Humphrey undergoes colostomy for intestinal obstruction
Senate veteran Hubert H. Humphrey, 66, was to have abdominal surgery at the University of Minnesota Hospitals to explore a blockage in his large intestine. Doctors could not rule out recurrent cancer as a cause and warned results would come after the procedure.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
University of Minnesota
John Najarian
Humphrey
Najarian
President Carter
Cyrus Vance
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
University Hospital
Walter F. Mondale
Carter
Minnesota Democrat
B.J. Kennedy
Zoning Extension Approved for Health Facility Site
The Scottsdale city council granted a one year extension of multifamily zoning on a 20 acre parcel north of Shea Boulevard near Scottsdale Road to allow Duane Fifer of Los Arcos Realty time to seek financing for a planned health care facility.
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Los Arcos Realty and Investment
Scottsdale
Fifer
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Cholla Street
74Th
75Th Streets
Cholla Estates
Paradise Park Trails
Shea
Hayden
McCormick Ranch
The Champion of the rails still runs
AP Special Correspondent Jules Loh describes the Champion passenger train scene from southern Virginia to Florida. Passengers know a lone old man in a wheelchair waves from his porch, a longtime friend to the train crews. The piece notes the train’s 1,264 mile NYC to St Petersburg route and that Amtrak now runs it, with likely reduced service to eight months a year.
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Jules Loh
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Champion
Virginia
Erwinmith
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic Seaboard
New York City
St. Petersburg
Fla
America
Atlantic Coastline Railroad
Amtrak
Johnson Seen Easing Path for FBI Director Post
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson, praised by liberals and conservatives, is favored for Senate confirmation as FBI director. Sen Thurmond expects approval barring unforeseen events, while Kennedy lauds his civil rights record and commitment to equal justice. Senate hearings may follow the September recess with questions on enforcement, Alabama cases, and intelligence methods.
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U.S
Frank M. Johnson
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Bureau
Johnson
Congress
Carter
Senate Judiciary Committee
Strom Thurmond
R.C
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Judiciary Committee
James B. Allen
Dala
Allen
Ask the Doctor Does knee jerk indicate sanity
A physician explains knee reflex tests do not measure sanity. A tap below the kneecap stretches the quadriceps, causing a brief kick. Results reflect nerve pathways, not mental state, and must be compared with other signs and the other leg. Address questions to Dr. William J. Goldway for general interest answers.
Greyhound IBM antitrust suit heads to trial in Arizona
The 9th Circuit orders a trial on whether IBM monopolized markets in electronic data processing. Greyhound Computer Corp accused IBM of restricting sales to harm leasing firms while IBM won on a contract breach claim. The court found sufficient evidence of monopoly power in leasing to merit a jury decision on damages.
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San Francisco
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Arizona
Greyound Computer Corp
Greyhound Bus Lines
IBM
Greyhound
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E. . Indian School
Service Inc
Scottsdale Pharmacy
N. Scottsdale Rd
Fountain & Food Service
Paonte
Pinnacle Peak Village
Pinnacle Peak Road
Plaza de Alamos
Pinnacle Peak Land Company
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