Ford signs revenue-sharing extension during N Y rally
President Ford tours New York and New Jersey as he signs a $25.5 billion bill extending federal revenue sharing for state and local governments from January 18 to September 1851. The move is framed as a milestone in government efficiency amid a tight presidential race with Carter.
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Ford campaign coffers twice as full as Carter's
Ford led Carter in fundraising with twice the available spending room through Sept 30. Ford had spent 35 million of a 21.3 million federal limit and Carter 125 million of his allotment, leaving Ford 15.3 million and Carter 3 million in remaining funds.
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Flu shot clinics close as deaths prompt pause across states
The swine flu vaccination program expands though nine states suspend inoculations after deaths of elderly patients. Officials insist no proven link to the vaccine batch from Parke-Davis. batch Lot A91S304 will be tested as health authorities warn the program could stall if deaths are linked.
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Auto workers set to return to Ford plants after ratified contract
UAW narrowly approved a three year pact ending a four week strike at Ford plants. Production lines to restart this week at Livonia Wixom and Chicago areas while some local contracts remain unsettled. Union leaders warned of continued work stoppages at facilities without local pacts.
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Nurse and union official arrest each other in Maywood incident
Nurse Margaret Leavitt and Larry Spasko, a Hospital and Service Employees Union Local 399 negotiator, were arrested after a confrontation at Southeast Doctors Hospital. Spasko was said to be run down and landed on the hood as Leavitt drove through a picket line inching toward the critical care unit. Both were booked on assault with a deadly weapon and battery plus related charges.
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Ron Medical Hospital
Larry Spasko
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Weather Tonight and Thursday Area Forecast
Tonight and Thursday expect morning fog in the LB area with a low around two and high near twenty three. Molntarse shows fair, windy with low around one. TS shows fair with rain and a low around thirty eight and a high in the low forties.
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Port expansion perils cited in planners' study
City planners warn expanding the Port of Long Beach could slash sportfish populations by 50 to 80 percent and reduce water vegetation and wildlife habitats. They cite diminished tidal flushing, poorer water quality, and higher traffic from freeway widenings as key damages, with leisure and shoreline recreation opportunities at risk.
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Berpor
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Terminal Island
Planning Commission
Farm Panel Delays Ruling on Access Rule
California Agricultural Labor Relations Board postpones action on its access rule until after the November 2 vote on Prop. 4. Chair Gerald Brown cites lack of a proper public vote in the campaign and says no action will be taken now as Prop. 14 would reenact the labor law with changes including the access rule.
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California Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
California supervisors seek special session on tax reform
County leaders press for a legislative session to pass tax reforms and boost service payments amid anticipated L A County health cutbacks. other items include farm labor board offices, a breach about therapeutic bread claims, Everest climbers recount, Sacramento price debate, tidelands fund woes, and a Halloween display at Lakewood store.
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California to proceed with flu shot plan despite deaths
Long Beach will continue its swine flu vaccination program as officials said most California areas will stay on schedule. In Alameda and Santa Cruz counties clinics were postponed or halted pending autopsy results linking Pittsburgh deaths to the vaccine.
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Michigan
Joseph Craig
Santa Cruz County
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Pennsylvania
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Elton F. Blum
San Francisco Bay Area
James Chin
State Health Department
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County to answer queries about flu inoculation program
Los Angeles County health officials set up a Voluntary Action Center to answer questions from physicians and the public about the national swine flu immunization program. Call 213-385-4244 for information. The Health Department coordinates the inoculation program for nine neighboring counties including San Luis Obispo and Orange.
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