White House Sinking Under Scrutiny By NOAA Surveyors
NOAA surveyors using stainless steel rods and precision instruments measure the White House position to see if the four story mansion is rising, falling, or steady amid earth shifts. The study will compare new data with 26 years of benchmarks to detect any movement and assess structural risk.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
White House
National Geodetic Survey
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Executive Mansion
NOAA
White House South Lawn
Venom Shots Offer Protection for Bee Sting Allergies
Johns Hopkins researchers report that a gradual series of bee venom injections can provide near total protection for allergic individuals against severe stings and stings from wasps and hornets. The treatment, to be FDA reviewed, involves weekly injections for six weeks with increasing venom doses.
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Boston
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Samaritan Hospital
Baltimore
New England Journal of Medicine
Lawrence Lichtenstein
Food and Drug Administration
Rg Fall
Black leaders back Kucinich recall in Cleveland
The Cleveland City Council president George Forbes and 11 of 13 black councilmembers back recalling Mayor Dennis Kucinich with an August 13 vote. James H. Bell opposes recall and was not invited to the meeting. Only Bell, U.S. Rep. Louis Stokes, and School Board President Arnold Pinkney oppose or remain neutral.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland City Council
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
George Forbes
Forbes
Cleveland Council
James H. Bell
Bell
Cleveland
U.S
Louis Stokes
Cleveland School Board
Arnold Pinkney
Stokes
Pinkney
Benson Ford Dies After Heart Attack Aboard Boat
Benson Ford, 59, brother of Henry Ford II and a Ford Motor vice president, died early today after an apparent heart attack aboard his boat near Cheboygan Michigan. He had long served on the dealer policy board and on Ford’s board of directors. His wife Edith McNaughton was aboard.
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Benson Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Henry Ford
Ford
Cheboygan
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Edsel Ford
Henry II
William
Princeton University
Edith McNaughton
Grosse Pointe, Mich
Inside Ann Landers and Local Columns Tidbits
A compact reading list from the Middletown area features Inside Ann Landers along with county and state notes, crosswords, editorials, and familiar columnists like Erma Bombeck and Heloise. Vital statistics, theater references, and a Ponte liens bridge mention round out the brief items with local context.
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Ann Landers
Erma Bombeck
Heloise Ree
Nechiend
Middletown
Eee
Ae Pais
Women’s News
Ponte Liens Bridge
Crime Alert Phone Number Instructions
Public safety notice urges residents to call 425 7700 to report crimes or suspicious activity. The blunt message stresses immediate reporting and safety awareness with emphasis on a local police contact line.
Weekend Weather Outlook With Sunny Skies
Clearing skies bring cooler temperatures tonight with a low in the lower 60s. Friday will be sunny and cooler, highs in the low 80s. The low this morning was 67 after yesterday's high of 88. Saturday should stay fair with a chance of thundershowers Sunday and early Monday, highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
Capital gains tax cuts spark congressional clash
Indications grow that Congress may vote deep capital gains tax cuts opposed by President Carter. Rep. Fisher expects committee action on his plan but not approval. Long pushes the deepest cut at 19.5 percent, with a Senate plan backing 35 percent and a GOP proposal at 25 percent. Conference shape remains in flux as Ways and Means shoots down entertainment deduction limits.
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Washington
Congress
Carter
House
Joseph L. Fisher
D-Va
Ways Andloans
Fisher
Thomas P O'Neill
Dmass
Russell B. Long
Dla
Senate Finance
Long
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
National Press Club
Senate House
John F Kennedy
Jack F. Kemp
R N.Y
William V. Roth Jr
R-Del
Republican National
Begin calls Egypt expulsion of Israeli delegation minor
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin described Egypt’s expulsion of a standby Israeli military delegation from Cairo as a minor matter and said chances for peace remain excellent. The 10 man group, sent after stalled talks in January, was to fly home today by Egyptian airliner after Sadat asked for their departure.
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Eric Glatt
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Eric
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Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Egypt
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Begin
Ezer Weizman
Sinai
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Weizman
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Truman
Rex Scouten
Potomac River
Washington Monument
Jack Stringer
Geodetic
Jurv
Black Leaders United
Clay Ford
Troika
Philip Caldwell
William Clay
Henry
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