Hepatitis Epidemic Seen From Contaminated Shellfish Rise
U S health officials warn the worst hepatitis outbreak in memory may be traced to raw shellfish from Raritan Bay and Virginia clams. Investigations link cases across Newark Delaware Boston and New York to polluted waters and sewage sludge. Dr. Donald Henderson cites four to fivefold increases in liver disease tied to shellfish consumption and stresses the need to avoid raw mollusks until waters are cleaned.
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Virginia
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Pennsylvania
FAA Faces Debate Over Rear Facing Airplane Seats
Washington UPI report shows FAA weighing rear facing seat rules after a conference with ATA NASA AIA and other groups. Stakeholders cite safety data and crashes where seat direction may affect survivability with no clear consensus or timeline for regulation.
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Japanese premier Ikeda faces Liberal split and Kennedy praise
World in a Spin notes mounting friction within the Liberal Democratic Party as mobs disrupt a key bill. Some supporters hope a Kennedy meeting boosts Ikeda's standing. A Kennedy handshake moment is seen as a potential turning point amid domestic strife. The United Arab Republic approves 70 million dollar plan to lift Abu Simbel temples before Aswan Dam lake. New York columnist Jimmy Jemail quips about colored paper money plans and lavender notes.
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U.S. to Lend $9.2 Million to Nicaragua Amid Road Plans
Reports state the United States will loan 9.2 million dollars to Nicaragua for a five year road construction program. The move comes as American officials scrutinize Russia's stance on international agency leadership and regional diplomacy.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Ohio Signs 35 Million Super Roads Pacts
The Ohio Highway Department signed two engineering contracts totaling about 35.7 million dollars for 24.75 miles of superhighways in the Youngstown area. Michael Baker Jr. of Rochester Pennsylvania and Ton Aublio of Youngstown will plan 17 miles on Interstate 80 and 630, with work to run 18 months, while Buchart Engineering Co. of York Pennsylvania will design 7.75 miles of Interstate 80 from Ohio 90 to the Pennsylvania line, to be completed in 15 months.
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Ohio
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York
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France Leads Blockade On IMF Loan Boost
France heads a European effort to block a proposed $6 billion increase in IMF loan resources as Britain faces currency pressure. The plan would create a European Fund with Paris hosting, opposed by the United States which fears weakening IMF authority.
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Washington
HYTNL
International Monetary Fund
Britain
Special Financial Aid Organization
Paris
IMF
U.S
European Fund
Thority
Northeast Ohio Methodists Gather in Lakeside Conference
The 23rd Northeast Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church opened with over 2,500 ministers and laymen. Bishop Hazen Werner announced new district superintendents including Pharman Alexander for Cambridge District. Membership rose to 267,388 with church property valued at over 97 million and contributions totaling 13.735 million.
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Ohio
Akron
Virgil Jump
Mansfield
Harry Young
Mount Gilead
Harold Wintermute
Methodists
The Chronicle Telegram 1881 Elyria Advertainment Notice
The Lorain County Printing Publishing Co issues a June 2 1881 daily edition with price rates for local and outside Ohio subscriptions. The ad notes a private authorization at Hellrix One and references Elm and adjoining evidence in Eldewhere.
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East Ave
Elyria
Ohio Secord
Cina Mall Priviere
Hlyrix
Cartier, Deitnerea
Mat
Arsip
Eviden Fis
Ohio
DiSalle Signs Bill To Curb Sprays
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle signed a bill to shield vineyards and greenhouses from sprays used by the Highway Department and utilities to kill weeds. Grape growers may seek court action after a public hearing to prove crop damage, with enforcement 90 days from signing.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSaille
State Highway Department
State Agriculture Director
Pease
Peterson's Ointment Ad Hyping Fast Piles Relief
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as fast relief for piles with a cooling soothing astringent formula. It claims decades of customer relief and urges purchase from druggists or via a 60 cent box and 85 cent tube, with a money back guarantee.
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