Publicity tops swine flu for Missouri man
Concordia lineman Larry Hardison says fame from public attention surpasses his swine flu experience. He learned in November that he had the nations first confirmed swine flu case this fall after recovering, then faced a flood of TV interviews and job disruption.
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Concordia
Larry Hardison
Hardison
Continental Telephone Co
Kansas City
Jerry Meyer
Jim Donaho
Ohio Supreme Court upholds death penalty ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously upholding Ohio's death penalty law finds it constitutional under recent US Supreme Court rulings. It preserves death sentences for Carl L. Bayless and Roger L. Strodes and outlines the two trial process and aggravating factors. The ruling allows excluding jurors whose opposition to the death penalty would hinder a verdict.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Carl L. Bayless
Akron
Clark County
Leonard J. Stern
Supreme Court
State to meet November bills despite tight funds
Budget officials say the state can meet its November obligations without delaying school subsidies. About $5.0 million from federal sources will supplement the Highway Operating Fund, while the Total Operating Fund aims to cover cash flow gaps. Peak obligations may reach $227 million, with no cushion left according to Budget Director Wilkins.
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Columbus
Ohio
William W. Wilkins
James Vrooneland
Atty
William J Brown
Vrooneland
Wilkins
Bush to quit CIA post in inauguration day
President Ford and President-elect Carter were informed of George Bush's decision to resign as CIA director effective January 20 1977. Bush briefed Carter for six hours in Plains Ga on CIA methods and pledged full assistance during the transition. He took over last January 30 and aimed to restore public confidence amid past investigations.
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Washington
George Bush
Central Intelligence Agency
Bush
CIA
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
Plains
Georgia
Bush Bush
William J. Colby
Congression
Swine flu case spikes public concern nationwide
After the first confirmed case since a national vaccine drive, health officials report increased public concern. Calls to clinics rise in St Louis and Allegheny County while vaccine demand grows in Georgia, though no surge at clinics is widely observed.
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Associated Press
Missouri
the Health Department
Allegheny County
St. Louis
Hardison
Concordia
Legionnaires disease probe hearing hears claim of doomed fate
A Pennsylvania Legionnaire testified that a “glassy eyed” man in a royal blue suit at the state convention may have known about the disease before it struck. Health officials acknowledged ongoing uncertainty while lawmakers criticized early handling of the outbreak.
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American Legion
George Chiavetta
Lauton
House
Subcommittee On
Consumer Protection
John Murphy
D-N.y
Chiavetta
Leonard Bachman
Pennsylvania
Bachman
State Health Department
Murphy
Partly cloudy skies and showers forecast this week
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low near 30 and a 20 percent chance of rain. Thursday's high around 50 with similar conditions. The outlook calls for showers Friday, cooler Saturday, and fair skies Sunday.
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