Elizabeth II faces hectic day with diplomacy and meals
The Associated Press reports Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will spend a busy day in Washington meeting American dignitaries, lunch at the Capitol, and a reception and dinner at the British Embassy as part of a flurry of diplomatic engagements.
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Ford orders HEW to rescind school event ruling
President Ford ordered rescission of a HEW ban on single sex school events after irritation at reports the ruling violated Title IX. NOW criticized the stance as chipping away at protections, while HEW studies determine legality and potential legislation. Civil rights officials argued the events breached antidiscrimination law.
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Blood Disorder Not Tied to Radiation In Embassy Case
Washington AP State Department medical experts say a 3-year-old American girl removed from the U S Embassy in Moscow has been hospitalized in the United States for a bizarre blood disorder. A second 3-year-old child in Moscow may have similar illness. doctors are unsure of cause but say radiation is not to blame.
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Christians Push Toward Tripoli in Lebanese Conflict
In northern Lebanon, Christian Phalange forces claim to overrun remainingist villages and advance toward Tripoli and Enfe while facing denial from Muslim leftist commanders who report rapid changes of control. Syrian intervention is cited as aiding right wing forces with tanks shelling Tripoli outskirts.
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Hayes trial resumes in San Angelo murder case
In San Angelo Texas AP testimony continued in the murder trial of Frank Hayes former Castroville city marshal charged with the 1975 shotgun slaying of Richard Morales 29. Defense called 30 witnesses after the state rested including potential testimony Hayes might take the stand. Prosecutors presented medical examiner Dr Ruben Sanchez and firearms expert Ronald Richardson among others. Evidence included Morales death from a close range shotgun blast and blood evidence in Hayes car with organics and soil matching questions.
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Cadet alleges bias in West Point honor code enforcement
A West Point cadet accuses the U S Military Academy of unevenly enforcing the honor code and says others sold stolen gear, cheated on exams and impersonated officials without punishment. He filed affidavits from about 20 of 148 cadets awaiting hearings to support a reverse on his July 16 military hearing for cheating on a take-home engineering exam.
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Nonmedical Workers Strike 33 Private Hospitals in NY Metropolis
In New York an AP report says 37,000 nonmedical employees struck 33 private hospitals in the New York metropolitan area. The hospital president presented a map while the other hospital’s vice president stacked trays during the protest.
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Dutch heart patients begin surgery prepping
Nine Dutch heart patients started tests today in Houston as they prepare for planned heart surgery at the Texas Heart Institute. The Dutch Heart Patients Association arranged travel for up to 300 patients over the next year due to Dutch hospital overcrowding and wait times.
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Carter seeks running mate as Ford Reagan clash continues
Carter works toward selecting a running mate with talks in Plains with Senators Glenn and Mundale and possible discussions with Rodino. Brown Jr and Muskie still weigh presidential bids as Ford and Reagan battle for delegates in Colorado and North Dakota ahead of the GOP convention.
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