Chicago nursing home fire toll rises to 28 victims
Julia Holmes 76 dies from smoke inhalation raising Chicago death toll to 28 from the Wincrest Nursing and Rest Home blaze on Jan 30. Two more elderly patients die in hospitals, Honore Feeley 85 in Evanston and others in Chicago area facilities.
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Full Ford health report released by White House
The seven page document summarizes the January 25 checkup of President Ford and lists six minor problems. It notes a benign lesion on the left upper eyelid and a history of post traumatic knee arthritis. It mentions occasional rectal bleeding with normal bowel movements and no heart or major organ issues. It also cites past assassination threats with no ill effects.
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Legislative analyst cites conciliation over hearings for ag labor board
Sacramento analyst A Alan Post argues the Agricultural Labor Relations Board should favor conciliation to resolve disputes rather than default to formal hearings. He notes NLRB precedents, raises funding questions, and suggests empowering hearing officers to decide rather than the full board.
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Storm stalled search resumes for missing Santa Barbara plane
San Diego authorities launch a renewed air and ground search for a Bellanca 230 missing with four Santa Barbara doctors en route to San Carlos. Fifteen Santa Barbara and ten San Diego aircraft await clear skies after storm delays. four aircraft landed safely while another diverted.
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Farmers in 10 states top farm export list in 1975 trade
Agriculture Department data show Illinois leads export sales worth 1.670 billion and Iowa close behind at 1.661 billion for 1975 fiscal year. Top states combined ship 11.3 billion of 20.3 billion tracked by analysts, with wheat and soybeans among leading commodities.
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Reagan Attacks Foreign Policy On All Fronts At Exeter
Ronald Reagan warned at Phillips Exeter Academy that U S foreign policy under Ford and Kissinger showed no coherent global view. He criticized engagements from Angola to Helsinki and challenged the administration on Russia China and the Panama Canal while urging a stronger stance ahead of the New Hampshire primary.
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