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Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1976

Page

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Oklahoma man sues four drug firms over swine flu shot

Wayne Young, 58, a probation officer from Oklahoma City, seeks 5.45 million dollars in a suit against Parke-Davis and Co., Merrell National, Wyeth Laboratories, and Mercke-Sharp and Dohme for paralysis from a swine flu vaccine. He says the shot caused complete body paralysis. The case targets producers of the vaccine. proceedings start in January.

Oklahoma City Wayne Young Gene Stipe Pennsylvania Stipe Young Oklahoma Parke-Davis and Co Merrell National Wyeth Laboratories Mercke-Sharp and Dohme U.S. District Court For Eastern District of Oklahoma Muskogee

Kansas Reports 12 Guillain Barré Cases Linked to Swine Flu

Topeka Kansas AP reports the national temporary paralysis syndrome Guillain Barré cases in Kansas have risen to 12. Dr. Donald Wilcox notes seven victims had swine flu vaccinations. Counties with diagnoses include Brown, Johnson, Leavenworth, McPherson, Saline, Scott, Sedgwick, and Sumner.

Topeka Kan Kansas Donald Wilcox Wilcox Brown County Johnson County Leavenworth McPherson County Saline County Scott County Sedgwick Sumner

Califano nomination completes Carter's Cabinet

President elect Carter named Joseph Califano Jr to head the Health Education and Welfare Department and added James R. Schlesinger as energy czar and Theodore Sorensen to a top intelligence post. The appointments completed an 11 member Cabinet as Carter eyed a possible new Department of Energy.

Plains Carter Washington Joseph Califano Jr Department of Health, Education and Welfare Defense James R. Schlesinger Theodore Sorensen White House John F. Kennedy Califano Lyndon Johnson Johnson Schlesinger Sorensen Department of Energy Department Air Force Georgia Chicago Richard Daley Americas Lillian Carter Bell G. Harrold Carswell Richard Nixon Supreme Court

Missing Christmas Edition Stuns Simi Valley Newspaper

The Mirror of Simi Valley reported its Christmas edition stolen during production. Advertising pages printed while the main news and photos vanished between typesetting and press, with editors blaming Omnigraphics reloxes theft and police unsure where to search. The Sunland-Tujunga plant produced the nearly blank issue.

Simi Valley Calif Mirror Lico Costinni

Judge to study move to end medical plan

Shawnee County District Court agreed to review the legality of terminating medical assistance for 5,600 Kansas poor families one day before the Jan 1 effective date. A Dec 31 hearing on a temporary restraining order was set after the Legal Aid Society of Topeka filed the class action alleging improper notice and arbitrary eligibility cuts.

Topeka, Kan Shawnee County Kansas Legal Aid Society of Topeka Robert Harder Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Harder Wichita Kansas City

Brown urges new arms pact to curb missiles and numbers

Dr. Harold Brown, named President elect Carter's defense secretary, calls for a U S Soviet arms limit that would curb both the development and deployment pace of strategic missiles and bombers. He warns a qualitative race can be more unstable than a quantitative one and outlines general proposals to slow modernization.

Washington Harold Brown Carter Brown Defense U.S Nixon Ford Soviet Academy of Science Institute of U.S. Studies Moscow

Fukuda named Liberal Democratic Party president in Japan

Takeo Fukuda, 71, selected by acclamation as president of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party, edging toward prime ministership after Takeo Miki's resignation following December elections. In other briefs, Botswana warns of Rhodesian spillover and a US espionage arrest, while the Argo Merchant oil spill draws congressional scrutiny and Coast Guard critique.

Tokyo Takeo Fukuda Liberal Democratic Party Fukuda Diet Japan Takeo Miki Liberal Democrats Boston Coast Guard Argo Merchant Massachusetts Overnor Thomas P. O’neill III

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