Bubble boy defies norms with touchless life in hospital care
A newborn boy with thrimonine deficiency lives in a sterile isolator in Houston as Baylor College of Medicine scientists monitor his development. Doctors question the necessity of touch for personality, noting his health is surprisingly robust while long-term cures are explored.
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EPA halts aldrin and dieldrin production over cancer risk
The EPA ordered a stop to further production of aldrin and dieldrin, citing imminent cancer hazard. Shell Chemical Co. would have produced about 10 million pounds, impacting roughly 1 percent of U.S. corn fields in 1975. Administrator Russell Train cited animal tests showing cancer risks and stressed similar human threat. Richard Stone narrowly won Florida Senate runoff over Bill Gunter, with 315,386 to 305,357 votes as 3,319 precincts reported. Incumbent William Lehman won easily in the 10th District runoff.
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Federal pay hikes ordered by Ford to take effect
President Ford authorized a 5.52 percent average raise for about 3.5 million federal civilian and military employees, citing congressional edict and a White House statement. He rejected a higher figure urged by unions and a labor policy panel, setting the increase to begin Tuesday.
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Egypt assails U S policy at UN over arms to Israel
The Egyptian foreign minister at the United Nations denounced continued U S arms shipments to Israel and warned the Middle East could only worsen. Israeli troops reported killing two Arab infiltrators from Lebanon as Kissinger planned a new peace mission. Egypt pressed for international inspection of nuclear facilities as a condition for atomic power aid. In Santo Domingo, guerrillas holding Barbara Hutchison and six others demand 5 million dollars, freedom for 37 prisoners, and safe exit from the country. Archbishop Polanco Brito relayed the ransom demand as he delivered aid to the Venezuelan consulate.
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Betty Ford in high spirits after major surgery
President Ford visited First Lady Betty Ford at Bethesda Naval Hospital where doctors reported an excellent recovery from surgery. Ford said she is in great spirits and showed progress, with plans for social duties resuming and daughter Susan stepping in as hostess.
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