Guillain Barré linked swine flu program paralysis endures
Denver area reports two young men stricken by Guillain Barré syndrome after swine flu vaccination. Joseph Lima, microbiologist, unable to speak, breathes via tracheotomy. Don Maggard also paralyzed. CDC data show nationwide cases and deaths linked to the vaccine amid revised consent warnings.
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Joseph Lima
Lima
Colorado Health Department
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
Atlanta
State Health Department
Tom Vernon
Esman Bob Alden
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
Marge
Maggard
FPC may shoot holes in Ohio's self-help gas plan
The Federal Power Commission questions whether Ohio Governor Rhodes can use a Colorado precedent to move self-help gas in interstate pipelines. The FPC notes Ohio lines may mingle unregulated gas with interstate gas. Columbia Gas of Ohio promises to prevent commingling while aiming to raise Ohio gas prices above regulated levels.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Federal Power Commission
James A. Rhodes
Colorado
Rhodes
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Gas
Columbia
Washington
Weather outlook with clear skies and warming trend
Tonight will be clear with a low in the upper 20s. Friday turns sunny and warmer with a high in the low to mid 50s. The extended outlook calls for fair skies Saturday and Monday with a chance of showers Sunday and a warming trend to the 60s and 40s for highs and lows.
Labor Liberal pact saves Callaghan amid left wing revolt
In London Prime Minister James Callaghan relies on a Liberal alliance to survive a no confidence vote though his Labour left wing opposes the deal. Four ministers oppose the pact and 80 Labourites pledge independence while Liberals push for direct election to the European Parliament.
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James Callaghan
Labor
Labor Party
Callaghan
Energy
Tony Benn
Environment
Peter Shore
Liberals
House of Commons
David Steel
Desai Sworn India Prime Minister Promises Nonalignment
Morarji Desai, 81, sworn in as India's fourth prime minister after leading a Janata victory over Indira Gandhi. He pledges a foreign policy of proper nonalignment and to end special links with the Soviet Union, saying the 1971 treaty must not block friendship with other states. Desai's government wins Parliament support with Janata holding 270 seats in the 542 member House.
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India
Morarji Desai
Indira Gandhi
Soviet Union
Desai
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Zaire Air Force Bombs Katangan Exile Headquarters
Zairean Mirage jets dropped four tons of bombs on Kisenge in Shaba province, targeting the invading Katangan exile base of about 2,000 fighters from Angola. Dilolo and Kapanga areas were also reported under siege as Nigeria mediates with U S aid curbed. Missionaries were said safe. Kaunda urged a settlement amid copper price spikes tied to the crisis.
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Zaire
United States
Mobutu Sese Seko
Nigeria
Kisenge
Shaba
Angola
Katanga
Congo
Dilolo
Kapanga
Sandoa
Kasaji
Kolwezi
Sandon
Washington
Cyrus Vance
Mobutu
Gabon
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
London
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Congress For Mocracy
The
Congress For Democracy
Sikh Party
Jagjivan Ram
Gandhi — Desai
Ram
H.N. Bahuguna
A For Democracy
Ann Landers
Middletown
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