Congress approves 135 million for swine flu vaccination plan
The House voted 354 to 12 to fund a crash program to vaccinate all Americans against swine influenza by autumn. President Ford requested the money after the Public Health Service warned of a potential outbreak similar to the 1918 19 pandemic that killed 548000 in the United States and 20 million worldwide.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Larry McDonald
D-Ga
Ford
U.S. Public Health Service
Jets Miss One Another by 20 Feet Near Spokane Airport
Federal investigators questioned pilots and crews of two jetliners that missed each other by 20 feet near Spokane International Airport. The jets carrying 181 people totaled 4,200 feet from the runway end last Thursday. passengers were unaware and no injuries were reported.
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Spokane, Wash
Betty Ford Receives 90 Day Temporary CB License
First Lady Betty Ford to operate a citizen band radio under a 90 day temporary FCC license while a permanent license is processed. Call letters KUY9532 issued with license cost at four dollars. Warfield Rejoins Browns as Csonka negotiations stall after World Football League release.
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Washington
UPI
Betty Ford
Federal Communications Commission
Cleveland
Paul Warfield
Cleveland Browns
Warfield
Browns
Art Modell
Larry Csonka
Memphis Suns
Csonka
Parents file $3.5 million claim over Marine death
The parents of a Marine who died during recruit training filed a $3.5 million claim against the Marine Corps. A federal judge denied their bid to block witness transfers and to compel questioning, saying he has no jurisdiction unless the claim is rejected or action is not taken within six months.
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San Diego
UPS
Marine Corps
U.S
William Enright
University of Nevada
Howard Hughes Medical Institute of Miami
Hughes Aircraft
California
Hughes
Robert Maheu
Kite recall over shock hazard linked to power lines
The Consumer Product Safety Commission recalls more than 30,000 aluminium-coated kites marketed nationally by three San Francisco firms from 1973 to 1975. If kite tails touch power lines, users face a severe shock risk. firms will replace with non metalized kites or refund customers.
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Washington
API
Consumer Product Safety Commission
San Francisco
Weather notes and obituaries in Fan The Record
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s. Rain probability 20 percent. Winds 5 to 10 mph. Also births and deaths: a Norwalk girl to Mr and Mrs James Brant. deaths of Frank Edward Jones 91 Willard Vernon A Wilhelm 68 Monroeville Elwood C Reed 74 Norwalk.
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James Brant
Norwalk
Sandusky Memorial
Frank Edward Jones
Willard
Vernon A
Bud) Wilhelm
Monroeville
Elwood C. Reed
Refuse Bagging Question Arises in County Debate
In a Monday debate the question is raised whether individuals and industries should be required to bale or bag refuse before disposal at county landfills. Proponents argue for cleaner sites and easier handling while opponents warn of added costs and enforcement challenges.
Landfill Debate Prompts Yes No Campaign and Call Line
Voters discuss trash handling and recycling with 63.6 percent favoring change. Residents urge aggressive recycling to reduce waste and cut costs while noting litter and bag costs. A Kent State civil damages trial fees question prompts phone vote lines for Yes and No by midnight.
What Will Happen To Hughes Fortune
How will Howard Hughes vast empire survive after his death with no widow or children. Probate will reveal the will if any and where filed. Hughes planned philanthropy toward medicine and his medical institute holdings remain a key factor.
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Hughes
Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
J. Paul Getty
Hughes Dies During Texas Flight Amid Autopsy Dispute
Billionaire Howard Hughes dies at 70 on a medical flight to Houston after a prolonged reclusive period. Authorities guard his body as they debate whether an autopsy is needed, with reports citing stroke or other causes and a denial of a diabetic coma.
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James L. Overton Houston
UPI
Howard R. Hughes
Texas
Methodist Hospital
Hughes
Acapulco
Mexico
Nivodas
Houston
Howard H. Hughes
Playboy
Summa Corp
Los Angeles
Hughes di
Henry McIntosh
Internal Medicine Department
Baylor College of Medicine
Internal Medicine Service
Methodist
cIntosh
Norwalk Tonight City Council Meeting Preview
The Norwalk City Council meets at 7 30 tonight in council chambers to discuss current items and hear public comment.
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City Council
Council Chambers
Thirty Cases to Grand Jury in One Day
Thirty cases, mostly break ins and five drug counts, were slated for presentation to a grand jury today, with Assistant Prosecutor Richard Hauser confirming a single-day process. Hospital officials awaited autopsy approvals from Harris County medical examiner Dr Joseph Jachimczyk and Dr Ethel Erickson before further releases.
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Richard Hauser
Hauser
Pilots Recall Delivering Howard Hughes From Acapulco
Hollywood Florida pilots Roger Sutton and Jeff Abrams describe flying a Lear Jet emergency mission for Hughes organization from Acapulco to Houston. They observed Hughes emaciated and unconscious with a beard and long gray hair, attended by a doctor monitoring his heart as an ambulance awaited in Houston.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
UPI
Hollywood
Acapulco
Howard Hughes
Sutton
Jeff Abrams
Hughes
Houston
Lear
Miami
Key West
Hughes Organization
Abrams
Udall and Jackson Duel in Key Democratic Primaries
Udall in Wisconsin and Jackson in New York push for crucial primary victories to blunt Carter's front running. Indiana set for May 4 as Carter waits for results. Ford faces Reagan media push amid mixed GOP support.
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Morris Udall
Wisconsin
Henry Jackson
New York
Jimmy Carter
Jackson
Udall
Georgia
Carter
Newark
Hubert Humphrey
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Regan
Sunn
American Motors
Milwaukee
Ella
Arizona
Mo Udall
Indiana
Arson fund reaches 1725 with latest donation
Mayor Wayne Goodsite announced the reward total for information leading to the Norval church arsonist now stands at 1725 dollars. Joseph Briehl, 25 Parsons St., contributed 25 dollars to the fund on Friday.
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Norval Church
Wayne Goodsite
Joseph Briehl
Parsons St
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Clifford Irving
Lana Turner
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Joseph Jachimczyk
Harris County
Ethel Erickson
Larry Mathis
Jachimczyk
George Lewis, Jr
Lewis
Will Lummis
Frederick R. Lummis
Lummis
Roger Sutton
Graf Aviation
Charles Conroy
Conroy
Acapulco Princess Hotel
Mary Ellen
Judy Norton
Mary Ellen Walton
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