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International tensions dominate with Israel opposing UN mediation and the US seen as the potential Middle East broker. In India a large rally urged Mrs Gandhi's ouster amid ongoing elections. California教育 costs rise to 1598 per student as enrollment grows. Soviet Pravda denies US threat and cites parity, ahead of arms talks. US justice concept tests restitution-based rehab with $2 million in grants. Napa water ordinance fines gluttony with drought infrastructure. Balloonist Thomas delays transcontinental flight due to winds. Concorde landings under review by Adams administration. AMA pressures major firms to curb violent TV content, noting Sears already adjusting policy.
Tea Debuts as Coffee Alternative in Global Shift
The rise of Celestial Seasonings and herbal blends mirrors coffee price hikes as Americans adopt tea. Moe Seigel and John Hay built the Boulder firm from two guys with a Datsun to 200 employees selling Morning Thunder and Red Zinger, expanding the tea culture from Britain to the United States.
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Betty James
Lord’s
BBC
Seigel
Moe Seigel
Duchess
Boulder
Colo
John Hay
Bal Patterson
Patterson
A-Victoria flu outbreak hits Treasure Isle home
An A-Victoria flu outbreak at the Treasure Isle Convalescent Home in Miami has caused two deaths and may be linked to two additional fatalities. Health Secretary Joseph Califano called an emergency meeting in Washington to decide whether to resume flu vaccinations, including swine flu inoculations, halted December 16.
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Miami
UPI
Treasure Isle
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
Washington
Califano
Sophia Gustine
Victor Dorf
St. Francis Hospital
Marie Ellsworth
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
HEW chief seeks quick ruling on resumed flu shots
Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano told scientists he wants an answer today on resuming flu shots halted December 16. An A Victoria flu outbreak at a Miami nursing home prompted the moratorium review as officials report 57 of 176 residents and staff ill and eight still hospitalized.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph Califano
Miami
Hew
Califano
U.S. Public Health Service
Old coffee stretcher revived in New Britain
Ed Gentile, New Britain redevelopment director, revives a second day coffee method. He dries used grounds in foil then toasts them, mixes half fresh grounds with the old to brew a new pot. He says the second day coffee matches some restaurant brews and saves up to half the usual coffee amount.
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New Britain, Conn
UPI
Ed Gentile
Gentile
California Weather Shifts East as Front Approaches
Persistent far west high pressure begins moving eastward allowing a weak Pacific frontal system to enter California tonight and Tuesday. The approach offshore Sunday increases rain chances while fog and low clouds dip into north coast and Central Valley. By noon most areas see fair skies as fog reforms early today.
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United Press International
Far West
California
Great Central Valley
Chicago el train crash re staged as probes begin
Federal investigators re staged the fatal elevated line crash in Chicago to assess visibility and braking. final determination on human error due in six months. NTSB chief and Acting Mayor Bilandic joined the twilight test as Carter planned talks on rapid Loop structure replacement.
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Chicago
UPI
Kay Bailey
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Michael A. Bilandic
Chicago Transit Authority
Bilandic
Washington
Carter
Transit Authority
Jail escapee frees wife from Florida women's prison
Richard Lee Williams and Ondina Williams escaped in a pre-dawn raid at the Florida Women's Correctional Institution. Officials say the pair, described as armed and dangerous, are heading north with possible routes through Georgia and Alabama, with immigration officials in Honduras alerted. Airlines and authorities in three states and Honduras monitoring for their capture.
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UPI
Honduras
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Richard Lee Williams
Ondina
Williams
Florida Women’s Correctional Institution
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