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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1976

Page

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Confirmation sought on swine flu case in Wisconsin

In Madison AP report officials pursue a second possible swine flu case after a Jefferson County farm youth recovered. The head of the Mushal program notes confirmation is needed before any declaration. The unidentified 45 year old case is compared to Don Harris of Green Bay, the state's first known case.

Madison Wis Jefferson County William M. Schatz Monay Oilleinis Don Harris

Left wing Labour rebels oppose spending cuts in UK

In London the Commons backed Labour's plan to cut public spending by about 4 billion dollars with 219 legislators for and 51 against as 7 left wing Labourites opposed. The abstention of Conservative opponents and the IMF loan conditions shaped the vote and political dynamics.

London House of Commons International Monetary Fund Canser- Vilives

Judge annuls adoption of woman by her lover

In Westerly Rhode Island Judge John F Lallo of the Probate Court annulled the adoption of Elaine Ivy Tallersall by Joseph A Comelli III a 32 year old man who was divorcing his wife The judge ordered the couple to appear with their lawyer on January 5 to discuss the case Their attorney Aram K Berberian said the adoption was intended to legitimize their cohabitation and gain social respectability The judge had previously approved the adoption noting there was no legal alternative since both adults consented to the arrangement

Westerly John F. Lallo Joseph A. Comelli Elaine Ivy Tallersall Laws Aram K. Berberian Lallo Comelli Miss Tattersall

Saudi Arabia denies Carter oil price leverage claim

BEIRUT, Lebanon AP Crown Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia says Riyadh did not use oil price hikes as leverage against President-elect Carter. Fahd rejected interpretations of the move, calling it a global responsibility. OPEC members mostly agreed to 18 percent price rise on January 1 and 8 percent on July 1, while Saudi Arabia and UAE backed only 5 percent.

Beirut Lebanon Fahd Saudi Arabia Carter al Anwar Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC Arabia United Arab Emirates

Betty Ford centers on election loss in Vail ski trip

Betty Ford, wife of the president, relaxed in Vail Colorado after Carter’s defeat and said she and the president will move to California next year. She spoke of skiing, shopping, and plans for a part time teaching job while noting her health issues. The Fords arrived for a two week vacation and will keep a Vail condo.

Vail CGLO Colorado Borkbes Tesort California Betty Forkseers Vail Mountain Ford Vall Village Carter Ake Cfeare Palm Springs Palm Desert University of Michigan Fords

IRS delays plan to tax race track winnings

Washington AP reports the IRS delays withholding on winnings at tracks to await potential changes in the 1976 Tax Reform Act. Lawmakers Long and Ullman plan action early next year, with possible inclusion of withholding on high odds bets and other thresholds.

Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS Congressional Tax Russell Long al Ullman Congress Acticy URS Lee ERS Tirst

Md Lottery Draws 297 as Maryland Numbers Shall Play

In Baltimore the Maryland Numbers Shall Play lottery results show the winning number 297 was drawn. The draw occurred Tuesday with players hoping the combination would bring prizes and fortunes in the state game.

Baltimore Maryland

Saint in overalls eyed for beatification by Pope Paul VI

In Vatican City Pope Paul VI expressed hope to beatify Matthew Talbot next year, the Irish alcoholic laborer known as the saint in overalls who reformed after a 13 year drinking spell and worked in a Dublin lumberyard while aiding the Church. He also condemned the Mafia as chronic and ingrained, urging Christmas spirit and reforms over prisons.

Vatican City Paul VI Dublin Pope Paul Matthew Talbot Talaot Talbot Vatican Congregation For the Causes of Saints Ant Paul Church

Gilmore ordered into isolation at Utah State Prison

Gary Gilmore, 36, was placed in isolation for 46 days at Utah State Prison after disciplinary incidents including smashing a light and throwing food. Officials said three isolation terms had been imposed for misbehavior, with a prior term starting December 15 and Gilmore now under constant supervision after two apparent suicide attempts. He is awaiting execution by firing squad for a Provo motet clerk killing and has resisted attempts to appeal.

Salt Lake City Utah State Prison Gary Gilmore Leen Iatch Utah State Fie Gilmore University of Utah Medical Center Samuel W. Smith Hatch Smith

National leaders attend Daley funeral in Chicago crowd

Mourners braved 18 egros temperatures outside two churches to honor Mayor Richard J. Daley as President-elect Carter and other dignitaries prepared to attend the funeral mass. Carter, Rockefeller, Kennedy and other leaders were slated for morning services while Daley’s empire absorbs transition chatter and local political maneuvering continues in City Hall.

Chicago Richard J. Daley Carter Nelson A. Rockefeller Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass

Soviet air power outstrips U S says aviation expert

London AP reports British aviation authority John W R Taylor says Soviet air strength outnumbers the West and could force the United States to deploy major nuclear forces against a conventional Soviet attack. He urges rapid bomber development, F106 interceptor replacements, and classifying the Backfire as strategic under SALT talks. He notes Russia's 2600 interceptors and 12,000 SAMs versus the U S 315 older interceptors and no SAMs for homeland defense.

London America United States John W.R. Taylor Jare Vienna Soviet Union West Taylor Russia

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