Gas poisoning at Springfield hotel injures 37
Thirty seven people were treated at hospitals after carbon monoxide gas leaked into a banquet room during a legislative conference at the St Nicholas Hotel. Rep Thomas Hanahan was among those treated at St Johns Hospital in good condition.
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Jazz clarinetist Volly DeFaut dies at 69
Voltaire Volly DeFaut, a jazz clarinetist who played with Jelly Roll Morton Muggsy Spanier and Glen Miller, died Tuesday at age 69 in South Chicago Heights. In the 1920s he performed with the New Orleans Rhythm Kings.
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Kennedy leads Connally in Gallup poll for 1976 race
Gallup poll of 1 531 adults taken May 46 shows Sen Edward Kennedy with 50 percent to 36 percent for John Connally a 14 point margin Kennedy also leads Connally among major groups 9 to 1 among nonwhites 3 to 1 among young voters and trails Agnew 51 to 49 in another April survey James Farley warns impeachment would be disastrous for Nixon indicating hope for political stability
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Hesburgh to Receive LBJ Award for Equality Leadership
The National Urban Coalition will honor Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh at the first Lyndon Baines Johnson award ceremony. Hesburgh, former Civil Rights Commission chair and Notre Dame president, is recognized for sustained leadership toward equality of justice and opportunity for all Americans.
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FPC approves 73 percent hike in wellhead natural gas price
The Federal Power Commission authorized a 73 percent rise in wellhead gas prices, potentially costing consumers from Texas to New England about 61 million dollars annually. Two offshore Louisiana fields will sell gas to Tennessee Gas Pipeline for England at 45 cents per thousand cubic feet, 18 cents above prior rates.
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