Judge rejects DC-10 grounding bid in crash fallout
Washington AP report: A federal judge denied a temporary restraining order to ground all DC-10s amid the Chicago crash that killed 274. FAA inspections found defects in about half of domestic DC-10s. Ralph Nader urged halting DC-10 flights. an American Airlines DC-10 passengers slid from emergency slides after a bomb threat scare at Kennedy and another DC-10 diverted due to a hydraulic issue.
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Washington
U.S
Airline Passengers Association Inc
Federal Aviation Administration
American Airlines
Chicago
O’hare
George Hart
Hart
Association
FAA
Kennedy International Airport
Art Jackson
San Francisco
Siamese twins' skin grafts succeed in Utah operation
Salt Lake City AP report says Lisa and Elisa Hansen, 19 months old, separated Siamese twins, underwent a 142 hour operation at University of Utah Medical Center. Skin flaps have taken, no infection, but prognosis remains weeks to months away. They remain in critical but stable condition and may need more plastic surgery.
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Salt Lake City
Lisa
Elisa Hansen
John Dwan
Uni
Versity of
Utah Medical Center
Dwan
80000 Amish immunized in Lancaster polio drive
In Lancaster County many residents were vaccinated at three day polio clinics to curb an outbreak among the Amish. Health officials reported 56,452 immunized yesterday and 30,081 on Saturday. Volunteers used oral drops and queues stretched into damp parking lots.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Mary Swisher
Eugene Wojciechowski
State Health Department
New Holland
Italy ends two day parliamentary vote with CD gains feared
Rome AP reports Christian Democrats seek cross party talks to build a majority while premier Andreotti warns caretaker government may govern through summer. Turnout runs 72 percent. polls predict CDU gain and leftist losses, including the Communists. Security forces report few disturbances across 76,466 districts.
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Rome
Italy
Senate
Christian Democratic
Carlo Donat-Castin
Giulio Andreotti
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Communists
Carter plans three agency shut downs for $100,000 in savings
The Carter administration proposes eliminating three small agencies the Annual Assay Commission, the U.S. Marine Corps Memorial Commission, and the Low Emission Vehicle Certification Board, plus transferring the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission to the Justice Department. The move, part of a yearlong review, aims to trim costs while noting obsolete functions and limited impact on policy or services.
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Brooks Jackson Washington
Carter
James McIntyre
Congress
McIntyre
U.S. Marine Corps Memorial Commission
Peking
Office of Management and Budget
Whittle
Commission
Department of Energy
Car bomb kills Royal Ulster officers in Northern Ireland
A booby trap car bomb killed a police superintendent and a constable during an anti guerrilla sweep in Armagh near Crosmagien. Police blamed the IRA Provisional wing for the attack as sectarian conflict claims its 34th life this weekend in the province.
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Armagh
Northern Ireland
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Crosmagien
County Armagh
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
IRA
Provos
TRA
Upstater Jim Hutton Dies in Malibu Services Planned
Hollywood AP reports actor Jim Hutton, 45, known for Ellery Queen, Hellfighters, and The Green Berets, died Saturday of liver cancer after a hospital stay. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Our Lady of Malibu, with burial at Westwood Memorial Park. Hutton, a Binghamton native and Syracuse alumnus, starred in films and TV from the 1960s through the mid 1970s and began his career while serving in the U.S. Army in Germany.
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Hollywood
Jim Hutton
Hutton
Los Angeles New Hospital
Murray Neidorf
Binghamton, N.Y
Syracuse University
Ivoryton
Col
Thomas R. Hutton
Binghamton Evening Press
Walt Disney Television
John Wayne
U.S
Nuremberg
Germany
Douglas Sirk
Our Lady of Malibu Roman Catholic Church
Malibu
Westwood Memorial Park
Mortuary
First Annual Super Blue Run Opens Registration
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Central New York sponsors the Super Blue Run in cooperation with the Syracuse Track Club and the Syracuse YMCA. The event on June 10 1979 offers 10 KM AAU sanctioned, 5 KM, and two 1 mile Fun Runs with trophies for age group top five, T shirts and ribbons for 5 and 10 KM finishers, and entry details at local offices and the YMCA.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Central
New York
P.O
Syracuse
Central New York
Syracuse Track Club
Syracuse Ymca
Syracuse Scottish Pipe Band
S. Warren Street
YMCA
Sporting Goods
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New York State
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