10 Dec 1976
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1976
Page
1
Two machinists were killed in a San Francisco cable car maintenance incident at Nob Hill when an underground drive wheel crushed them as they prepared to work on a pulley system. One victim was identified as Leonie De Vost. the other’s name was not released pending family verification.
A national service back to speed after 18 states felt disruption from a 12 week United States Postal Service strike. 18000 workers plan to return likely by Monday boosting holiday shipments from Maine to South Carolina.
An OCR heavy fragment from Sngsport Times-News presents fragmented player and team references. It mentions Vasey Nebo Cari and Orban with unclear context, plus scattered names and jargon. The readability is too low to extract a cohesive event or outcome.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, in a farewell news conference at NATO headquarters in Brussels, hailed a stronger Western alliance and better conditions for a Middle East settlement. He urged the next administration to maintain the same course, stressing morality in policy, the limits of military solutions, and continued efforts in southern Africa while outlining five basis points for negotiations and warning against exceeding security through arms buildup.
Doctors studying illnesses among Velsicol Bayport plant workers consider both the pesticide Phosvel and the solvent n hexane as possible causes. NIOSH and Houston toxicologist Eric Comstock advised further investigation while continuing work on Phosvel.
A desiccated male body, hung in the Laugh in the Dark fun house at the Long Beach Pike, is identified by coroners as a man shot in the chest and probably died around the turn of the century. The body, about 5 ft 3 in tall and 150 pounds, was embalmed with early methods. Police seek the former wax museum owners who sold the body in 1971. The discovery occurred during a television crew shoot for a Six Million Dollar Man episode, leading to the nickname Vincent Price times.
Washington lawmakers accuse the Justice Department of bias as a labeling dispute reaches court. The meeting included distilling and wine industry representatives before a possible appeal of a union labeling ruling. Consumer groups urge ingredient listings for beer wine and spirits to aid allergy sufferers.
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