Momentum Labels Cadres After New Hampshire Victory
Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford tout momentum after first place finishes in New Hampshire. Carter cites a 30 percent showing and predicts nomination on the first ballot. Eight Democrats campaign in Massachusetts as Ford heads to Florida and Reagan tours Illinois.
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Florida
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Illinois
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George Wallace
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Champaign
Ill
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Minnesota
Robbers Loot Bel Air Estate of GOP Benefactor Salvatori
Two masked gunmen broke into Henry Salvatori s Bel Air mansion taking more than 450000 in cash silver and paintings. Salvatori 75 fought a robber sustaining a 22 inch leg cut while his wife Grace 64 remained unharmed. The attackers claimed Mafia orders but Salvatori said he did not believe them. Police say the robbers fled in Salvatori s luxury cars after amassing their loot.
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UPI
Bel Air
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Salvatori
Grace
Grant Oil Tool Co
Senate approves year long daylight saving time bill
The Senate passed a bill 70 to 23 to extend daylight saving time to seven months annually and sent it to the House. Supporters say extra fast time would save energy cut crashes and crime while critics warn of dangers to children at bus stops and burdens on farmers and split time zones.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Pill linked to rare benign liver tumor risk
Researchers from the University of Southern California report that women who use birth control pills for more than five years have an increased risk of a rare benign liver tumor. The study, led by Dr. Hugh Edmondson Dr. Brian Henderson and nurse Barbara Benton, appears in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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UPI
University of Southern California
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Brian Henderson
Barbara Benton
New England Journal of Medicine
University of Kentucky Ap
Peared
Journal of the American Medical Association
Edmondson
Mayo Clinic
Freed U S officials in Athens
Two kidnaped U S embassy officials Charles Gallagher and William Dykes were released by Palestinian guerrillas after four months and flew to Athens with five embassy security officers. A motorcade met the aircraft as witnesses watched and the pair, escorted, moved to first class. The event ends the longest abduction in Lebanon's civil war.
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Lebanon
UPI
U.S
Athens
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William Dykes
Middle East Airlines
California solar energy tax credit moves toward Assembly vote
The Senate approved measure B218 by Sen. Alfred E. Alquist to provide a 10 percent tax credit up to 1000 for solar home heating and related devices. It would start in January and run five years with a cost range of 300 to 800 in tax savings for typical homes, but critics note limited benefit for low and middle income families. The bill advanced from the Revenue and Taxation Committee to the Ways and Means Committee.
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UPI
Solar Energy
California
Lawrence Kapiloff
San Diego
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