No nationwide effort set to find victims of X rays
Millions of Americans may have thyroid cancer from childhood X-ray treatments in the 1940s and 1950s. The National Cancer Institute rejects a national recall, urging local medical societies and hospitals to locate treated patients, while Midland Michigan begins its own voluntary recall of 750 cases.
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United Press International
National Cancer Institute
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Margaret Sloan
Cancer Institute
Rockville
Sloan
Midland
Mich
Midland Hospital Center
William Straub
Midland County Medical Society
John Bailar
The
Bailar
Indiana expert argues FDA should not restrict life saving drug
Indiana University pharmacologist Roger Maickel urges keeping a life saving drug available despite rare death risks. He cites heart surgery risks and notes less than 1 percent of drugs in 30 years were withdrawn for safety. Unemployment claims in Indiana last week totaled 45 255 down 1 117 from the prior week.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Food and Drug Administration
Roger P. Maickel
FDA
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Employment Security Division
Agnew Faces IRS Over $13 000 Back Taxes
Former Vice-President Spiro Agnew, who pleaded no contest to income tax evasion in 1973, is pressed by the IRS for over $13,000 in back taxes. The agency seeks a 5 percent negligence penalty for underreporting $26,717 in income during his last year in office.
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Washington
UPI
Spiro Agnew
Internal Revenue Service
Washington Post
IRS
Agnew
Myron J. Mintz
U.S
Mintz
Post
Teen Swing Youth News Highlights Local Happenings
Community chatter covers birthdays and anniversaries, new cars and bikes, trips to Florida and Spain, summer camps and band camp reminders. Readers share welcomes for new pets, drivers ed permits, and queries about friends’ plans while wishing well to those returning home.
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Linton
Rick Mowery
Kelly Shelton
Vera White
Honcho
Kenny Gabbard
Ken
Lori Walker
Florida
Lori
Cindy Hughes
Lisa Gabbard
Trish Strickland
Jeff Mair
Tennessee
Lisa
Louisville
Lawrenceville
Dane Eichorst
Pam Hardisty
David Stockrahm
Minday Slay
Dayna Hardisty
Brent Jackson
Brian Jackson
Jim Gaither
Steve Gray
Criss Robison
Brian Hollingsworth
Jeannette Bedwell
Greg Eichorst
Archie Cox
Mike West
Scott Eichorst
Vera
Herb Abbott
Lisa Reichman
Donna Kirchoff
Jeannette
Jeff Lehman
Jeff
Tony Mowery
Ellen Boardman
Julie Slay
Jane
Debi Audt
Versailles
Tammy Cooper
Charlie Finley
Duane Finley
Anderson
Theresa Nemeth
Cathy Brown
Dennis Martin
Joyce Carpenter
Mandy
Farm bill work ends. Foley predicts White House compromise
UPI reports House Agriculture Committee completed both sections of the omnibus farm and food stamp bill. Chairman Thomas Foley says a congressional compromise acceptable to President Carter is inevitable, despite veto threats and cost disagreements on food stamps and major crop supports.
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Washington
UPI
House Agriculture Committee
Thomas Foley
Congress
Carter
Senate
Senate House
House
Foley
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
House Committee
Poage
Vance briefs Giscard on Brezhnev talks in Paris
In Paris for an international conference, Cyrus Vance met with French President Giscard d Estaing for an hour to relay Brezhnev discussions to President Carter. Vance called U.S.-Soviet relations satisfactory and noted constructive French Soviet exchanges while avoiding other tensions such as Concorde jetliner and nuclear plant sales. Brezhnev criticized U.S. disarmament and human rights policy, warning of a burning arms race in Europe. Vance saw no move toward Chinese arms talks.
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Paris
UPI
Valery Giscard
d’Estaing
Cyrus Vance
Carter
Giscard
Leonid Brezhnev
Vance
Elysee Presidential Palace
Brezhnev
United States
Washington
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
France
Europe
Peking
China
California Senate Overrides Brown Veto on Death Penalty Bill
The California Senate narrowly voted 27 to 12 to override Gov. Brown's veto on a law to reactivate the death penalty for 15 specified murders. The measure would set death in San Quentin for offenses including murder for hire and killing a peace officer, with a provision for mitigating evidence during the penalty phase.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California Senate
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
U.S. Supreme Court
George Deukmejian
Assembly
Deukmejian
Brown
State Supreme Court
San Quentin
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Richard Smith
Richard Weiner
David Smock
Methodist Hospital
Jerry Lewis
Government Services Organization
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Kevin Russell
Spain
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Herb Abbot
Shane Haun
Beth Rice
Debbie Jackson
Steve Parola
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Jim Snow
Matt Rice
Ricky Hayes
Sandy
Debbie Eccles
Rene Aikens
Louisiana
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Lisa Austin
Sweet Sixteen
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