Union Man Killed In Brawl Outside New York Plant
In Queens a Teamster shop steward was shot dead during a strike clash at Samson Industries. Five carloads arrived with bats and a gun, injuring two others. Police blame a Teamsters ironworkers feud, note a dead cat and a scabs message on a wall. Devereaux Maguire, 46, died from a single bullet.
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Hunting
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New York
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Dave McQuire
Samson
Personal Income Growth Rate Showing Increase
Washington AP report shows April personal income rising at an annual 10.9 percent led by higher wages in distribution and a first farm income gain in seven months. Total personal income reach 1,947.6 billion, up 11.6 billion from March with March revised up.
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Court probes exhumations in Riverdale doctor case
Prosecutor Woodcock said eight more persons involved would not be exhumed as investigators pursue clear causes of death beyond death certificates. He expects trial to start late this year and may report on suspending Dr Jascalevich’s medical license. The board could act after the indictment while hospital privileges at Christ Hospital remain uncertain. The reopening followed a case in Ann Arbor and a reporter’s investigation amid broader economic reports on income growth and inflation.
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Prices Continued from Page One
Prices from Page One report that American exporters rose by 460 million dollars yearly. USDA Outlook and Situation Board says retail food prices likely to rise four percent this year. Food prices jumped 14.5 percent in 1974 and 1975, 45 percent in 1972, and 3 percent in 1971. first quarter 1976 prices match late 1975 levels.
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Ford recalls 499000 vehicles for throttle sticking defect
Ford Motor Co says it is recalling 499000 domestic 76 Ford and Lincoln Mercury cars and Ranchero light trucks built between Dec 1, 1975 and Mar 24, 1976 to address a nylon bushing in the throttle cable that may loosen and keep the throttle open. Mustang II and Capri II not affected. About 2,000 units could carry the defect. 29,800 in Canada and 2,900 in other markets. No accidents reported. Remedy is a clip to secure the bushing.
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Unrest at University Shows Israeli and Palestinian Deaths
The ongoing unrest since February includes six Israelis who died on a holy day in March and ten Palestinians from the West Bank. Kahane of the Jewish Defense League called for removing Arabs from the country and transferring them to Arab states, describing the protests as showing Arab sentiment toward the state.
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Wilmington Desegregation Order Affects City and Suburban Schools
A three judge federal panel ordered integration of Wilmington area schools next year with an interim committee to plan the racial shift. Desegregation begins no earlier than September 1977, covering Wilmington city schools and 11 suburban districts in New Castle County, excluding Appoquinimink. The ruling frames cross district busing debates amid broader desegregation cases and cites a 10 to 35 percent black balance as a prima facie desegregation range.
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Reconstructive Surgery For Ida At New York Institute
Ida undergoes a pioneering facial bone grafting procedure to close gaps between her eyes as doctors from La Grande UW Seattle and New York City collaborate. The operation targets severe facial deformity with future jaw realignment planned and potential follow up steps.
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Bill Hays
Dennis Turner
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New York
Tao
University of Washington
Converse
California Primary Stakes Drive Ford Reagan Clash
Ford pursues California as a key test after Michigan and Maryland wins. Reagan leads in polls but both parties expect no clear majority before the convention. Ford plans California Oregon and Nevada trips with an eye on a first ballot victory. California voters face a tight contest amid delegate allocation questions and campaign money decisions.
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Three-Judge Panel Orders Desegregation of Wilmington Schools
In Delaware a three-judge federal panel ordered state officials to desegregate Wilmington city schools with nearby white suburban schools next year. About 85 percent of Wilmington city students are black and 5.4 percent have Spanish summaries. desegregation will begin in September 1977. President Ford referenced Levi and Mathews working on the issue and said a decision on basing and the Boston case would come soon.
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Boston
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Doctor censured and put on yearlong probation in stitches case
In Montgomery, Dr Bobby Merkle was censured and placed on a year of probation by the State Board of Medical Examiners after a hearing into removing freshly sewn stitches from a young patient who could not pay. He keeps his license and must report to the board four times over the year. The case drew support from a Uniontown councilor and the town pharmacist, while a $50,000 suit had alleged the injury occurred on July 3, 1974.
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Ala
State Board of Medical Examiners
Bobby Merkle
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Merkle
Jim Stallings
Melvin Armstrong
Stallings
James P. Reynolds
Alabama
Martha Huckaby
Recall of 1200-volt dog barking collar nationwide
The FDA recalled the Sound-Off Bark Restrainer and Training Collar after reports of skin burns on dogs and potential risks to children. About 3,000 collars were distributed, with 150 purchasers known. the device could be activated by human voices, car horns, or other dogs.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Beltsville
Winchester
Mass
Hal O. Knutson
Chatsworth
Calif
Knutson
Food Drug and Cosmetic Act
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