Botulism case linked to improper cooking in Long Beach
The lab tests show the botulism resulted from improper cooking and storage rather than tainted food. Dr. Blum says this is Long Beach’s only botulism case this year. The patient arrived at Community Hospital and received a first dose within two hours. Medical staff forecast respirator support and IV feeding as doctors monitor neuromuscular recovery.
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Carter picks Mondale aide to run White House office
Vice President elect Mondale to resign Senate seat December 30 to clear path for Minnesota governor to appoint new senator. Carter also taps Griffin Bell as attorney general to oversee justice matters while emphasizing Mondale as top adviser and outlining plans for government reorganization with Congress approval.
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Kissinger Breaks Custom On Transcripts For Library Donation
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will donate his papers to the Library of Congress without verbatim telephone transcripts. He asserts transcripts are his property and will keep them in his files after leaving office. State Department spokesman Funseth defended the practice as not unusual.
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Arms found as kids play with blasting caps
Kern County Sheriff's deputies found a cache of explosives after children played with blasting caps in a vacant building. The stash included 147 detonators and more than 40 blasting caps. One child carried caps that could have killed him. Investigators did not link the cache to larger weapons finds in Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties.
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Blast kills carrier of 3 bombs in Sparks
Harley T. Moore 83 of Sparks died after carrying three bombs to a police and fire station. A second bomb exploded, injuring a fireman. the third did not detonate. Police puzzled over motive while witnesses recalled Moore stepping from a taxi minutes earlier.
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Port Officers Inspect Wrecked Ship After Explosions
Lt Joseph Ayle and Ens Stephen Conway witnessed two explosions on the ship, the first stronger. An inquiry panel excused most of the Hulian crew to return home for Christmas, while officers remained. Aboard the dock, the board hoped to inspect the ruins and learn from the wreckage, weather permitting.
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Prosecutions in Chile: Helms ITT case stalled for Carter era
Justice Department officials say prosecutions of former CIA Director Richard Helms and ITT executives over efforts to block Chile's Marxist rise cannot be resolved before President-elect Carter takes office. The case hinges on CIA ties, with a Miami court having earlier heard ITT disclosures and a suspended sentence for Hal Hendrix. State Department records show Anaconda and others offered to funnel funds to influence Chilean elections in 1970, though Parkinson denied knowledge of cash offers.
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Mafia boss Trafficante testifies before Senate panel
Miami reports Santos Trafficante, a reputed Florida mob boss, secretly appeared for four hours before the Senate Intelligence Committee in October to answer questions about his role in a CIA assassination plot. Trafficante, 62, had not prior ly been questioned in the two year CIA activities probe. Fellow figures Sam Giancana and John Rosselli were murdered recently. Rosselli’s body was found in a Fort Lauderdale oil drum in Damfoundling Bay near Miami.
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