Disease tests pushed to isolate agent in Pa. mystery illness
Federal and state scientists work in sealed labs to identify the cause of a swift illness that has killed at least 21 and hospitalized many after the Philadelphia American Legion convention. Tests on tissue samples begin, with virus suspected but no ruling out of other causes.
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Patty Steiner
Lorie
Belle Vernon
Philadelphia
Keystone
Patty
Harrisburg
UPI
American Legion
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
American Légion
William E. Parkin
Epidemiology Sec
Mystery illness in Harrisburg stumps health officials
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania a deadly and mysterious illness among attendees of a Philadelphia convention leaves state and federal epidemiologists searching for a cause. Dr William Parkin Pennsylvania Health Department chief epidemiologist admits he is stumped and cannot guess a probable source as deaths and illnesses rise.
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Jay E. Satz
Philadelphia Bureau of Laboratories
Parkin
Philadelphia
William E. Parkin
Pennsylvania Health Department
New Castle Woman Hospitalized After Legion Convention
Mrs Gladys R Hildebrand wife of former Legion District Commander Earl W Hildebrand was admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital at 1130 p m yesterday with symptoms similar to Legion members across the state Her condition today was reported as good
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New Castle
American Legion
Philadelphia
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Legion
Gladys R. Hildebrand
Earl W. Hildebrand
City Redevelopment votes for Rodriguez and George as Long Ave developers
The City Redevelopment Authority named Rodriguez and Associates of Akron and Thomas J. George of New Castle as prospective six month developers for Long Avenue housing after a 3-2 vote. The decision followed a week of debate sparked by local critic Stanley Kraus and raised questions about compliance with a prior ad for residential use.
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John K. Manna
City Redevelopment Authority
Rodriguez and Associates
Thomas J. George
Long Avenue
Rodriguez
George
Paul V. Ward
Richard H. Biddle
D. John Razzano
Wallace L. Cunningham
Peter A. Costello
Akron
New Castle
Authority
Stanley B. Kraus
Kraus
City Council
Rodriguez and George
Atty
Edward A. Gamble
Gamble
Sunshine law questioned after city redevelopment meeting
Atty. Conrad Arensberg said a City Redevelopment Authority recess cannot exceed 30 minutes unless the meeting is readvertised if reconvened another day. Sherman Levine called the session illegal for failing to readvertise, citing possible loopholes and flawed enforcement of the two year old Sunshine law.
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City Redevelopment Authority
Atty
Conrad Arensberg
State Department of Justice
Arensberg
Sherman K. Levine
Redevelopment Authority
Bulldozers and sniffer dogs hunt flood victims in Colorado canyon
In Big Thompson Canyon near Loveland search teams with bulldozers and trained dogs retrieved more bodies from mud and debris after the weekend flash flood. The death toll reached 99 with officials warning it could rise toward 200 as 860 people were listed as missing and 2,000 plus survived. Roadblocks remain and residents begin cleanup while crews blast the canyon walls to widen the floodplain.
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Loveland
Colo
UPI
Big Thompson Canyon
Rocky Mountain
Bob Watson
Red Cross
Kelly
Thought For a Wife and Local Weather Roundup
Thought for a wife quote from August 4 1976 names several residents with ages and addresses. Weather note covers Northern Plains Upper Mississippi Valley and Upper Great Lakes with rain chances and temperatures for Atlantic Boston and Western Pennsylvania forecast. Local park and river data given with temperature wind and attendance figures. Pollen count reported at St Francis Hospital lab.
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Northern Plains
Mississippi Valley
Upper Great Lakes
Atlanta
Boston
Shenango River
Moraine State Park
St. Francis Hospital Laboratory
Carter predicts vicious personal attacks in campaign
Carter warns Republicans pressed to keep the White House will launch an unprecedented, vicious personal attack on him Mondale and other Democrats. He spoke in Bedford after returning to New Hampshire where he won last February, criticizing leadership and foreign policy.
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United Press International
Jimmy Carter
White House
New Hampshire
Carter
Walter Mondale
Bedford
Vietnam
Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Kansas City
Rogers Morton
Morton
John Sears
Man Dies After Jumping From Ellwood City Bridge
Firefighters recovered 68 year old David W. Sweesy from Connoquessing Creek after he jumped from the Fifth Street bridge. Deputy Coroner P. O. Contrucci ruled death by own action citing despondency over health. He was pronounced dead at 9:20 a.m. and taken to Kenneth C. Turner Funeral Home.
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Ellwood City
David W. Sweesy
Windover Ave
Connoquessing Creek
Sweesy
Fifth Street
P. O. Contrucci
Contrucci
Boy Shot in Head at Home in RD4
A 10 year old Scott Township youth Jay Allen Graham was shot in the head while Dale Scarberry 18 attempted to unload a .22 pistol at 6 15 pm at his Harlansburg home. Graham was admitted to St Elizabeths Hospital in Youngstown after initial treatment at St Francis. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Graham of RD 4.
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Scott Township
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Youngstown
Jay Allen Graham
Harlansburg
Dale Scarberry
Graham
St. Francis Hospital
St. Elizabeth's
Robert Graham
RD 4
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