Auto air bags draw mixed reviews in Washington policy clash
In Washington DC the Carter administration push for 1982 model cars to include passive restraints faces opposition from Rep. Bud Shuster while Ralph Nader consumer group backs the move. The transportation secretary says airbags could save thousands of lives annually, with costs estimated at 100 to 300 dollars per car.
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Ted Kennedy’s Son Rated A Good Worker
In Hyannis Massachusetts Ted Kennedy Jr son of Senator Edward Kennedy could not take a ferry job due to risk from his leg amputation. He works instead in a Hyannis waterfront parking lot as an attendant for the steamship authority directing cars for the two hour Nantucket ferry.
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Ted Kennedy Jr
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Wood’s Hole
No Peace in a World Where Tainted Dollars Fail
A stark reflection on those who fight and cheat for tainted money finding no happiness or peace. The message condemns corruption and highlights the hollow reward of deceit.
Heart Attack Warning Ignored Before ICU Admission
A man recounts how a heart attack struck after months of dull chest pains misattributed to muscle strain. He details the hospital intake at Midway Hospital’s Cardiac Care Unit, the relentless monitoring, and his realization that ignored warnings led to the crisis.
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Los Angeles
NEA
Midway Hospital
Peanut Flour Tested As Protein Supplement
Government scientists report peanut flour shows promise as a protein supplement and may outperform soybeans in some aspects. Research at the Southern Regional Research Center New Orleans notes bland flavor and low gas forming sugars, with white skin peanuts offering higher calcium and better processing cost savings.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Southern Regional Research Center
New Orleans
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
U S Cotton Reserve Seen Rebounding on Area Expansion
Agriculture Dept projections suggest a larger 1977 harvest with yields around 480 to 500 pounds per harvested acre. If realized, production could reach 12.5 to 13 million bales, versus 10.6 million in 1976, while carryover may rise to about 2.7 million bales by Aug 1, 1977. Plantings jumped to 13.4 million acres from 11.7 million in 1976.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
U.S
Department
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