Deadly floods hit northern Black Hills of South Dakota
Heavy rains in the northern Black Hills triggered mudslides that killed at least one person, with a young girl found dead in a house. Rescue crews saved three others, while evacuations affected 400 to 600 homes in Lawrence County. Bridges washed out, roads debris filled, and Gov Kneip issued a disaster declaration as officials assess damages and seek aid.
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Deadwood
8.D
Black Hills
South Dakota
Gold-Mush
Lead
Spearfish
Sturgis
Halling
Lawrence County
Civil Defense
Chuck Kulesza
Pennington County
Liability concerns rise over swine flu vaccine program
A government service said vaccine makers face liability risk from potential claims and has sought contract fixes with Merck Sharp & Dohme and Parke-Davis. The service urged swift congressional action to ensure the national immunization program proceeds without liability impediments.
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Merck Sharp & Dohme
Parke-Davis
Hays setback may delay release from hospital
Rep Wayne L Hays suffers upset stomach nausea and vomiting raising the possibility of postponing his discharge from Barnesville Ohio hospital The 63 year old Democrat remains weak after an alleged payroll sex scandal and overdose incident doctors say he may need up to a month of rest following release.
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Barnesville
Ohio
Wayne L. Hays
Richard Phillips
Hays
Phillips
Pan Arab force proposal sparks Lebanon meeting tensions
In Beirut near the Christian Moslem camps, Arab ministers in Cairo proposed dispatching a pan Arab peacekeeping force for Lebanon. Christian leaders warned against non-Syrian troops, while Chamoun Gemayel and Franjiich indicated conditions, likely excluding non-Syrian forces from Christian-held areas. Riad returned to Damascus to continue talks as Jalloud led negotiations with leftist Muslims.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Cairo
Syria
Camille Chamoun
Phalange Party
Pierre Gemayel
Chamoun
Franjich
Gemayel
Riad
Damascus
Jalloud
Israel
North Carolina coastal and mountains area forecast
The Associated Press reports a coast forecast of partly cloudy skies through Thursday with a 30 percent rain chance Wednesday and 20 percent Wednesday night, highs mid to upper 80s, lows to mid 60s. mountains forecast partly cloudy with a 40 percent rain chance Wednesday and 20 percent Wednesday night, with highs upper 70s to 80s and lows mid 50s to low 60s. additional South Carolina mountains notes show partly cloudy conditions.
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Upper &S
Weather forecast briefing for Wednesday to Thursday
Warm and partly cloudy with a chance of showers or thundershowers. Highs in the mid 80s and upper 70s to near 70 on the coast. Lows Wednesday night in the upper 60s to around 70. Rain chances 3 to 49 percent, with locally heavier amounts near thundershowers. Winds SW 5 to 15 mph, lighter near the shore. Rainfall generally under a quarter inch, with heavier bursts possible Wednesday.
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Upper Sts
Berlinguer backs NATO over Warsaw Pact in Italy vote
Communist leader Enrico Berlinguer urged caution about Soviet influence while preferring NATO for Italy. He said Italy could move toward socialism without Soviet conditions, pledged to limit nationalization, respect rights, and support democracy and free elections. The campaign reported fear of communism affecting voters amid elections set for Sunday and Monday. Americans for Democratic Italy mobilized opposition with 200000+ letters.
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Communist Party
Enrico Berlinguer
Italy
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Ber- Unguer
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
Washington
U.S
Berlinguer
Alexander Dubcek
Dubeck
Oslovak Communist Party
Aldo Moro
Christian Democrats
Americans For Democratic
New York
Paul Rao Jr
Rao
John C. Pastore
D-Ru
Senate
Polite
Giuseppe Ambrosio
Chante
Democratic minimum income plan quoted as key issue in 1976 platform
The Democratic leadership, led by Stuart Eizenstat, frames a minimum income proposal as the party’s core issue for the 1976 platform. The plan targets both working and nonworking poor with phased implementation over four years, with health insurance cost capped near current health spending levels. Ford's message emphasizes integrity in public service amid broader political maneuvering in Italy, while U.S. data projects adjust the impact of aid and welfare programs, reducing and reallocating benefits and raising outlays.
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New York
Carter
Stuart Eizenstat
Eizenstat
United States
Norfolk
Ford
Recall Recall from Time One Backing Recall Effort
Cetdauch from time one recalls the recall effort as Rizzo attacks opponents with slurs and takes over the Democratic organization. Rizzo ran on tax relief last year, then admitted a nearly $100 million budget deficit after re election with 57 percent. Council approves 29 percent real estate tax increase, the largest one time bump in city history.
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Rizzo
Ciig Democratic Organization
Rich Nixon
Committee Passes Measure To Break Up Oil Companies
Washington AP report on a Senate Judiciary Committee vote approving a bill to force the breakup of the nation’s 16 largest oil firms within five years. The measure would require divestiture of all but one of production, transportation, or refining and marketing, with a public trust substitute defeated 13-2. Opponents warn of higher costs and reduced efficiency while supporters argue for increased competition and lower prices.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert C. Byrd
D-Wva
Haph Scott
Rpa
Charles Mec. Mathias
R-Ald
Senate
Mathias
Byrd
Democratic Platform Committee
Jimimmy Carter
Carter
Robert Hardesty
Federal Trade Commission
Judiciary Committee
Antitrust
FTC
Ford Urges Integrity At Baptist Convention
President Ford told a Southern Baptists convention in Norfolk that personal integrity is essential for public servants and that the American people, especially the youth, cannot participate in a government seen as defiled whether in the White House or Congress.
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White House
Congress
Norfolk
Convention of the Southern Baptists
CS Gas Suspected in Houston Illness Cluster
Houston authorities say they are 98 percent sure a discarded jar released CS gas in an empty lot, sickening 20 people including a father and son and several firefighters. The gas causes burning, nausea, and breathing problems but is generally temporary. origin remains unknown.
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Houston
Ralph Coleman
Westside General Hospital
Coleman
Harris County
Jack Heard
Houston Area
Alief
Gary Stevenson
B. K. Stevenson
Gary
Stevenson
Bombs Threat Continue At Insurance Firms
An Ohio insurance firm received a bomb that opened but failed to detonate. National Life Insurance Co. of Montpelier Vermont reported an extortion letter, and began screening mail. The firm had earlier received a demand letter postmarked Matamoros, Mexico for 175000 dollars.
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National Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
Matamares
Mexico
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