Amtrak USARAIL Pass Opens Wide Travel For Three Nations
Amtrak announces the USARAIL Pass offering 30 days of unlimited coach travel for $250 adults with discounts for children, plus 14 and 21 day options. Passes usable on most Amtrak routes, with some exceptions, and first class upgrades available by paying the fare difference. Also highlighted are low round trip fares to Miami, Montreal Florida excursions, and improvements in equipment and service cited by Amtrak president Paul H. Reistrup. Patty Hearst, escorted by U.S. Marshal Roo Dubroski, leaves San Mateo County Jail for Los Angeles arraignment before flying back.
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San Mateo County
Swine flu Threat Discussed by Expert Panel
Dr Davenport warns antigens in swine flu differ greatly from past viruses, leaving many under fifty without antibodies. He notes older generations may have partial protection from 1918-era exposure but stresses uncertainty about a fall epidemic. Vaccination is advised to curb potential fatalities.
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Minnesota Zoo takes shape between Apple Valley and Eagan
The 460 acre Minnesota Zoological Garden in Dakota County nears completion with a 560000 gallon Hudson Bay Beluga whale aquarium at a $106 million main building complex. The site includes a one acre Oriental tropics hall and a Minnesota wildlife exhibit, planning for about 1500 animals from 300 breeds.
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Ultrasound Becomes Tool in UT Medical Branch Diagnoses
In Galveston Texas ultrasound is used in radiation diagnosing exams at the University of Texas Medical Branch. The technique maps internal organs via echoes from an ultrasonoscope, offering noninvasive imaging without radiation exposure.
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Galveston, Tex
UPI
University of Texas Medical Branch
Bribes create major scandal for Japanese influence peddling
Tokuma Utsunomiya of the Liberal Democratic party says the United States as a democracy helped inspire Japanese opinion as a bribery scandal reveals kuromaku and yakuza influence behind a curtain. Ordinary citizens express resignation yet hope democracy endures.
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Liberal-Democratic Party
United States
If a Teen Driver Could Talk To Parents Today
A veteran father shares blunt guidance on teen driving, warning that cars are powerful but dangerous. He urges strict limits, shared costs, and teaching judgment while noting teens vary in safety and that reckless dependence on a car can derail grades and finances.
Coffee on Indian mounds in Florida fuels theory
Florida naturalists note small coffee plants growing on Indian mounds, suggesting Indians may have carried and planted the beans. Naturalist Joe Kenner of the Department of Natural Resources says the berries could brew coffee if enough are gathered.
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Ford strike averted as UAW agrees at Michigan plant
A tentative Ford Motor Co. accord with UAW Local 228 in Sterling Heights may prevent closures of Lorain and Avon Lake plants. About 6,100 union members were to vote on ratifying the deal after a strike over 60 grievances centered on safety. Talks resumed after work stoppage and continued overnight before the agreement.
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Wall Street opens higher amid active trading in New York
Prices opened higher on the New York Stock Exchange as the blue-chip average rose last week by 23.61 points. Advances led declines by 232 to 209 among 657 issues crossing the tape in early trading. Turnover ran about 740 000 shares.
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Economic indicators show small February rise
The leading indicators index rose 0.8 percent in February, a slowdown from January’s 1.5 percent gain. The composite index, at 105.7 with a 1967 base of 100, has now increased for four straight months, reflecting eleven sectors and signaling potential future industrial production and employment trends.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Roof Wind Damage at Charleston Elementary School
Strong saturday winds ripped about 40 square feet from the roof of Charleston Elementary on Pole Avenue and Charles Street, causing about $2,000 in damage. School remained open after emergency repairs, with three classrooms affected. Plastic sheeting protected interiors, and roofing work began yesterday and was to finish today.
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Charleston
Pole Avenue
Charles Street
Adolph Kohlmyer
Kohlmyer
Grain prices in Lorain County market report
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association notes closing market prices: Wheat 3.03 per bushel, shelled corn 2.46, oats 1.40, soybeans 4.31. Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio March 29 1976 issue lists daily gas rates and subscription prices.
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Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Furniture Land to close out in Lorain County sale
Furniture Land plans to close its Rt. 57 and Griswold Road store in Lorain County as the lease expires June 1 and management will not renew. Store manager Wade Gill cites poor visibility near the Midway Mall and overpass as a key factor. A close-out sale runs through May at the location. another store exists in North Olmsted.
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Lorain County
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