Nursing home cited for safety faults before West Philadelphia fire
A Washington Hill Nursing Home in West Philadelphia was cited a week earlier for 31 safety violations including no sprinklers. Forty residents escaped as a pre dawn blaze trapped others. one minorly injured. Fire officials noted alarm delays and a second floor bathroom fire during remodeling. Inspectors found poor wiring and narrow corridors in violation of the 1972 Life Safety Code. Administrator Rev Wycliffe Jang said he was unaware of the citations.
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Tokyo conferees set new round of world trade talks
Delegates from 82 countries approved the Tokyo Declaration launching a new two year round of negotiations to rewrite global trade rules under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. U S Treasury Secretary George Shultz urged monetary reform draft by 1974 as over 600 officials gathered.
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Sri Lanka expels Red from Front coalition heads
In Colombo Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike expelled Moscow aligned Communist party leader Dr A Wickramasinghe from the United Front. She cited inability to treat him as a member. The move follows a broader push toward liberalization and reform in Sri Lanka's governing coalition. The report also references global trade talks and IMF currency discussions, including mentions of a Nixon Round and the Kennedy Round. The Tokyo Declaration splits developing nations into two groups, labeling many African states as least developed. Brazil and Mexico are cited as more advanced on modernization.
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Heyerdahl's sea pollution view disputed
University of Texas scientist challenged reports by ocean explorer Thor Heyerdahl on widespread ocean pollution. Maurice Ewing testified at hearings on offshore petroleum development noting industry input, while environmental groups urged caution to prevent damage. Heyerdahl claimed tar globs and plastic across the ocean.
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Council On Environmental Quality
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More funds to runaway youth aid
An administration official in Atlanta announced steps to boost the 1.5 million dollars available for services to runaway youths. Assistant Secretary Stanley Thomas noted the issue is social as well as legal, stressing collaboration with parents and youths rather than nationwide federal runaways housing. He spoke during a visit to the Southern regional director of the HEW agency.
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Sun Fo Sun Yat-sen’s Son Dies at 83 in Suburban Hospital
Dr Sun Fo, sole son of Sun Yat-sen, founder of the Chinese Republic, died Thursday at a suburban hospital at age 83 after a heart attack. A UC Berkeley and Columbia graduate, Sun Fo served as Canton mayor, held top Nationalist posts, led the Legislative Yuan, and was twice premier before the 1949 Communist victory. He later lived abroad and returned to head the Examination Yuan until his death.
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Seven die in car truck crash near Marble Falls
In a heavy rainstorm six miles south of Marble Falls Texas seven people died when a car collided with a truck on Thursday afternoon. Among the dead were Petry Falk 44 and his wife and infant daughter from Elgin. The truck driver John Percy of San Angelo was hospitalized. Also reported Rev Howard J Kenna 71 longtime Holy Cross leader in South Bend Indiana died Thursday.
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DC9 Remains Stranded In Mud At Charlotte Airport
An Eastern Airlines DC9 skidded off a rain slicked runway at Douglas Airport Charlotte causing a temporary halt in arrivals. No injuries reported minor damage. Fourteen people aboard including crew. Weather forced diversions and delays until one runway could reopen. Cape Kennedy name to be reconsidered as Canaveral per Interior Department hearing set for Feb. 9.
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