Ocean liners flunking sanitation tests
New York AP reports an armada of cruise ships sails with high paying passengers unaware many vessels fail health inspections. Forty of 74 ships tested flunked, with examples including Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth II and the America, which returned to port after a brief voyage amid roaches, nonworking toilets and food residue.
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New York
U.S. Public Health Service
Cunard
Carbbean
AMV
Yashuk
Miami
Vashuk
Travel Weekly
Alan Fredericks
Maf
Rich Jachetti
John D'Agnese
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
America sanitation score ties record for failing ships
A star crossed ship America earned a sanitation inspection score of six, breaking 20 records. Public health officials report at least two other vessels failed as badly and many more flunk regularly.
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America
U.S
GSA deputy told resign or be fired
The General Services Administration faces a shakeup as Deputy Robert T. Griffin must decide to resign or be dismissed after a letter from GSA Administrator Jay Solomon citing management differences. Solomon stressed the action is not tied to Griffin’s personal wrongdoing while proposing retirement benefits and reaffirming Griffin’s long service and integrity.
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Washington
General Services Administration
GSA
Jay Solomon
Robert T. Griffin
Solomon
Griffin
From jailhouse to faculty: Rhodes credits Job Corps
Rhodes, who dropped out of high school at 16 after multiple arrests, earned a Ph.D. in psychology and will join Delaware State College as associate professor. He spoke at a Washington employment seminar hosted by Rosalynn Carter, crediting Job Corps for his success and urging private and public sectors to fight neighborhood unemployment.
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Thomas P. O'Neill
Griffin
O'Neill
GSA
Solomon
Congressional
Bpemua
Associated Press
Baltimore
Rhodes
Delaware State College
Rosalynn Carter
Washington
White House
Carter to outline broad national health plan aims
President Carter will present only a broad outline of a universal health insurance plan with essential details to be filled later. Health Secretary Califano will announce the outline by Monday as advisers urge caution over inflation. The move seeks to please both supporters and opponents while avoiding binding commitments.
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Washington
Carter
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
San F Awerd
Kennedy
Califano
Congress
Senate moves to ease home winemaking rules nationwide
The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill to loosen federal rules for home winemakers and legalize brewing beer at home for personal use. If enacted, households could produce up to 90 gallons of wine or 100 gallons of beer annually, with caps and age limits, while keeping some restrictions on possession and fermentation.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Senate Finance Committee
ATF
California
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