Influenza Outbreak Spurs Emergency Meeting With HEW Chief
Washington deliberations open as scientists seek resume of A Victoria flu inoculations after 11 000 deaths last year. Califano to chair emergency session as flu shot program remains suspended. In Columbus a public hearing Feb 17 on Catawba Island harbor plans to aid West Harbor access. Carter to allow reporters at Cabinet meeting to ensure open government.
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Washington
UPI
HEW
Joseph Califano
Califano
Columbus
West Harbor
Port
Carter
Byrd Seeks TV in Senate Chamber for Informing Members
Senate Leader Robert Byrd proposes closed circuit TV in the chamber with feeds to Senate offices to improve informed oversight. He expects hearings on the plan soon. The move aims to enhance transparency of legislative activities on the Senate floor.
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Washington
Conservative lawmakers urge rejection of pay raise
A group of conservative congressmen said Congress should not approve a $13,000 pay raise set to take effect Feb. 20, arguing President Carter urged sacrifice amid the energy crisis. They also opposed raises for federal judges and senior administrators at a CPAC news conference led by Rep. Charles Grassley of Iowa.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Carter
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Weather outlook and two marriage license notices
Mostly cloudy and cold tonight and Sunday with a 30 percent and 20 percent chance of snow. Lows fall below zero to five below and highs reach the teens. Marriage license applications list Jack Kinser and Janet Sivula. Robert Vick and Linda Figley. Carl Stephens and Hazel Williams.
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Jack A. Kinser
Bellevue
Janet L. Sivula
Robert L. Vick
Norwalk
Linda J. Figley
Carl Stephens
Plmouth
Hazel E. Williams
North Fairfield
Do you favor plea bargaining judge defends practice
Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith Thursday defended plea bargaining as an important part of the administration of justice. Do you favor the practice of plea bargaining. To vote yes call 668-8544 vote by midnight. To vote no call 668-8345
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Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Long Island Man Wins $980000 in New York Lottery
Anthony J. Califano, a 32 year old Long Island computer department manager, won $980000 in a New York lottery drawing. He collected $784000 after taxes and has bought a 50 cent weekly ticket since lotteries began. He and his wife Sally Ann with two daughters planned celebration and a Naples trip to visit his mother.
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David L. Langford
NEW York
UPI
Anthony J. Califano
Long Island
Jesus
Califano
Liz Ray
Bob Hope
Sally Ann
Barbara
Christina
Bellmore
Lottery
John D. Quinn
Naples
Italy
Gas curtailments loom as Ohio utilities urge conservation
Columbia Gas of Ohio may extend curtailment for about 5,000 industrial and large commercial users if gas supply remains tight. Officials urged continued conservation, urging thermostats not exceed 65 degrees and other gas-saving measures as forecasts warn of more sub-zero temperatures and cuts. Meanwhile, a Chicago Loop elevated train collision at rush hour left many dead and injured, with 13 deaths confirmed and more than 100 hurt as cars toppled and passengers remained trapped.
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Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Columbia
M.E. White
Board of
William Chaddock
Columbia Transmission
Chicago
UPI
Loop
Chicago Transit Authority
Henrotin Hospital
Wesley
Cook County Hospital
Reflector Thanks Those Who Waited
Reflector circulation manager Kenneth Kosic thanked rural subscribers for patience during delayed delivery caused by severe winter weather. He said drivers followed road advisories and still delivered where possible, delivering 200 to 400 papers daily to customers and offering two papers to those missed. He urged continued patience with carriers in the harsh conditions.
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Reflector
Kenneth Kosic
Kosic
Train Crash Leaves Chicago Riders in Fearful Wake
In Chicago, a rear end collision on a sharp Loop curve sent four cars from the second train off the tracks and two into the street. Victims including Nina Ipkin, hospitalized with back injuries, and Carol Ciucci, with minor injuries, described a chaotic scene with screams and shattered windows as police and medics evacuated the injured.
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Chicago Transit Authority
Dan Ryan
Wabash Avenue
Bedlam
Bilandic
Pauline Lavinski
Chicago
UPI
Nina Spkin
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Wabash and
Lake Streets
Lakeview
Robert Smith
Lake Street
Robert Quinn
Newark Junior Achievement Open House At 24 W Main St
Newark Junior Achievement invites the public to an open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the center located at 24 West Main Street. The Tadpole Players present Pinocchio at 8 p.m. tonight and 3 p.m. Sunday at Towne and Country Regional Performing Arts Center.
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Tadpole Players
Towne and Country Regional
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