Carter Looks In Good Health At White House Seminar
Area Editor Robert M. White reports President Carter appeared vigorous in a gray tweed suit at a White House seminar on the Panama Canal treaties. Around 60 Missourians and others attended, with Linowitz Duncan and Brown endorsing the agreements. Carter urged ratification and praised recent ceremonies, while Mrs. Carter appeared well and gracious during a pre-event greeting.
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Pete) Steiner
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Ambler Moss
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Ellsworth Bunker
Charles Duncan
Defense
George Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Canal
Panama
Cuba
Israel conducts major air raids on southern Lebanon
Israeli warplanes blasted Palestinian guerrilla positions in southern Lebanon causing heavy casualties and widespread devastation. Officials reported over 60 dead and 82 wounded with Lebanese towns such as Azzieh heavily struck, while Israel claimed targets were extremist camps and bases. The raid marked a sharp escalation since the earlier ceasefire.
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Lebanon
Sidon
Azzieh
Tyre
Israel
Mordechai Gur
Tel Aviv
Bint Theil
Nakoura
United Nations
Government Plans Warning Against Liquid Protein Use
Washington AP report states the FDA plans to require warning labels on liquid protein, urging medical supervision due to risks of electrolyte imbalances dehydration and potential shock. FDA and Public Health Service investigate deaths linked to protein sparing diets and recall of several thousand gallons from a New Jersey firm.
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Food and Drug Administration
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New Jersey
Donald Kennedy
Public Health Service
VW Rabbit Deal in Silver Coins Draws Attention
Independence dealer Elvin Silverman offers a 1978 Rabbit for 1373 dollars paid in pre 1965 silver coins minted with 90 percent content. Six cars sold. banks and individuals participate. Coin dealer Tom Flynn notes coins fetch over three times face value. market silver risk cited.
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Independence, Mo
Volkswagen
Elvin Silverman
Silverman
Independence
Volkswagen- Renault
Tom Flynn
Fairway
Kan
Carradine Nose Breaks in On-Set Sparring Fight
Tel Aviv AP reports during a sparring scene for Silent Flute David Carradine star of Kung Fu suffered a broken nose from a kick by Kam Yuen the film technical adviser. Doctors at a local hospital straightened the nose and he was expected to return to the set in several days.
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David Carradine
Carradine
Kam Yuen
Carridine
Missouri owes hospitals seven point eight million in Medicaid funds
Officials from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare testified that Missouri owes about 7.8 million dollars to hospitals as its share of Medicaid. Senator Harry Wiggins chaired the Missouri Senate committee meeting noting years of unpaid state funds and hospital cost shifting. William Blake, regional Medicaid director, said interim payments had been made.
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U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Missouri
Missouri Senate
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D-ansas
Donald McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Wiggins
William Blake
Hearst Registered as Felon in Las Vegas Visit
Patricia Hearst, guest of Frank Sinatra in Las Vegas, registered with police as a convicted felon per local rules while free on 1.2 million dollar bond awaiting appeal to the Supreme Court on bank robbery charges. She attended Sinatra’s Caesars Palace show and was ringside at a Norton Young boxing bout before leaving town.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Sinatra
Caesars Palace
Ken Norton
Jimmy Young
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