Hurricane Anita Grows Stronger In Gulf Approaching Texas
Hurricane Anita strengthened to 95 mph as it churned westward in the Gulf of Mexico. Forecasters warned the system could reach the Texas coast, prompting evacuations of western Louisiana towns and inland advisories for 430 miles of coastline as 4,500 offshore workers and 10,000 residents moved inland.
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New Orleans
Anita
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Gulf
Texas
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Corpus Christi
Tex
Louisiana
Neil Frank
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Carter Admin Seeks Wage-Price Standards To Fight Inflation
Washington officials say new anti inflation options include voluntary wage and price standards varying by industry with aim to cut inflation to about 4 percent by 1981. Labor management Group involvement is key and adoption remains uncertain.
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Washington
Carter
Labor Management Group
Labor-Management
Action Line answers on welfare work farming and sleep health
Questions range from welfare work requirements to starting farming in North Carolina. The column explains a proposed welfare reform to place over a million people in public service jobs, notes age rules for working mothers, and cites cost and daycare concerns. It also recalls a 1941 film date for Center Theater, directs readers to the NC Agricultural Extension Service with local contact Ben Jenkins, and answers that sleeping in a bra does not cause breast cancer.
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M.I. A
Army
Uncle Sam
Congress
Center Theater
Texas
William Holden
Claire Trevor
South Main Street
M.F. A
Center
Lloyd Munsford
Morocco
the Merchants Association
Enterprise
Public Library
Mr. J
Trinity. A
N.C. Agricultural Extension Service
Ben Jenkins
Randolph County Extension
Worth Street
Asheboro
Editorials nationwide urge Lance resignation over ethics
Editorials from Business Week The News and Observer Cleveland Plain Dealer Buffalo Courier Express call for Bert Lance to resign citing loss of public trust and credibility. Some defend his budget role, but editors say his financial history undermines the Carter administration and public ethics.
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Bert Lance
Business Week
Lance
U.S
Carter
White House
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Office of Management and Budget
Buffalo Courier-Express
Roads Jam as Cameron Flees Hurricane Anita Warning
Cameron La roads north out of town crowded as Hurricane Anita nears. Sheriff Eagleson urges evacuation to Lake Charles 30 miles away before nightfall. Survivors of Audrey 1957 recall warning lessons. about 75 percent have left, under 10 percent stay. Public shelter in parish courthouse reported safe by dispatcher Harold Savoy.
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Cameron
Anita
Audrey
Cameron Parish
Claude Eagleson
Lake Charles
Eagleson
Sheriff's
Harold Savoy
FDA Fights Laetrile Boom as Quack Cures Persist
The FDA warns against Laetrile a fruit pit derivative promoted as a cancer cure. It notes past booms in Krebiozen Rand Vaccine and Hoxsey Treatments, all debunked or shut down, while promoters push for “freedom of choice” despite lack of efficacy. The agency cites tests showing no cancer effect and recalls Sharply that twelve states legalized Laetrile.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Wayne Pines
Pines
Krebiozen
Rand
Hoxsey
Texas
Corrective Hoofs Free King the Shetland Pony
Bill McPhee, a blacksmith, works to cut away more than 18 inches of excess hoof from King a Shetland pony imprisoned near Durham New Hampshire for about four years. Veterinarians call this the worst laminitis case seen. In the background are cards from children nationwide after King was freed earlier this month by humane society agents.
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Bill McPhee
King
Durham
N.H
Humane Society
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