Miami Tops AFC Stars Pro Bowl Squad Named
The Miami Dolphins lead AFC with ten Pro Bowl selections as Lamar Hunt announces the 40 man squad for the January 20 game at the Orange Bowl. Oakland and Pittsburgh supply most players while several 1974 standouts return or debut, including Ken Stabler Bob Griese O J Simpson Larry Csonka and Cliff Branch among others. Newcomers include Russ Washington Otis Sistrunk and Bob Kuechenberg.
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Layoffs Likely In Coal Woes
Aleiston West Virginia reports coal industry officials fear broad layoffs as United Mine Workers construction workers maintain picket lines at mines nationwide. About half of 120,000 soft coal miners are idled, with negotiations in Washington failing to yield progress on a second tentative contract. Major steelmakers US Steel and Bethlehem Steel brace for more cuts if walkouts persist. The miners won a three year pact Dec 4 raising wages and benefits, but production remains trimmed.
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Soviets unveil modest plan for final five year pace
In a Supreme Soviet speech Nikolai Baibakov outlined a modest 1975 program with 6.7 percent industrial growth and a 7 percent rise in heavy industry, while grain harvests fell short of a 205.5 million ton target at 195.5 million tons. Defense spending for 1975 was set at 17.4 billion rubles, but experts view it as cosmetic against a large military budget unseen in full.
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Safe Water Bill Signed Sets First U S Drinking Standards
President Ford signed the first U S safe drinking water standards bill. The Environmental Defense Fund urged EPA to use emergency powers for five communities with potential cancer linked chemicals in New Orleans Jefferson Parish Evansville Cincinnati and Duluth. EPA nationwide survey follows suspected carcinogens with six month study deadline.
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Hope for infant Jolene Rene amid sixborn quintuplets
In San Jose California three month premature Jolene Rene Lange the first born and only surviving sextuplet remains in hospital care after her brothers succumbing earlier to postnatal complications Doctors say being born first aided lung maturity and she remains on a respirator part time due to apnea while stable nurses report tube feeding and slow weight gain expected over the next two weeks with no major feeding complications anticipated.
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Calif
Charlotte Lange
Jolene Rene
Alvin
Valley Medical Center
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Brian di Monga
Lange
James Harrod
Harrod
SJC Ponders Levi Selection
Senate Judiciary Committee leaders met with University of Chicago President Edward H. Levi on Capitol Hill in a session seen as paving the way for a nomination as attorney general. Chairman Eastland and ranking member Hruska expressed optimism, while Sen Tower doubted Levi’s nomination would materialize.
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Kaw
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Clemency plan lags amid split views and legal challenges
President Ford’s Vietnam era draft clemency program drew few applicants amid doubts it offers substantial benefits and amid potential constitutional challenges. The ACLU plans to sue to strike down the military section as unconstitutional while Deserter processing slowly rises and total entrants remain a minority of the 100000 eligible.
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Ford
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Washington
Scott J. Tepper
ACLU
Death by own action ends exotic dancer's life in Florida
Police ruled the death of Carol Cybolski, an exotic dancer known for onstage snakes, a self-inflicted tragedy. After a nightclub raid left dancers arrested, she became despondent and was found dead in her apartment. Authorities found letters suggesting contemplation of death.
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Fla
Carol Cybolski
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