Four die as unknown illness hits Florida nursing home
Four residents died and 20 more fell ill at Boulevard Manor Nursing Home in Boynton Beach as health officials investigated a feverish illness. Samples were sent to laboratories in Jacksonville, West Palm Beach and Atlanta while the facility was quarantined and patients isolated. Authorities ruled out Legionnaires’ disease and heat exhaustion while monitoring vital signs every four hours.
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FBI to probe Roselli murder connected to Castro Senate testimony
Attorney General Levi authorized the FBI to enter the Roselli homicide case to determine if mobster John Roselli was killed to prevent his Senate testimony about CIA plots to assassinate Fidel Castro. The body was found in a chain wrapped oil drum in Biscayne Bay Florida.
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NRC curtails new nuclear plant operations and halts construction
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission restricts new nuclear plant operations and bars further construction until environmental risks from fuel reprocessing and waste handling are reevaluated, with a study expected by September 30. The action follows Court of Appeals rulings and affects plants not yet in operation.
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Town Meeting Set for 7:30 P.M. in Logan Federal Room
Mayor Evans S. Hand announced a town meeting at 7 30 p.m. Monday in the Logan Federal Community room A committee will report on the Labor Day kickoff aimed at raising funds for a community center
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FBI Section Chief Guilty of Corruption
John P. Dunphy, an FBI section chief and 28 year veteran, pleaded guilty to converting government property to his own use. He faces up to one year in prison and a $1,000 fine and was fired amid a broad financial corruption probe within the FBI.
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Man Dies In Park Fall At Old Man's Cave
A Columbus man, Doug Speak, 21, died after a 50 foot fall in Old Man's Cave near a shelter house. His friends Randy Otworth and Robert Wade stayed nearby as rangers, EMS, and hospital staff tried to save him, but he died at 2:45 AM from massive internal injuries.
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Hocking County Logan Citizens Plan Labor Day Events
The Citizens Committee plans Labor Day weekend activities to raise funds for a Hocking County Logan community center. Events at City Park include girls softball, Peewee and midget leagues, all-star games, and old timer matchups. Sunday features Appalachian Green Parks Project and a Labor Day chicken dinner.
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Lebanese Christians Push North Toward Tripoli Amid Civil War
Right wing Christian militias shift forces toward mountains near Beirut and threaten to seize northern Tripoli. Tal Zaatar fall leaves leftists fearing partition as Syria closes border and intensifies regional control. Weather briefly notes cool Midwest and clear to partly cloudy western U S conditions.
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Compromise GOP Platform Reached In Kansas City
The Platform Committee finished a draft balancing Ford and Reagan aims. Ford backers blocked the Panama Canal sovereignty tweak while Reagan loyalists pushed tougher defense and foreign policy language. The panel also toned down calls to end federal aid to schools and shift tobacco tax funding to states.
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Storms Persist Across Plains to Florida
Scattered thunderstorms continued from the Plains through the mid Mississippi and Ohio valleys, Southern New England and Florida. Some storms produced large hail and high winds with ongoing rain showers observed from Nor- to coastal areas.
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Weekend forecast for Hocking Valley clouds and rain likely
Skies over the Hocking Valley stay cloudy with a 40 percent chance of rain tonight and 50 percent on Sunday. Highs near 80 and lows in the 60s are forecast. The extended period shows scattered showers or thundershowers daily through Wednesday.
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