Authorities urge swine flu shots
Federal health officials pressed states to restart vaccination programs paused after elderly deaths following inoculations. They stressed no proven link to the $135 million immunization effort, while 118000 high risk individuals had already received shots.
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Revenue sharing bill signed by President Ford
President Ford signed a 25.6 billion revenue sharing bill at Yonkers City Hall decrying central government trends. He used his Yonkers appearance to target Carter over allocations and refunds, noting Georgia received 140 million but kept the funds.
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Shuttle May Aid Skylab In Orbit Repositioning
NASA officials discuss using the space shuttle to attach a rocket unit to the abandoned Skylab 84 ton station in orbit and possibly raise its altitude for future use. The plan includes shuttle spacewalks to retrieve samples and test in orbit maintenance capabilities.
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Advanced Development
Orbiting Laboratory
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Edward Gibson
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Palmdale
Calif
Cape Canaveral
Swine flu clinic schedules set in Lompoc and Solvang areas
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors approved the swine flu inoculation program to start next week with clinics at the Veterans Building in Lompoc and Santa Ynez Valley Hospital. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Lompoc and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Santa Ynez with additional dates announced for late October.
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Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Ford workers narrowly approve new contract after strike
Ford Motor Co. workers, numbering about 170,000, vote narrowly in favor of a more than one billion dollar three year contract on the 28th day of a nationwide strike. Veto power held by skilled tradesmen influenced the outcome with a 489 vote margin as recalls begin at the Livonia transmission plant and Wixom assembly plant plans to resume, with 99 local agreements to follow.
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Mich
Diversity theme guides Lom poc Unified school board meeting
The Lom poc Unified School District board discussed diverse topics on a warm evening. Joe Carlin returned from injury as district business manager and insects disrupted parts of the session. The board debated teachers teaching outside credentials and funded early childhood and honors programs.
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Joe Carlin
Gail Steiger
Mary Beth Lucas
Carlin
Steiger
Lompoc Unified School
Ford's action helps property tax lid in Lompoc
President Ford signs extension of revenue sharing to 1980 ensuring about 110000 in additional funds for the current fiscal year. City Administrator Wahlers says the extension keeps the property tax lid by avoiding cuts or tax hikes while funds previously used for public safety can support other departments.
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Ford escalates attacks on Carter in New York sweep
President Ford pressed his bare knuckle campaign in Yonkers and White Plains saying Carter talks out of both sides and outlining contrasts on budgets inflation and defense. Crowds ranged from 10 000 to 15 000 with officials citing lower figures and Ford planned to visit Paramus and Union New Jersey before returning to Washington.
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Carter raps Ford on hospital care costs in Plains
Jimmy Carter accused President Ford of refusing to curb rising hospital costs. He criticized Medicare and Medicaid waste and fraud, urged efficiency, and proposed reform including fixed reimbursement guidelines and performance bonuses for cost-saving hospitals. Carter outlined a phased move to a national health system and campaign plans across New York, Michigan, Missouri, and Ohio.
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