Man revived from near death faces pneumonia setback
Joseph Rue, 48, who was clinically dead for more than two hours after freezing temperatures left him unresponsive, has developed pneumonia but is expected to recover. Doctors say the extreme cold slowed his metabolism and helped survival, with no signs of brain damage. Rue, a father of seven, was found in a housing project hallway and revived after extensive resuscitation and warming efforts.
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Tycoon Indicted in Lockheed Payoff Scandal
Kenji Osano a Hawaii hotel tycoon indicted for perjury in sworn Diet testimony linked to the Lockheed payoff affair. Tokyo prosecutors also charged Yoshio Kodama with tax evasion totaling 655 699 dollars for 1975, part of a year long probe involving payments to promote Lockheed aircraft sales in Japan.
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Carter's Inauguration Day Delights Family Moments
Washington UPI report recounts President Carter's inaugural day as a family affair. He praised the day as the greatest in the Carter family, danced with Rosalynn, noted his wife’s dress, and shared memories with Amy and Mrs. Lillian Carter. Billy Carter joined celebrations as Amy drew attention at events across the District.
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Curtis New Demo Leader Chosen by Democratic National Committee
Former Maine governor Kenneth M Curtis was elected Democratic National Committee chairman following President Carter's recommendation. Curtis, a Carter ally, addressed the group vowing to unite the party and improve national lives. Vice Chairs Carmela Lacayo and Coleman Young, along with treasurer Joel McCleary and secretary Dorothy Bush, were also chosen.
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JURY WINS GUILTY VERDICT IN EXPLOSIVES CASE
The last juror to vote guilty says other panel members pressured her to convict Wendy Yo Shimura. Lucille Mitchell, 61, a former Oakland hospital worker, changed her vote after being called stupid. Foreman says initial votes centered on explosives and weapon counts with a mistrial on one count after six days of deliberation.
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Unity in Christ and a Call to Return to Scripture
A Sandpoint Church of Christ pamphlet argues unity among all believers is possible and urges a return to the Bible as the sole rule of faith. It condemns denominationalism, promotes taking the name Christian, and invites Bible study at the Sandpoint Church of Christ with service times and mailing address.
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Family slain in extortion plot tied to Baader-Meinhof gang
Police found the Kraemer family murdered in Brunswick West Germany after extortionists took 68750 from the Volksbank. Bank president Wolfgang Kraemer his wife Brigitte and three children were strangled as officers discovered a note linked to Baader Meinhof. Only daughter Sabine survived.
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How to Fit Storm Windows for Savings
The article explains trimming overlap after attaching plastic to a frame, leaving about a 1 inch air space. It notes storm windows save energy and money, with annual savings depending on climate, from 19 cents per square foot of window area in mild climates to higher in harsher conditions.
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