Florida health officials spread VD awareness to beachgoers
Health officials will hand out sun visors Frisbees and matchbooks imprinted with the Catch a Frisbee Not VD message to thousands of vacationing college students on Florida Atlantic Coast beaches during Easter week. Mobile units will set up at Fort Lauderdale Daytona Beach Miami Key West and Clearwater to stage Frisbee contests and deliver VD information to reduce infections.
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Florida
Atlantic Coast
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Cole
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Gulf
Fort Lauderdale
Daytona Beach
Miami
Keyeaton
Clearwater
Escapee Returns to Finish Sentence After Vacation
Esteban Martinez, who fled Rockview State Prison two years ago on a five day furlough, arrived by taxi to the prison saying he wants to complete his sentence. He paid the driver 3.75 dollars and left a 20 cent tip before walking into the facility to resume serving his term.
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Harrisburg
Esteban Martinez
Rockview State Prison
Martinez
Joseph Mazurkiewicz
Puerto Rico
Jervi Martinez
Philadelphia
State College
Pennsylvania
Len Burt
Former state garage head under AG review in Ohio
The attorney general's office is examining allegations of possible misuse of state time by James E. Corcoran, former superintendent of the state highway garage from 1971 to 1975. The Elyria Chronicle Telegram cited remodeling of Corcoran’s home and political activity on state time to urge votes for a state Democratic candidate. Local officials indicated the matter is with the attorney general, with officials stating no discussion of the information.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oberlin
James Gravelle
James E. Corcoran
Elyria Chronicle Telegram
Corcoran
Senator Tunney Trades Stocks for Roman Coins
Washington AP reports Senator John V. Tunney of California converted most of his stock holdings into old Roman coins to avoid conflicts of interest. A spokeswoman said the move reflects his interest in ancient artifacts and tax planning.
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Tunney
Washington (Ap
John V. Tunney
Dcalif
Firework rules edge toward 50 milligram limit
A CPS C spokesman says federal rules banning firecrackers over 50 mg will soon be permanent, affecting only large items. Most fireworks firms already observe the limit, and industry leaders report a modest Bicentennial uptick in output with full capacity in many factories. Differences among states persist, but 50 mg is the new standard in federal drafts.
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Chicago
Sam Ws
Consumer Products Safety Commission
John Conkling
Chestertown
American Pyrotechnics Association
Roe
Conkling
APA
United States
Conklin
Fabrizi
Jersey
New Creweuts
Vineland
N.J
Elkton
Fabrizi Sa
Joe Rozzi
Rozzi Fireworks
Loveland
Ohio
Carlisle driver injured turning in front of tractor trailer
Michael R. Shumard, 19, of 1131 Dubois Road, was injured when his 1957 station wagon turned in front of a southbound tractor trailer at the intersection of Tytus Avenue and Verity Parkway in Carlisle. He declined medical aid. The wreck occurred at 12:35 p.m. with an estimated $200 damage to Shumard’s car and $500 to the tractor trailer operated by James R. Meyer, 42, of Trenton. No charges were filed.
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Carlisle
Tytus Avenue
Verity Parkway
Michael R. Shumard
Dubois Road
Shumard
James R. Meyer
Meadow Lane
Trenton
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DASON
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