Quick-thinking students save driver on Florida school bus
In Orlando Boone High School students acted when driver Jerry King passed out. A student steered to safety, another dialed for help, and classmates kept him warm spraying sugar on his tongue. King recovered after insulin shock. students hope he keeps his job.
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Carlton lowest tar in FTC cigarette test findings
Washington AP reports Carlton and King Sane show the lowest tar and nicotine levels among 135 domestic cigarettes in FTC tests conducted March to May from random brand samples. Players and Ring Size English Ovals rank highest for tar. King Sane menthol and Carlton filter variants show varied results. ACS urges federal tar standards.
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Peron Declines Resignation From Hospital Bed
President Isabel Peron, speaking in a telecast from her hospital room, said she has not resigned and does not intend to resign. The 56-year-old widow of Juan Peron entered hospital Monday after an illness, asserting she will not seek another leave of absence.
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Open meet bill backed by Senate
The Senate voted unanimously to require open sessions of most federal agencies boards and commissions and approved the government in the sun shine bill by 4 to 0. An amendment to exempt the Federal Reserve Board was rejected, with Burns noting concerns about bringing the Fed under the act.
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Sayem Installed as Bangladesh President After Coup upheaval
Supreme Court Chief Justice Abu Sadat Mohammed Sayem took the oath as Bangladesh president at the presidential palace after junior officers who toppled independence hero Sheikh Mujibur Rahman lost a power struggle. The outgoing president Khondakar-Mushtaque Ahmed resigned, and Vice President Mohammadi Jal followed hours later. Observers in New Delhi questioned Sayem’s role, suggesting he may be interim with a ruling council possibly led by the army chief Khalid Musharaf.
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