Hays resigns as DEM Caucus Campaign Chair amid probe
AP reports Rep. Wayne Hays steps down as chairman of the House Democratic Campaign Committee to avoid harming candidates while investigators review his role in a payroll sex scandal. He vows vindication and calls for a House Administration Committee meeting to discuss his duties.
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Ohio Democrat
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John J. Flynt
Dga
Elizabeth Ray
Flynt
Charles F. Bennett
D-Fla
Thomas O'Neill
O'Neill
House Democratic Caucus
Chicago Tribune
White House
David Kennerly
House Committee
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Estrogen Linked Uterine Cancer Rise In Women
Boston reports two studies in the New England Journal of Medicine link estrogen use during menopause to a sharp rise in uterine cancer among middle age women. Researchers note cancer rates rose 40 to 150 percent from 1969 to 1973 and often appeared four to eight years after stopping estrogen.
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New England Journal of Medicine
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University of Washington
United States
Thomas M. Mack
University of Southern California
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Reagan Stands Out In AP Poll Of Presidential Candidates
An AP poll by the Roper Organization from May 8 to 15 shows Ronald Reagan linking clearly to higher military spending and welfare overhaul, the strongest match among candidates and issues. It notes voters often misjudge candidate positions and highlights inflation and crime as top concerns.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Apartment Building Razed In Early Morning Blaze
A two story apartment building under construction at 1321 S 4th St burned at about 3 a.m. destroying the structure and extending to four units at 1315 S 4th St. with seven of eight apartments occupied. No injuries, fireman treated for heat exposure. a man at the scene arrested for tossing possessions from a window.
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Clarkin Apartments
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Asst
Kenneth Kearns
Kearns
Lester
LaFleur
S. 29Th St
James Petersen
St. Francis Hospital
Petersen
Sheryl Schroeder
Arentz Shoe Co
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Brewers Drop Fourth Straight to Tigers in Detroit
The Brewers lose their fourth consecutive game as they fall to the Detroit Tigers on the road. Page 16 provides game details and context for the skid.
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Michigan Freedom Near Captive Ronald Michalke May Return
Ronald B. Michalke a La Crosse native held by Eritrean Liberation Front for five months may be coming home. State Department spokesman James Pope said the case is under discussion and that no ransom has been demanded. Michalke’s sister travels to Africa to facilitate his release while his brother notes that prospects look good.
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Mabel, Minn
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Bruce
la Crescent
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