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The Los Angeles Times reports decontrol of gasoline price controls may come on Jan 19 with no adverse effects. New Jersey Assembly passes death penalty bill. Malibu earthquake. Hanford reactor leak. Andre Malraux dies at 75. Olympic Airways crash in Greece with 50 dead. Legionnaires Disease probe hits dead end. U N Security Council backs Angola bid. Frosta tanker blamed in Mississippi River ferry disaster with 78 dead.
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FDA proposes warning labels on fluorocarbon aerosols
The FDA would place interim warning labels on about 1 billion aerosol cans to alert consumers that they may contain chlorofluorocarbons harming public health and the ozone layer. The move targets products under FDA jurisdiction, covering roughly 80 percent of fluorocarbon aerosols.
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Carter and Ford hold substantive talks on transition
President Ford and President elect Carter spent about an hour in the Oval Office in a substantive discussion focusing largely on foreign affairs. The meeting followed by daylong prep at Blair House with transition aides and top officials.
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Missouri confirms first swine flu case and plans vaccine drive
Missouri health officials confirm the nation's first swine flu case since February in a Concordia man in his 30s with mild illness around Oct 10. State and federal centers assess the diagnosis while preparing for a broader immunization program if cases rise. Only 17.6 percent of Missourians eligible have been immunized, with Lafayette County about 20 percent.
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Muskie Seen Front-Runner for State Secretary Post
The Boston Herald American cited Sen Edmund S Muskie as the front-runner for secretary of state in the Carter administration. Muskie’s Washington spokesman called the report idle speculation while Maine associates said the possibility had been discussed for weeks.
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