Fingers Replanted After Jan Jam At San Francisco Hospital
Martha Carpenter shows four restored fingers on her left hand at the Ralph K Davies Medical Center in San Francisco California. After four fingers were severed in a Jan 19 jam in a plastic cookie meta punch press her foreman cooled them in ice and a microsurgical team spent 14 hours rejoining nerves vessels bones and tendons. The surgery is deemed a success and may be the most fingers ever replanted in the United States.
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Martha Carpenter
Ralph K. Davies Medical Center
San Fran
Calif
UPI
Ford Attends CIA Swearing-In Amid Secrets Fight
President Ford visits CIA headquarters for the swearing-in of George Bush as director after Senate confirmation. House votes 246 to 124 to require final panel report on intelligence secrecy or presidential clearance for public release, while Rep. Otis Pike decries a cover-up and urges careful handling of covert information.
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Ford
CIA
Washington
Intelligence
George Bush
Bush
Texas
U.S
Taking
Senate
William E. Colby
Intelligence Committee
Otis Pike
D-N.y
Pike
Congress
Rep
Robert
Linois
Ford Ee
Gars
Inc
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U.S. Ambassa
der Graham Martin
Clal
John B. Anderson
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Oswego School Board Eyes Campus School Lease Plan
Oswego City School District plans to house about 1100 students for 1976 77 by leasing the SUNY Campus School as a middle school. The move would shift grades seven and eight into the campus facility while relocating kindergarten to sixth grade students and maintaining Oswego High Minetto Riley and Leighton with limited changes amid a potential $5 million renovation.
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Palladium Times
Eee of Trustees
The
State University
Oswego Board of Education
Getto Board
Dr. Carlson
State University of New York
Dias
SUCO
Eee
Neste
Iddie School
FPA
KPS
Oswego High School
Minetto
Riley and
Leighton
Carey's Health Fund Cut Could Cost Oswego Hospital
Gov. Hugh Carey proposed reductions in state health care reimbursements threaten Oswego Hospital with a $267,798 loss. Hospital administrator Paul Sobering warns job cuts and reduced services if Medicaid and Blue Cross reimbursements fall to 1975 levels and current rates are clipped. The four percent revenue drop includes outpatient, inpatient, extended care, and Blue Cross payments. Continued on Page Three.
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Judi Doherty
Hugh Carey
Oswego
Bursede
Paul Snyder
Eadeay
Page Hospital
Blue Cross
Sobering
Rabin Concludes DC Visit With Unresolved Disputes
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin left Washington without bridging tensions with the Ford administration. Three open disputes remained over Syria and Lebanon, Palestinian talks, and military aid to Israel. Rabin said Syria seeks a radical Moslem government in Lebanon while warning against sacrifices for peace. The State Department signaled a differing view on Syria and U.S. future policy toward Palestinians.
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Yitzhaki
Ford
Rabin
Israel
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New York
National Press Club
Syria
Lebanon
State Department
Department John
Eas
U.S
Eterna
Palestine Liberation Organization
Purse Snatcher Loses Glove in Futile Theft Attempt
A failed theft ends with a purse snatcher dropping a glove during the attempt. The incident disrupts a city area and prompts police response, with no injuries reported. Aldermen urged to halt prohibited parking near the scene.
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Chalone
Intermittent Snow and Cold Ahead in Ontario Region
Weather forecast from Ontario region shows intermittent light snow likely today with highs in the teens. Skies clear some with sunny intervals, then increasing cloudiness Saturday with highs 15 to 20 and winds 10 to 15 mph later today then diminishing tonight.
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Ontario
Manly
Beame Submits 1.466 Billion City Budget for 1976 77
Mayor Abraham Beame presents a 1.466 billion dollar capital budget for 1976 77 marking a smaller lean plan focused on current projects with major allocations to environmental protection transportation and education. Public hearings are set for February 17 19 and final adoption by April 15 after potential vetoes.
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New York
Abraham D. Beame
Budge Beame
Lechner
Donald D. Kummerfeld
Beame
First Boston Corp
Board of Estimate
City Council
New Teen-Age Turn-On See Alcohol Abuse as Treatable
Alan Blakeslee and Brian Sullivan report on fresh efforts to address youth alcoholism. The piece cites NIAAA director Morris Chaetz praising nationwide outreach, youth programs in schools and YMCA projects, and expanding peer group models while noting multi-drug use and family involvement as key factors in adolescent treatment.
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Tomas
Feasas
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Morris E. Chaetz
NIAAA
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Por New Dies
NIAA
Ohio
National Ymca
N.Y
Long Island
Narcotic Guidance Council
Jets Collide In Flight Over Taejon Area
Two U S Air Force F 4D Phantom II jets collided during a three plane training mission south east of Seoul near Taejon 85 miles away. Four crew members fate unknown as rescue teams head to the remote crash site.
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Seoul
South Korea
Taejon
Air Force
8Th Tactical Fighter
Kunsan
Court voids campaign spending limits in federal act
The Supreme Court invalidates spending limits in the Federal Election Campaign Act and leaves disclosure provisions intact. Justices debate First Amendment protections and the government’s interest in informing voters and preventing corruption amid ongoing partisan funding disputes.
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Washington
Toda
Morocco claims three day Sahara victory with 101 captured
Morocco announces success in Spanish Sahara three days of fighting. A Moroccan communique says 101 troops and pro Algerian nationalists were captured in Amghala region near the Algerian frontier. Algeria reports withdrawals in good order and no losses.
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Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Algeria
Amghala
Polisario Front
Dana members praised for Mid West Band Clinic participation
The local group received high praise for its participation in the Mid West Band and Orchestra Clinic under the direction of Edward Lisk, band director and instrumental instructor, with members Mike Crist John McCullough Shelly Blum Stanley Siember and Sam.
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Mike Crist
John McCullough
Shelly Blum
Stanley Siember
Sam
Mid West
Edward Lisk
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