Health team probes Philadelphia sites in legionnaires outbreak
Federal investigators from NIOSH arrive to inspect downtown construction and demolition sites as part of a broadened search for the legionnaires disease outbreak that killed 25. The team will study the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel ventilation and water lines while guests from the convention era are questioned to assess exposure.
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Philadelphia
National Institute For Occupational Safety and
William Felsing
Institute
Felsing
Center For Disease Control
Bellevue-Stratford
American Legion
Jane Palmer
Legion
Bellevue
Center City
Rollie Fingers
Oakland A's
Johnny Bench
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
Lewis Polk
Polk
Detroit unrest triggers early recall of 450 police
Detroit rehired 450 laid off officers two weeks early to combat a downtown disturbance after a rock concert at Cobo Hall. A city curfew for under 18s was extended to 10 p.m. Aimed at preventing a repeat, police would deploy recalled officers in crime-fighting units and may face budget gaps.
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Detroit
William Beckham Jr
Philip Tannian
Cobo Hall
Beckham
Tannian
Average White Band
Drug pricing case ends with mistrial in Minnesota
A mistrial was declared in the government suit against American Cyanamid Bristol Myers Charles Pfizer Squibb and Upjohn seeking about 203 million in damages for price fixing. Judge Miles Lord cited extensive publicity and a long trial that tired and confused jurors.
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Minneapolis
Goverment
U.S. District Court
Miles Lord
American Cyanamid Co
Bristol Meyers Co
Charles Pfizer and Co., Inc
Squibb, Inc
Upjohn, Inc
Carter silent on GOP attacks as energy talks begin
Plains Georgia President candidate Jimmy Carter will not respond to Republican charges this week while meeting with experts on social programs energy and international economics. He expects to discuss energy industry and environmental movement leaders and said the platform would cost 200 billion annually but can be balanced with current federal spending.
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Carter
Kansas City
Ohio approves funding to expand welfare aid probe
The Ohio Controlling Board authorized Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson to spend 300000 to hire 25 more examiners for an expanded investigation of welfare to the poor programs. Sen. Harry Meshel backed the move despite opposition from three Republicans. The vote passed by a 43 margin while critics argued funds were already stretched and questions remained about budget projections.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Controlling Board
Thomas E. Ferguson
Harry Meshel
Control Board
Office of Budget and Management
Ferguson
Rhodes Administration
Pete Rose Ferguson
Arthur Sherman
Sherman
Meshel
State
Curtain falls on Rhodes Medicaid plan in Ohio House
Democrats plan to kill Gov. James A. Rhodes Medicaid bill by indefinite postponement after a third hearing in the House Finance Committee. They will cut items, push sine die adjournment, and end the July 20 special session.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House Finance Committee
Tam
House
Myrl H
Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
Ross County
Senate
Majority
Rhodes
Applegate chosen to replace Hays on Ohio ballot
State Sen Douglas Applegate of Steubenville was named by 18th District Democrats to replace Wayne Hays on the November ballot. Applegate won 14 of 18 votes after consideration of Alan Sherry and Joseph Loha. he is a longtime legislator, real estate agent, married with two sons, and the district includes Belmont, Carroll, Columbiana, Guernsey, Harrison, Jefferson, Monroe, Noble, and Tuscarawas counties.
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Lisbon
Ohio
Douglas Applegate
Steubenville
U.S
Wayne Hays
Applegate
Ohio House
Senate
Hays
Alan Sherry
Woodsfield
Jefferson County
Joseph Loha
Belmont
Carroll
Columbiana
Guernsey
Harrison
Jefferson
Monroe
Noble
Tuscarawas
Births and Local Residents Noted in Monroe Area
Yesterday and Monday births reported for families from Monroe Mentor Somerville Toledo area and beyond. Names include Mr and Mrs Peter Neu and others with local addresses and hospital destinations. many entries list parents and patient numbers or home streets.
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Peter Neu
Todhunter’ Road
Monroe
Bay
Ed Holland
Mentor
Ohio
Hillcrest Hospital
Cleveland
DeWayne Forman
Dubois Road
Carlisle
James Chalk
Somerville
Fort Hamilton Hospital
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Spurs
Royce
Royce Shoes
Middletown Mall
BankAmericard
Jimmy Carter
Department of Administrative Services
Health Department
University
Porter Hall
Bowling Green State University
College of Health and Community Services
Mallie Webb
Don Carpenter
Hamilton
John Crout
Trenton- Franklin Road
Eliza Drennen
Lincoln
Joseph Fletcher
Chester Fletcher
Trenton
Yvonne King
Beth King
Vanderveer
Albert Moore
West Elkton-Gifford Road
Middletown — Hospital
Hardwick
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Coomer Furniture Company
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