Congressmen may dodge Maryland state tax shift
Washington AP report notes lawmakers from out of state pay taxes in their home states and seek exemption from Maryland taxes. The Senate advanced a bill by voice vote amid protest from Maryland's Charles Mathias and Paul Sarbanes, who warn it would end double taxation if state law grants credits for taxes paid elsewhere. Mathias calls the measure an inequity against Maryland citizens.
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Fight against cancer paying off says NCI director Newell
Washington speaker Guy R. Newell, acting director of the National Cancer Institute, told a House subcommittee that cancer deaths are falling across all ages under 35 and that five years of intensified efforts have yielded new anticancer drugs and fewer hazardous cigarettes. He noted 250 chemicals are being tested for cancer risk and that more than 25 states have screening programs for cervical cancer. Newell said the goal is to reduce incidence, morbidity, and mortality and eventually eliminate all cancers, while disputing claims that up to 90 percent of cancers come from environmental factors.
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New photochemotherapy shows strong skin disease results
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital report photochemotherapy using a light activated drug clears peeling skin in 4 percent of patients with severe disease and reduced psoriasis symptoms in 8 percent, across 16 centers. Over 1,600 patients received the treatment, with rare temporary side effects. FDA approval pending.
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Journal of Investigative Dermatology
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Concorde Produces Most Noise On Takeoff
A Federal Aviation Administration study finds the supersonic Concorde jetliner generates about twice the takeoff noise of a conventional plane but is not louder on landing. Results align with the manufacturer’s tests and will influence whether the French British aircraft is accepted at other U.S. airports.
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Four arrested in Lansing bank robbery attempt and police death
Four suspects were arrested after an armed bank robbery attempt in Lansing led to the first police fatality in the line of duty. Policeman Mac J. Donnelly Jr., a nine year veteran, was killed after engaging the gunman during hostages. One officer was wounded and a suspect disarmed after a car chase outside the bank.
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Nazi camp survivor warns on court ruling aiding Nazi march
Skokie survivors react to a Supreme Court decision allowing a Nazi rally on July 4 amid fears of spreading hatred. Sel Goldstein, head of Remnants of the Holocaust, decries free speech as protection for hatred. Page notes planned march by National Socialist Party of America and local ordinances challenged.
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Sel Goldstein
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America
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Counting votes in Ireland takes longer
Dublin, Ireland begins counting after Thursday elections as officials warn results may not be known until Sunday. Polls show Fine Gael-Labor likely to edge Fianna Fail for a second term, with turnout brisk and Northern Ireland violence absent. An Irish Times poll finds about half of voters indifferent to the outcome.
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Girl graduation requires police escort in Columbus case
Kimberly Clark BO faced booing at Hamilton Township High School graduation ceremony after finishing four years in three. A Common Pleas Court judge struck down the school board’s filing, and Franklin County prosecutors assigned a police guard to protect her as she received her diploma during the ceremony. Kimberly, due to turn 18 in July, plans to attend Ohio University to study piano and violin.
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Broadway Limited Famed train runs late on birthday
Amtrak hosted a 75th birthday celebration for the Broadway Limited as the historic train, once famed for speed, ran late on its New York to Chicago run. Aboard, passengers faced delays on portions of the route due to aging track, with speeds sometimes dropping to 6 miles per hour to 60, while remnants of luxury service from the Pennsylvanian era linger in the dining and observation cars.
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Pennsylvania daily lottery number drawn on Thursday
A Pennsylvania daily lottery drawing produced its Thursday number. Officials reported the winning digit sequence and possible prizes based on ticket entries.
Maryland Lottery Daily Draw Ends Amid Confusion
An AP report notes a halt in Maryland's daily Lottery drawing as confusion surrounds the winning number 955. Details on the halt, timing, and responsible officials are unclear from the fragment.
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Maryland
Fragmented OCRlegal notice item with garbled data
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered dates and addresses amid nonsensical text. It mentions Be 3 Sorat Ave, Higernomy, and Hapervorn 171FH, with unreadable numbers and references to a fee or value. The legible elements are minimal and no coherent action or notice can be determined.
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Amin claims 19 Britons carried him to meeting in Kampala
In a Radio Uganda broadcast Amin claimed 19 Britons bore him on their shoulders for 116 miles to a Kampala meeting, a plan originally set at 5 miles. A spokesman noted the bearers were tired after the demonstration and Amin urged Uganda's people not to mistreat 30 Britons remaining in the country despite London condemnations.
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Anita Bryant to perform in New Orleans amid security hush
Anita Bryant arrives Friday for a concert in New Orleans with details of her travel and hotel kept secret for security. Church groups back her stand on homosexuality plan rallies outside the hall while opponents pledge demonstrations. Protests followed earlier appearances in Houston and Chicago, with several arrests for disorderly conduct.
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Canadian PM greets wife at Ottawa airport
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau arrives home from London to a greeting from his separated wife Margaret and their three sons. They leave in a limousine from Uplands and Mrs. Trudeau follows in her own car. The separation was announced about two weeks earlier.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
London
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Uplands
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Fish Actor Demands 50000 Over Lost ABC Roles
Abe Vigoda claims producer must repay him 50000 for a role he missed due to last minute ABC schedule changes affecting his participation in Fish and Barney Miller. He says Tanny Arnold altered July and August taping, blocking NBCs 79 Park Avenue.
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Abe Vignola
Vigoda
Tanny Arnold
ABC
Harold Robbins
Longshoremen Move Nests to Clear Pier Obstacle
In Seattle, longshoremen delaying unloading of a Panamanian freighter as mother seagulls squawk trigger a safety move. They relocate several nests to a safer spot, then drive trucks and complete unloading after six hours with minimal nest damage. Carl Bee of Seattle Stevedore notes hope for hatching eggs before next shipment.
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Carl Bee
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