Ohio Reports First Encephalitis Cases Of The Year
Ohio health officials confirm two final cases of St. Louis encephalitis and a preliminary third in Putnam Franklin and Pickaway counties. Tests require two positive results. past outbreak last year killed 95 in the Midwest. Mosquito control programs continue, with emphasis on areas hit hard last year.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Health Department
St. Louis
Ohio
Third Case Department
Jon Christensen
United States
Iinois
Indiana
Christensen
Midwest
Putnam
Franklin
Pickaway
Franklin and
Paulding
van Wert
Allen
Pickaway County
North Korea backs split guards at Panmunjom to avert clashes
Maj. Gen. Han Ju kyong, North Korea's KCAMC chief, proposed separating UN and North Korean guards across the demarcation line in Panmunjom to prevent a repeat of the deadly incident last week that killed two U S Army officers. The plan centers on the line bisecting the joint security area and the main conference room.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
United Nations Command
Han Ju-kyong
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Joint Security
Armistice Commission
Han
U.S
Mark P Fradden
Frodden
U.N. Command
UNC
Kim
Burials For Two U S Army Officers In Korea
Maj. Arthur Bonifas of West Point and Lt. Mark Barrett of Columbia were killed August 18 in Korea while on a United Nations work party. Bonifas, a 1966 graduate, was buried at West Point. Barrett was laid to rest in Columbia. A 21 gun salute and religious services marked both funerals with international representatives in attendance.
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Associated Press
U.S. Army
Korea
Arthur Bonifas
Newburgh
N.Y
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Mark Barrett
Columbia
S.C
Bonifas
Barrett
United Nations Command
Ft. Jackson
Mark
William A. Greenebaum
Jaworski reveals Nixon tapes worth money hypothesis in new book
Former special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski argues Nixon would have survived if he had destroyed the tapes. He suggests Nixon valued money and power and would have faced pressure from advisors during the presidency. The Right and the Power discusses pardon questions, Eastland’s account of a crying Nixon, and Haldeman's plea to testify.
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Houston
Gulf Publishing Co
Houston Post
Jaworski
Eastland
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Jim
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
U.S
John Sirica
Chirac resigns as France premier amid Gaullist shakeup
Premier Jacques Chirac resigns his post and cabinet as President Valery Giscard d Estaing plans a less Gaullist government. The move follows leadership tensions within the Gaullist UDR and hints at a broader political realignment to blunt a strong leftward surge.
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Paris
Jacques Chirac
Valery Giscard d
Chirac
L'Express
Giscard
Union For A Democratic Republic
UDR
National Assembly
Beef prices dip to 16 month low as middleman share climbs
Government figures show July retail beef at about 1.38 per pound, the lowest since 1975. Farm value of beef sold in stores fell 30 percent from last July while the middleman share rose 16 percent to 64 cents per pound. Pork prices eased slightly, with July farm value at 86.2 cents and middleman share up 31 percent from a year earlier. Preliminary August data indicate continued decline for beef and a drop in pork.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Thunderstorms Possible Tonight Then Warmer Thursday
Weather forecast calls for thunderstorms tonight with a 50 percent chance of recurrence and patchy clouds. Overnight lows near mid 60s and Thursday highs near mid 80s with yesterday reaching 88 and 70 respectively. extended outlook shows fair skies and warm conditions through Sunday.
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Republic of Korea
Kim Il-sung
South Korea
Kim Yong-tai
Chung Hee Park
Ann Landers
County
Middletown
Area
Ford
Oval Office
Sen
James Eastland
D-Miss
Richard Nixon
Leon Jaworski
Greed
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