State Exec Collapses in Tyler Cup Heat in Dallas
A 61 year old executive in his first Tyler Cup heat in Dallas suffered a heart attack and collapsed during the fitness race. Thomas J. McMullin, chairman of Communications Industries of Dallas, is in serious condition in a Dallas hospital. Amarilla Slim among six men arrested in Amarilla bookmaking raids. Shim, aka Thomas Austin Preston Jr., charged with bookmaking and released on $25,000 bond.
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Dallas
Thomas J. McMullin
Board of
Communications Industries of
Amarilla Slim
Amarilla
Shim
Thomas Austin Preston Jr
The Nation Death Probe and Bus Overturns
Federal attorney says final FBI report is awaited on nine mysterious deaths at Ann Arbor VA Hospital from July to August 15, with more than 40 others surviving similar attacks. A chartered Pennsylvania Turnpike bus crash killed two women and injured 35 others, with several in serious or critical condition across Sacred Heart, Grand View, and Quakertown Hospitals.
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FBI
Ann Arbor Veteran Administration Hospital
Jochurch
Sacred Heart Hospital
Quakertown Hospital
Grand View Hospital
French by election tests Giscard popularity in Assembly
In a key National Assembly by election government candidate Lundry barely defeated Socialist rival, a vote seen as gauge of President Valery Giscard d Estaing’s standing after 16 months in office. Pierre Abelin, 58, veteran politician and minister for cooperation with developing nations, won with 27 418 votes equal to 52 60 percent.
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Lundry
National Assembly
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Pierre Abelin
Dillards Offer Permanent Hair Reduction Solution
Dillards promotes long term freedom from unwanted hair using the Krea Der matron Method. Patients are urged to schedule a free consultation with their Electralogist to assess gentle and safe permanent results.
Rates Will Rise for Federal Employee Medical Plans
The Civil Service Commission announced a near 3 percent premium increase next year for about 6 million federal workers on the high option plan due to rising health costs, malpractice premiums, and new technology. If Congress changes Medicare and insurance law, rates could climb further. Blue Cross Blue Shield and Aetna plan losses may total around $100 million this year, with a dental option coming for federal workers.
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UPI
Civil Service Commission
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Kissinger Meets Chinese Leaders in Cordial Talks in Peking
Secretary of State Kissinger and Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping hold a first hour and forty minute session, described as cordial and frank, as Ford’s China visit looms. Kissinger tours the Museum of Ancient Art with his wife, then resumes talks emphasizing detente and U S Sino relations.
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UPI
Henry Kissinger
China
Kissinger
Nancy
Peking
Teng Hsiaoping
Kissingt
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Teny
Ford
Turing
U.S
Russia
United States
Moscow
America
Bresser
People Republic of China
Grand Central Station
Chiaa
Teng Hsiao-ping
Society to Admit Men To Preserve Federal Funds
Mortar Board Inc a national women's Hanai society tentatively voted to admit men at a weekend emergency meeting to avoid potential loss of federal funds. The action came as the 66 year old organization faced possible cutoff of federal lands due to noncompliance with regulations.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPS
Mortar Board, Inc
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