Ford’s Half-brother Leslie King Dies In I-40 Crash
The Tennessee State Safety Department reports Leslie H Bud King Ford’s half brother was intoxicated at .14 BAC when his 1977 Lincoln Continental drove the wrong way into a tractor trailer on Interstate 40 near Lebanon. He, 53, owned a Cookeville tire shop and was a former Republican delegate. President Ford—aware of the death—could not attend the funeral.
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Here
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Tennessee
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Citizens Band
Billy ‘Hutson
Sparta
Wrenna
Swine Flu Vaccination Lag Across U.S. Adults
CDC reports less than a quarter of eligible adults received swine influenza shots as the immunization drive starts in October. Through Nov 27, about 4.76 million doses were given, down from the prior week, with 22.29 percent of 135 million adults vaccinated overall and wide regional gaps including Arkansas and Illinois. Investigators probe a Concordia Missouri swine flu case, the first since Ft. Dix, with laboratory confirmation but no evidence of person to person spread.
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National Center For Disease Control
CDC
Federal Health Agency
Concordia
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Ilinois
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Ft. Dix
N.J
Exploding Stars May Offer New Hope for Mankind
Honolulu report quotes British astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle at the University of Hawaii. He says heavy elements from supernovae could provide long term energy, uranium among them, lasting a million years or more, avoiding fossil fuel depletion and nuclear risks.
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Fred Hoyle
University of Hawaii
Hoyle
Eight U S Cities Facing Financial Troubles Say Brookings Expert
A Brookings Institute researcher identifies eight major cities Boston Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Newark New York Philadelphia and St Louis as financially troubled due to poor management weak long term revenue plans and sagging economies The report presented at the National League of Cities convention warns of reduced services higher taxes and eroding public health and safety outcomes while proposing emergency grants and stronger state oversight as possible remedies
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Denver
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Brookings Institute
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Academy of Contemporary Problems
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Ohio
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Philadelphia
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National League of Cities
New York City
The Great Train Robbery Pioneered Narrative Film
The 1903 release The Great Train Robbery is widely regarded as the first cinema film to tell a cohesive story with a structured plot and sequential scenes. It helped establish narrative technique and editing concepts in early movie history.
Wholesale Prices Rise 0.6 Percent in November
The Labor Department reports wholesale prices up 0.6 percent in November, driven by higher fuel and processed foods. The index reaches 185.6 from a 1967 base, with overall prices 4.2 percent higher than a year earlier. Employment gains reflect strike settlements and labor-force expansion, while unemployment edges up to 3.9 million with longer jobless durations.
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Leonard Curry Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Ford
Carter
Ford Motor Co
Sea Lions Used To Retrieve Rocket
Norfolk Navy uses three sea lions from the Quickfind Unit in San Diego to recover a $50,000 antisubmarine test rocket from the ocean floor near Little Creek. The animals, trained by operant conditioning, dive to deep depths faster and cheaper than divers, aided by a grabber device on their snout.
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Norfolk, Va
UPI
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Little Creek Amphibious Base
Norfolk
Don Ridgway
Carter rules out wage and price controls for four years
President elect Jimmy Carter said there is no plan to seek wage and price controls in the next four years barring a national emergency. He noted potential steel price hikes and announced expectations to name Cyrus Vance as secretary of State and Bert Lance to the OMB at a news conference.
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Helen Thomas Washington
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Cyrus Vance
Atlanta
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
NBC Today
Castro’s Power Intact as Cuba Forms New Assembly
Cuba swears in a National Assembly with Blas Roca as president and Raul Roa as vice president while Fidel Castro remains head of the Communist Party and prime minister role is abolished. The 481 delegates include Raul Castro and Osvaldo Corticos. Delegates are chosen via municipal assemblies under a new five year term rule.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Communist Party
National Assembly of People’s Power
Castro
National Assembly
Caribbean
Nist
Blas Roca
Raul Roa
Raul
Osvaldo Corticos
Kelley In No Hurry To Resign Position
FBI Director Clarence Kelley says he will not resign when Carter takes office and aims for an apolitical, professional role. He notes no precedent for resigning with a new administration and expects his actions to shape future protocol for FBI directors. He was appointed in 1973 by Richard Nixon.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Jimmy Carter
Kelley
Notice to Clear Title for Abandoned Vehicles in Sandpoint
Dec 1 notice requests clear title for a 1952 Jeep wagon ID 541684632 with a lost title and for a 1962 Ford Falcon No 2R11V166424 abandoned. Addresses: Dan S McIntire Rt 3 Box 612 Sandpoint Idaho and Charles Finney Rt 3 Box 227 Sandpoint Idaho 83864.
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Dans. McIntire
Sandpoint
Charles Finney
Ida
Lost title for 1936 Ford coupe Ser IDA-30317
Denis Spade reports a lost title for a 1936 Ford coupe with serial IDA-30317. The owner’s mailing address is P O Box 1288 and the notice dates listed are December 1, 3, and 6.
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Denis Spade P O. Box
Sandpoint
Notice of Hearing in Kneisel Estate Idaho 1976
Patricia Ann Kneisel files for Summary Administration of estate as surviving spouse sole heir. Hearing set for December 20 1976 at 9 30 am in Sandpoint Idaho Bonner County Courtroom. Interested parties may appear to contest petition.
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Patricia Ann Kneisel
Sandpoint
Bonner
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