Link Between Riverside case and construction explored
Health officials in Columbus investigate whether hospital construction stirred bacteria linked to five Legionnaires disease cases at Riverside Methodist Hospital. Blood samples from six workers were sent to the CDC as authorities weigh possible causes amid concurrent Philadelphia cases. One victim, Catherine M. McCoy, 56, is noted among those affected.
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Columbus, Ohio
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Thomas Halpin
State Health Department
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
David Fraser
CDC
Philadelphia
Leonard Bachman
Bachman
American Legion
Riverside
Catherine M. McCoy
Columbus
Miss Florida Hopes History Repeats Itself At Miss America
Cathy LaBelle 20, of Tampa, won third preliminary talent with He Touched Me. Miss South Carolina Catherine Hinson won swimsuit, joining Miss Arkansas Bonnie Holbert and Miss Tennessee Lynda Moore. Other prelim talent winners were Miss Pennsylvania Grote and Miss Ohio Perkins. top 10 expected. Each talent winner receives 2000 dollar scholarship. swimsuit winners get 1500.
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Atlantic City
Cathy LaBelle
Tampa
Drat the Cat
Wisconsin
Terry Anne Meeuwsen
University of South Florida
Barbra Streland
South Carolina
Catherine Amelia Hinson
Rock Hill
Miss Arkansas
Bonnie Carolyn Holbert
Lynda Faye Moore
Ohio
Susan Yvonne Perkins
Ledger Classified Ad: Buying Renting Selling Pepeless
A Ledger want ad details a general plea to buy rent or sell items without pep or clutter. It outlines a simple, direct transaction style inviting serious offers and clear terms from interested parties. The notice emphasizes straightforward communications and concise agreements.
Expenditure Group Calls for Tax Cuts in Missouri
Missouri public expenditure survey says state can maintain services while cutting taxes. recommends 18 cent sales tax cut offset conservation levy and personal income tax relief to shield taxpayers from inflation. notes large current revenues, a $22 million uncommitted balance, $55 million operating reserve, and $18 million for emergencies. cites federal welfare takeovers and revenue sharing as key drivers.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Public Expenditure Survey
General Fund
Getty Estate Settling Reaches First Phase Completion
Los Angeles AP reports the first phase of settling J Paul Getty's 700 million estate ended with debts cleared and taxes paid. Attorney Edward Landry and Getty's sons Gordon and J Ronald help administer, noting 10 million in taxes and large bequest to the Getty Museum and a trust funded for family.
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Los Angeles
J. Paul Getty
Getty
Edward Landry
Title Insurance
Gordon
J. Ronald
Landry
Promoter Relents as Check Bounced, Theater Stays Open
In West Springfield Massachusetts promoters for Perry Como relented on seizing a theater tent and stage gear after the owner agreed to cover a bounced $15,000 check. The decision kept the Storrowton Theater operating at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds for Buddy Hackett's final three performances marking the theater’s 19th season.
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West Springfield, Mass
Perry Como
Storrowton Theater
Eastern States Exposition Fairgrounds
Buddy Hackett
Former Mexicoans graduate in California
Three former Mexico students, all children of Mrs. Ella Ruth West Brown, recently graduated in California. Lina Brown earned a master's degree from UCLA. Shirley Ruth Brown earned a BA from Mount St. Mary’s College. Gary Dewayne Brown graduated from Manual High School and will study at Cal State University this fall.
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Mexico
Ella Ruth West Brown
California
Lina Brown
University of California At Los Angeles
Calif
Shirley Ruth Brown
Mount St. Mary's College
Gary Dewayne Brown
Manual High School
Cal State University
US Addiction To Foreign Oil Highlights Energy Debate
AP analysis shows the United States remains dependent on costly imported oil despite Carter's warnings. A CBS News NYT poll finds a majority doubt a looming shortage, with 57 percent not convinced the nation faces oil limits and 49 percent suspect warnings serve higher prices. Only one third believe the U S produces all needed oil domestically.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
United States
Carter
CBS News
New York Times
White House
Senate
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Food Service Workshop
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Kirksville
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Mary Duthbert
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Velma Batts
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Germany
Sadaharu Oh
Hank Aaron
Earth
VEC, Inc
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Liberty
Richard Pryor
Warner Bros Gpa
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James R. Schlesinger
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Aeny Theatre
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