Paralysis not linked to shots says federal officials
Atlanta based health officials report no proven link between swine flu vaccinations and paralysis cases. The CDC notes 54 Guillain Barré cases in several states with 21 vaccinated within 30 days, but overall figures not reliable due to lack of national study.
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Carter Wins by a Narrow Margin in 1980 Presidential Vote
Carter defeated Ford by 1,681,135 votes, 40,827,292 to 39,146,157, a 2 percent edge from 81,518,720 ballots cast across all states and DC. Eugene McCarthy led minor candidates with 745,346 votes. Lester Maddox 170,086. Roger MacBride 171,912.
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Britain Unveils 4.2 Billion Budget Cut and Tax Hikes
London reports Britain's Labour government imposes a 4.2 billion dollar public spending reduction over two years and raises taxes to curb the economic decline.
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Britain
Spain voters back Western democracy in landmark referendum
In Madrid the national referendum to authorize free elections next year drew large turnout despite early threats from radical left kidnappers who vowed to execute Antonio Maria de Oriol within 48 hours unless 15 political prisoners are freed. Government rejected bargaining as Spaniards cast ballots days after Franco's death.
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Army cheating at West Point far larger than believed says panel
A 81 page report chaired by Frank Borman says many cadets colluded on an EE homework case last March and were not punished. It cites 151 cadets swept up, urges readmission for those ousted, and criticizes the honor system as inadequate while supporting its goals.
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Martin R. Hoffmann
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Frank Borman
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Schmidt Re-elected West German Chancellor in Bundestag Vote
Helmut Schmidt was re elected chancellor of West Germany by a 250 to 243 vote in the 496 member Bundestag. The Social Democrats and Free Democrats formed the coalition that won the October 3 national elections with a slim majority.
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Rare Collector Plates Outperform Stocks Says Exchange
Northbrook based art exchange reports rare collector plates now beat stocks. An exceptional plate once $25 in 1965 fetches $1,750, another bought for $9.75 in 1969 sells for $440. Free report offered by The Bradford Exchange with request before December 25, 1976.
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