Good Cause Radio Men Get Drunk on the Air
Charleston radio figures sparked a debate on drunken driving as two WCAW hosts Roger Galloway and Mike Hammer drank on air to promote the cause. They stayed loud and slurred after 12 ounces vodka and 12 ounces rum, endangering a plan to warn motorists. Audience included state troopers and officials from Alcohol Division and the attorney general office. Both later left by others, arguing the stunt illustrated dangers of drinking and driving.
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Charleston
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Roger Galloway
Mike Hammer
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Galloway
WCAW
State Mental Health Department
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Deukmejian Calls Government Backing for Emergency Care
Long Beach Assemblyman George Deukmejian urged city county or state governments to underwrite emergency care in private hospitals. He testified in Los Angeles before the Assembly Interim Committee on Public Health, proposing contracts guaranteeing payment of emergency bills to ensure treatment regardless of funds.
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Stricken Bennati Tanker Heads to Hampton Roads
The Italian tanker Al berio Bennati, damaged by Hurricane Faith, sails under its own power toward Hampton Roads Virginia. The Coast Guard reports engine room pumped dry and restored, making about five knots, escorted by cutters Mendota and Chilula. The engine room flooding occurred after a 35 foot wave, with the chief engineer reported killed.
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New York
Alberio Bennati
Hampton Roads
Coast Guard
Mendota
Chilula
Bennati
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