St Mary Medical Center seeks permit for six megavolt linear accelerator
St Mary Medical Center in Long Beach seeks state approval to install a six megavolt linear accelerator for radiation therapy. The project, costing about 766,600 with 250,000 donated by the St Mary Hospital Guild, aims to cut treatment time and reduce side effects while maintaining current charges in the first year. The initiative has broad local support from other hospitals, the American Cancer Society chapter, the Chamber of Commerce, and city officials.
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St. Mary Medical Center
St. Mary's
Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development
State Department of Health
St. Mary’s
Long Beach
Community
Memorial and
Pacific
American Cancer Society
Betting on a Los Angeles Olympics Costs No Taxpayers?
A Field Research Corp survey commissioned by Los Angeles found 70 percent support hosting the 1924 Olympic Games with minimal cost, while 35 percent favored funding via taxes. Mayor Bradley cites 200 to 300 million in costs offsets from souvenirs and federal funds, inviting taxpayer debate. Critics warn debts rise with each Games and oppose county funding.
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Los Angeles
Field Research Corp
Thomas Bradley
Los Angeles County
Hemispheric unity renewed by Carter panama talks
Washington hosts leading Western Hemisphere figures as Carter presses Panama treaty, arguing hemispheric stability hinges on united stance beyond the United States Panama issue. He seeks to revive Roosevelt and Kennedy era aims, balancing human rights with strategic needs amid regional unrest and domestic pressures.
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Western Hemisphere
Kennedy
Carter
Panama Canal
United States
Panama
Franklin Roosevelt
Mokiey
Inglon
Hemisphere
Canal
Middle East
Africa
Asia
Europe
Americas
Canda
Quebec
North America
Trudeau
Regal Ulitns
Caribbean
Cuba
Brazil
South America
Omar Torrijos
Adalberto Pereira Dos Santos
Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
Peru
Francisco Morales Bermudez
Chile
Augusto Pinochel Argarte
Cortex
Jimmy Carter
Bert Lange
Tongsun Park
Korea
Letelier murder linked to Chilean secret police chief
Washington sources say FBI and Justice Department investigators trace the Letelier bombing to Chilean secret police chief Manuel Contreras Sepulveda. They cite DINA involvement, a Dominican Republic rendezvous, and a Miami to New Jersey delivery chain tied to Brigade 2506 associates, with Chilean President Pinochet alleged to have sought DINA action.
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Washington
Orlando Letelier
Chile
Manuel Contreras Sepulveda
FBI
Contreras
Santiago
Justice Department
Augusto Pinochet
PBI
Miami
Leteleir
Embassy Row
Mike
Ronnie Moffitt
Leteley
Pinochet
Letelier
DINA
United States
Brigade 2598
CIA
Aly
U.S
Guillermo Novo
New Jersey
Boua
Dominican Republic
Brigade 2506
Brigade
Exit strategy surrounding Bert Lance crisis at the White House
Journalists Jack W. Germond and Jules Witcover report that the Lance affair has become a salvage operation for the Carter administration. With Ribicoff and Percy pressuring for Lance’s resignation, aides foresee a political execution. Carter seeks Lance’s day in court, while Lance fights to defend himself and preserve Carter’s reputation.
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Washington
White House
Bert Lance
Jimmy Carter
Sen
Abe Ribicoff
Carter
Lance
Bert
Ribicoft
Senate
Charles Percy
Atlanta Constitution
Ife
Suleveu
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Nelson Rockefeller
Vietnam
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Ks Anderson
Les Whitten
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Jules Witcover
Chicago Triduce Service
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Independent Press Telegram
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Samuel C. Cameron
Miles F. Sines
Dan Ohl
David Levinson
Bert Resnik
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