10 Toys on Swartz Unsafe List for Christmas Sale
Boston AP. Edward Swartz lists 10 toys he claims are hazardous to children including Bazooka Blaster and Wham-Wads, urging safer design and labeling. He criticizes lax federal rules while many companies defend safety and compliance with standards.
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Boston
Edward M. Swartz
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Swartz
World Toy House
Telmont Corp
St. Paul
Tom Fish
World Toy
Wham-Wads
Centrable Toys Inc
Palatine
Ill
Carter to interview two women for federal posts
In Plains Georgia President-elect Carter will interview Joan Manley of Time Inc and Dr Juanita Kreps of Duke University with Mondale. Kreps is mentioned for a Labor Department post as the Carter team continues to shape a diverse cabinet.
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Plains
Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Joan Manley
Time Inc
Juanita Kreps
Duke University
Kreps
Labor Department
Hearst says she was twisted by SLA and may marry later
Patricia Hearst discusses her mindset during SLA captivity and her denial of loyalty to the group. In a CBS interview from San Simeon she condemns SLA members killed in 1974 and says her future may include travel and work while marriage remains on hold.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Carl Hoffman
Marine Corps
New York
Patricia Hearst
CBS
Hearst
San Simeon
Miss Hearst
Randolph Hearst
Harold Dow
SLA
Los Angeles
Irish boy’s jaw surgery frees locked bite in New York
Padraig McKenna, 11, from County Leitrum Ireland, underwent multiple operations at New York University Medical Center to free his permanently clenched jaws. After the 1990s procedures he now has a normal lower jaw, bigger height, and improved speech and eating.
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New York
Padraig McKenna
County Leitrum
Ireland
Breda McKenna
Padraig
Bugs Bunny
Mary McKenna
Institute of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
New York University Medical Center
Ida Hays
la Grande
Ore
John Marquise Converse
Kansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Arrested in Dallas Airport
Kansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Fatzer was arrested November 21 at Dallas Fort Worth Airport for public intoxication and disorderly conduct after witnesses saw him at a Braniff gate shouting and using profane language. He was jailed in Grapevine and released the same day. officials noted no flight crew were assaulted. Fatzer claimed he was almost kidnapped and sought to search the plane for a cufflink he lost.
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Dallas
Kansas Supreme Court
Dallas-Fort Worth
DFW
Harold Fatzer
Fatzer
Grapevine
Floyd Gray
Associated Press
Gray
Braniff Airways
Charles Wells
Kansas
Braniff
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Donald Robbins
Oklahoma City
Woolworth's
Woolworth
Ernest Downing
A.J. Krajewski Mfg. Co., Inc
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R.L
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Knickerbocker Toy Co
Middlesex
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Stanley Grogan
Miami International Airport
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U.S
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Gregory S. Schneiders
Shreveport
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U.S. District Court
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Ford
Washington
White House
Ron Nessen
University of Michigan
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Democratic National Committee
U.S. Parole Commission
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Kevin Lee Robinson
Lee’s Summit
Morton Halperin
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Symbionese Liberation Army
Heinz Jurgen Hesse
H.J.H. Inc
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SEC
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Mesquite
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