Pacemakers get license for nuclear powered implants
The Atomic Energy Commission says the Veterans Administration Hospital in Buffalo will implant up to 10 nuclear powered pacemakers in patients within six months. The devices, using a plutonium powered thermoelectric supply, promise a ten year life and require battery-like replacements far less often than conventional units.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Buffalo
N.Y
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Atomic Energy Commission
Europe
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AEC
Bhutto to seek approval for India pact in National Assembly
Simla pact between Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Indira Gandhi aims to renounce force, set foundation for durable peace. Bhutto arrives in Lahore and plans Monday assembly session to ratify the historic accord. Initial Pakistani reaction is favorable as observers say the move seeks swift approval to curb opposition. Gandhi plans to depart for New Delhi with Indian leaders broadly supporting the accord.
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Gandhi
Lahore
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Murdered Teens Remain Unidentified in Fort Worth
Fort Worth detectives say the bodies of two teenagers remain unidentified and the case may grow cold without new leads. Detective Leroy Sherrill noted hundreds of tips have been checked and each route ends similarly, haunting the investigation.
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Fort Worth
Alice
Leroy Sherill
Sherill
Fire and burglary probe at Brisenio residence on Zenith Street
Police and firemen continue to investigate a burglary and gasoline fire reported near 30 a.m. Sunday at Frutoso Senio’s home, 1010 Zenith St Brisenio. Firemen found gasoline odor in a can and tracks from the residence. a $100 piggy bank was missing.
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Police Captain Resigns Post in Plainview
Plainview Special Captain Ben Moorman resigns as detective division head effective Aug 1 after nine years with the Plainview Police Department. A former Friona chief of police, he told Public Safety Director Johnnie Ballew he enjoyed his time with the department and called it a good one. No replacement was announced by Police Chief H P Pelphrey.
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Ben Moorman
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H. P. Pelphrey
Johnnie Ballew
Plainview Police Department
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Bodies of pair found near airport resemble siblings plan
Sherill described two youths between 16 and 18 found Saturday morning near Greater Southwest International Airport between Dallas and Fort Worth. The boy wore blue jeans and a red white striped shirt. the girl was nude from the waist down with jeans wrapped around her throat. They were stabbed many times and the girl’s heart was pierced. A lighter marked have a nice day and a silver ring were found on the girl’s hand. Authorities consider multiple theories including a gang link or a possible brother sister relation, with no clear motive yet.
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Sherill
Greater Southwest International
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oldest Rocks Found Along Lamar River in Yellowstone
Geologists report rocks along Lamar River in Lamar Canyon are over 2% billion years old, among the oldest in Yellowstone National Park. Fragmentary text mentions unrelated names and services mixed in the page.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Lamar River
Lamar Canyon
Reprisals Threatened Over El Al After Lod Massacre
United Press Internationals report says IATA warned airports and facilities may face mass reprisals if Japan’s Kozo Okamoto is not freed within 24 hours. Israel rejects fear tactics and vows not to release the survivor, amid regional clashes and warnings from PLO. World barley production in 1971 set a record at 133 million metric tons, up 13 percent from 1970.
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Lod
IATA
Geneva
Kozo Okamoto
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PLO
Shimon Peres
Tel Aviv
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N.Y
Aviv
Gilly informant safe as state covers Yablonski case costs
Pittsburgh AP reports Mrs. Annette Gilly, key witness in the Yablonski murders, is kept at a state farm near Seven Springs under constant guard. The operation costs about 200000 yearly, with meals, rent, and security mostly paid by the state as her testimony continues. Her release hinges on ongoing cooperation and completion of her testimony. Paul E. Gilly, her husband, was convicted of murder and sentenced to death.
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Cooper- Nette
Gilly
Seven Springs
Pennsylvania
UMW
Slima
LaFollette
Tenn
Silous Huddleston
Huddleston
Middlesboro
City man Reporter is Elected President of Texas Shorthand Reporters
Dale Dye, 3408 64th St., installed president of the Texas Shorthand Reporters Association at Gunter Hotel, San Antonio. Dye has 11 years as a court reporter, served on the association board, and was named president-elect last year. He has worked with Judge James Ellis and Judge Wright, and helped push legislation to strengthen certified shorthand reporting as a profession.
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Robert Wright
Texas Shorthand Reporters Association
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Texas Court of Civil Appeals
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Wright
Plainview
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Texas
Robert Clavert
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