Cystic Fibrosis Foundation promotes new child test
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation announces a new test to detect potential CF in children. First Lady Rosalynn Carter supports the effort by releasing a photo of herself kissing her 2 year old grandson Jason to back the Kiss Your Baby program.
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Woodward Faces Future After Watergate Fame
Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward, once central to Watergate, reflects on life after the scandal. At 34, he contemplates what comes next while preparing a thorough new book through intense interviews and analysis. He notes missed stories and credits his partnership with Bernstein.
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Demo chief on way out says White House eyes replacement
Baltimore Sun reports Kenneth Curtis may leave as Democratic National Committee chair with a Carter administration offer possible. Curtis hints at vacancy if rumors persist, while administration sources doubt he stays through 1978 elections. Philadelphia story notes low odds of finding a legitimate Stradivari violin at flea markets and explains why labels rarely prove authenticity.
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Safeway in Omaha Brings 9000-Product Store to Iowa Nebraska
Elmer Harder announces Safeway will open a 3500 square foot? 350 kinds of gum and 9000 products overall at a new 35000 square foot store at 70 and O. The store debuts November 13 with 10 cartons of 100 low tar smokes and 125 plant varieties. Produce shelves will hold 96 fruit and vegetable types alongside meats and other items.
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Woman named leader of Ute Tribe in Utah
Ruby Black, first woman to head the Ute Tribal Business Committee, serves a 1,600 member tribe on the Uintah and Ouray Reservation. She aims to improve credit access and local jobs while balancing duties with her homemaker role.
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