and a 10 percent precipitation chance with northwest winds 5 to 10 mph.
Absent Patricia Hearst emerges as central figure in the Harris trial as testimony describes a May 16 1974 shooting at Mel’s Sporting Goods. Store owner Huett recalls a pale gunwoman with large sunglasses and an afro firing across the street while Harris and Harris face charges. Witness Anthony Shepard recounts being pinned as bullets struck near him. others describe the chaotic street melee and damaged store windows amid the courtroom reenactment.
British diplomat Peter Chandley, second secretary in Kampala, was ordered out of Uganda as President Idi Amin's regime tightened control. Chandley reported seeing missing hijack hostage Dora Bloch in a Kampala hospital after the Israeli raid, and London says it believes she is dead. Kenya’s port of call status remains unsettled.
A hybrid biogalvanic cell using zinc and platinum electrodes would turn the body into a battery to power a pacemaker. Researchers at Missouri-Columbia and Massachusetts General Hospital say the device could cost about the same as current units and reduce repeat surgeries for battery replacement. Animal tests have shown promise, with human trials years away, pending longer-term safety data.
The platform discusses creating useful jobs at living wages, cutting adult unemployment to 1 percent, and balancing public works with private sector growth. It backs Equal Rights Amendment support, voting access, privacy protections, and trimming military waste to save billions annually.
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