Prenatal Ultrasound Display Draws Crowd At Ohio Meeting
Mrs. Ada Bellamy modeled an ultrasonic device showing her baby on a screen during the Ohio State Medical Association exhibition in Cincinnati. Doctors explained the noninvasive tool uses high frequency sound to view the fetus and internal organs, with no radioactivity.
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Ada Bellamy
Ohio State Medical Association
Robert T. Bliss
Donald R. Lang
Ultrasound
Picker Co
Cleveland
Space Technology
Navy
Bliss
Bellamy
Christians and Moslems clash in eastern Lebanon fronts
In eastern Lebanon two new battlefronts opened as Christian and leftist Moslem forces clashed near Faraya and Zahleh. Police reported 88 dead and 116 wounded nationwide in the 13 month civil war. Artillery exchanges and rocket barrages intensified around Beirut and Palestinian refugee camps.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Faraya
Phalange Party
Mos
Zahleh
State committee seeks way to avert Medicaid cutoff in Ohio
Hearings continue as a legislative committee hones options to avoid a May 15 Medicaid payment cut. The Public Welfare Department argues funds are available, while lawmakers discuss transferring funds or delaying payments. Speaker tensions rise as welfare officials face a $40 million deficit and potential July 1 funding.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Welfare Department
Myrl H. Shoemaker
C-88
Bourneville
William Stone
Welfare Department
Joint Select Committee On
James A. Rhodes
Harry Meshel
D-33
Youngstown
Stone
Kwegyir Aggrey
Meshel
Skipper Shafer Acquitted in Belknap Kennedy Collision
Navy Captain Walter R. Shafer, former skipper of the cruiser Belknap, is acquitted of two counts of negligence in the Belknap Kennedy collision in the Ionian Sea. Verdict delivered before defense witnesses were called in the general court martial.
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Navy
Walter R. Shafer
Belknap
Kennedy
Ionian Sea
Congress eyes budget clash over tax cuts and deficits
The Senate approved a $413.3 billion fiscal ceiling assuming continued 1977 tax cuts, a figure $17.5 billion above Ford's request. Rep. Moss warned Ford against veto threats, predicting a “futile confrontation” if partisan aims collide with fiscal policy.
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Congress
Ford
Democratic Congress
White House
Frank Moss
Utah
Moss
Senate
House
Former slave Charlie Smith earns honorary diploma at 133 years
Charlie Smith born in 1842 in Liberia received an honorary high school diploma at the Polk County School Board ceremony in Bartow Florida. He is described as the oldest living person in the United States by the Social Security Administration and also received a telegram from President Ford.
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Bartow
Fla
Charlie Smith
Smith
Social Security Administration
United States
Ford
Winnie Bear
Polk County School Board
Homer Addair
Liberia
Africa
New Orleans
Linda Hardy Relapses After Cancer Recurrence
Linda Hardy Marcum, 33, returned to Doctors Hospital North in fair condition for a recurrence and extension of her cancer after doctors had once declared her cured. She had drawn nationwide attention in 1975 while seeking a family to care for her children and had remarried and divorced Gary Marcum, with a trust fund built from donations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Linda Hardy Marcum
Marcum
Middletown Weather: Showers Likely Tonight and Friday
Showers expected in the Middletown area tonight with overnight low in the upper 50s. Friday may bring rain with highs in the mid 70s and a daily chance through Saturday to Monday.
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