Infant Receives Life-Saving Bone Marrow Transplant
Kathy Lazzeri, a nurse, holds four month old Amanda Sheets of Crystal Michigan who is recovering from a rare bone marrow transplant performed three weeks ago. Doctors had given Amanda less than a year to live due to an inability to produce antibodies. The operation offers hope for a full normal life, with potential future surgeries possible.
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Amanda Sheets
Crystal, Mich
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Freshman Democrats propose six plan to boost Congress clout
Democratic freshmen plan a six point proposal to strengthen the party's influence in Congress. Rep. Bob Carr says a dumped Albert idea drew little support after a closed meeting. Leaders aim to present the plan to Albert and press a priorities list of Democratic programs.
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Farl Albert
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Bob Carr
D-Mich
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Prince Is Beheaded After King Faisal Assassination
In Riyadh the young Saudi prince who assassinated King Faisal last March was beheaded publicly before thousands. A golden sword ceremony marked the punishment in the desert capital, ending a high profile case in Saudi Arabia.
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Ford Administration Press to Free Business from Red Tape
President Ford led a campaign to curb federal regulation on business. He told a National Federation of Independent Business gathering that 10 million U.S. firms face burdens from consumer, environmental, energy and tax rules. He named an eight member federal paperwork commission to slim federal forms. Treasury Secretary Simon and Transportation Secretary Soleman echoed calls to reduce controls in energy, rail, motor and air transport.
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Transportation
William T. Soleman Jr
California
We Ranen
America
Federal Paperwork Commission
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National Coal Association
U.S
Coleman
False June jobless rate hints at technical dip
U S indicators suggest the official unemployment rate may show a false dip in June due to BLS calculation quirks. Commissioner Julius Shiskin warned the true rate could be up to three quarters higher than the published figure and urged patience before celebrating July results.
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Oswego District Budget Hearing Spurs Teacher Unity
District teachers and OCTA members packed the Oswego City district hearing on a 13.2 million budget as mediation with PERB looms. Michele Power led three speakers urging a 16 percent wage rise, smaller classes, planning time, curriculum input, and new tenure rules amid a proposed 14.78 tax rate per thousand.
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Oswego City Shoes District Board of
Wego Classroom Teachers Association
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State
Public Employer Relation Board
PERB
Michele Power
Power
Assembly OKs Two Consumer Bills on Price Labeling
The New York Assembly approved two consumer bills affecting price labeling. One requires separate price tags on each item, the other bans changing a price after it is marked. The measures now go to the Senate amid debate over universal pricing and scanner systems.
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Harvey Strelzin
Brooklyn
Strelzin
Assembly Consumer Affairs and Protection Committee
Rolland Kidder
D-Jamestown
Prices displayed and milk fund, votes on education bills
Readers note a push to ban removing price tags from items as use of electronic checkouts grows. Oswego sees a two million dollar Milk Producers Security Fund proposed to protect dairy payments in defaults. The Assembly advances a breast cancer detection center network and a year-round schooling pilot, while felons face voting restrictions. Senate measures include tenant habitability rules and district restructuring for school-year programs.
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Assemblyman
Howard Lasher
Brooklyn
Lasher
Capitol
Senate
Hugh Carey
Assembly
Parolee Seizes Four Officers At Gunpoint In Station Fight
In Pembroke Park Florida Dane Garrison on parole held four policemen including Chief Tom Courtney at gunpoint in the station house for more than an hour. He threatened to kill them and demanded a promise of treatment for heroin addiction before releasing them. He was taken into interrogation for a stolen TV case.
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Pembroke Park
Fla
R. James Gaetaniello
Tom Mannin
Adam Brustowicz
Tom Courtney
Mannin
Brustowicz
Gaetaniello
Garrison
Courtney
Weather Summary for 24 Hour Period Ending 8 a.m
Cloudy periods with a chance of brief showers possible. Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with low near 60. Sunny and pleasant Thursday with a high near 80. Southwesterly winds 15 to 25 mph, becoming variable tonight. Relative humidity around 78 percent, sunset 8:50, sunrise 5:24. High 84, mean 75, low 66, no precipitation. 1882 high 90, 1909 low 45.
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