Federal study planned on CB radio effects on pacemakers
Detroit based report says a national FCC study will examine how citizens band radios might affect heart pacemakers after three illness cases were reported. An Ohio grandmother and a Birmingham resident with implanted devices experienced palpitations and dizziness when nearby CB transmissions occurred, though devices operated within legal limits.
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FCC
Ohio
Urbana men buy Voorhies Castle in Illinois auction
In Bement, Illinois two Urbana men won the 14 room 1200 item auction of Voorhies Castle. They bid 49000 dollars for the sealed replica of the Swedish king’s palace built in 1898 by Nels Larson. The sale drew 500 onlookers amid folklore of a ghost in the mansion.
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Larson
Wright landmark home battered by devastating Riverside fire
A Sunday fire in the utility room of the Avery Coonley house, a Frank Lloyd Wright landmark in Riverside Illinois, caused the roof to collapse and initial damage estimates exceed 100000 dollars. Four firefighters suffered minor injuries. The four acre estate, a 1906 Wright design, was named a national historical landmark in 1975. The Sahlas family, owners, had recently completed an 18 month restoration.
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UPI
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Chicago
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Wright
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Hyde Park
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Sahlas
Anthony Bednarz
Convicted ex Nazi may stay in United States
A 55 year old Polish immigrant, Frank Wallis, who had his U S citizenship revoked for concealing Nazi war crimes, may remain in the United States. INS regional director David Vandersall said grounds for deportation are unclear since wartime crimes alone aren’t enough to deport under post 1952 law, and family ties complicate removal. Wallis has appealed denaturalization, and a judge blocked immediate surrender of naturalization papers until July 7.
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West Germany
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U.S
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Justice Department
U.S. Attorney's Office
Accident closes Seattle bridge after ship collision
A ship, the Antonio Chavez, struck the West Spokane Street Bridge in Seattle, raising it and immobilizing the span to West Seattle. The City Engineering Department said the bridge will stay up for an undetermined time, possibly months, with no injuries reported.
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West
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Mixup cuts off Social Security payments
CHICAGO report on Edward E. Shields a 67 year old retiree who had 40 years of contributions and 16 months of benefits before payments were halted with no notice. An error mixed his son Edward Shields Jr income into his file making him appear ineligible. After two days of inquiries Shields learned the stop was a mistake and vows a letter campaign to HEW secretary Califano and President Carter.
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UPI
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Shields
Social Security
Edward
Shields Jr
Frank Sibley
Shield
Health, Education and Welfare
Joe Califano
President Carter
John Fary
Parties claim credit for taxpayer revolt in California
In a TV debate Democratic Chair John White and Republican Chair William Brock sparred over Proposition 13 promising it will be a central November issue. They each claimed their party voices taxpayer discontent. Primaries Tuesday shape Senate and governor races in Maine, South Carolina, and Arkansas as New Yorkers prepare for convention picks. Arkansas runoff for the Democratic Senate nomination pits Pryor against Tucker amid a gas rate controversy. Strom Thurmond runs unopposed in South Carolina, while Maine's Hathaway and Cohen face no opposition. Missouri?
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Albany
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Pryor
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William Cohen
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Ravenel
Dick Riley
Carter
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Brantley Harvey
Raymond Finch
Ed Young
Abc-Tv
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Congress
Attorney blames profession for low reputation
CHICAGO UP I One of the nation's top attorneys says lawyers have a worse reputation now than during any time in recent history Otis M Smith vice president and general counsel of General Motors told Cook County Bar Association awards banquet embittered criticism of the profession has grown while law associations stay active and access to legal aid expands with fiscal 1979 plans to provide at least two lawyers per 10 000 poor people if Congress approves the budget
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UPI
Otis M. Smith
General Motors
Smith
Michigan Supreme Court
Cook County Bar Association
Legal Services Corporation
Want Ad Offers Household Goods for Cash Buyers
Local notice invites readers to call 942-3221 to sell household goods to cash buyers via a Want Ad. Daily classifieds emphasize quick disposal and cash on delivery.
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