Carter Begins Talks With Fahd on Middle East Tensions
Carter starts two day talks with Saudi Crown Prince Fahd as U S Saudi ties face pressure over Israel recognition and Palestinian state prospects. Fahd arrives amid health concerns for King Khalid, with Begin’s victory and oil price shifts looming over U S policy and regional stability.
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Sick-out spreads to hospital technicians in LA area
A rolling sick-out by hospital workers in Los Angeles County spreads from nurses to laboratory technicians and other staff. Harbor General reports 69 of 185 lab techs absent, outpatient clinic closed, and only emergency lab work underway. Mental health centers in Santa Monica and La Puente delayed by staff call-ins, with some centers still open.
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Suit Filed Over Illness On Sitmar Cruise Ship
Grady files suit through attorney William Price on Sitmar 25 000 ton voyage for 1000 damages per passenger plus medical reimbursements. Grundy and 800 passengers claim health issues on May 7 departure from Los Angeles. Public Health Service and National Center for Disease Control seek illness source while no hospitalizations reported.
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They Assume Crime Is Not Mental Illness, Study Finds
Freudian psychologist Dr Stanton Samenow reports a seven year federally run study with Samuel Yochelson showing criminals are not insane and cannot be fixed by education or money. They identified 63 patterns across 225 criminals, arguing behavior stems from choices made early in life rather than poverty or race. Seven of 24 hard core criminals reformed after intensive retraining.
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Joint chiefs OK pullout plan in Korea
Washington reports the Joint Chiefs of Staff accepted President Carter's decision to withdraw all U.S. ground troops from South Korea. Generals debated the move but were not asked for a collective opinion. A U.S. delegation arrived in Seoul as Philip Habib reiterated Washington's security commitment.
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Memorial Day weekend road death toll estimate
CHICAGO AP The National Safety Council estimates 400 to 450 people may be killed in accidents on the nation s highways during the Memorial Day weekend, the year s first warm weather holiday.
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California Energy Official Questions Early Coal Shift Feasibility
The chairman of the state Energy Commission said California industry cannot meet President Carter's energy timetable to switch to coal. He warned the tax for gas and oil users could become an economic penalty and urged federal flexibility. He cited air quality, coal transport, and economics as barriers to early coal conversion.
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