Study to cost 20 million on Washingtons money mess raid
AP reports the District of Columbia faces dire financial strain amid chaotic records. Senate aide Thomas Kagiela says federal funding could help fix deficiencies in budgeting and bookkeeping. An Arthur Andersen audit found a comprehensive review impossible due to disarray, with unfunded pension liabilities and hundreds of millions in delinquent hospital bills and billing errors.
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Viking sends Martian photos to Earth for landing check
Pasadena reports Viking 1 sent photos and infrared readings from Mars as it nears its July 4 landing site Cosyee at the valley mouth. Scientists from Jet Propulsion Laboratory and USGS study the mosaic images to assess terrain hazards for the three legged lander and search for signs of past water activity.
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Jed Propulsion Laboratory
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Viking Orbiter
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Cosyee
Aasin
Mars
Flu Shots for Adults Advance in U S Plan
Federal health advisers pressed moving ahead with an adult swine flu vaccination program as soon as possible after Labor Day. Trials in adults show safety and efficacy, while studies in children caution on side effects and a delayed start for younger ages.
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Krogman
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Federal Health Advisory Committees
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U.S. Center For Disease Centre
CDC
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Reds celebrate Rome victory in municipal elections
In Rome and across Italy, tens of thousands of Communists cheered a strong showing in Rome's municipal contest alongside national elections. The Communists won about 20 percent of Rome's council seats, while the Christian Democrats led nationally but trailed in the capital. Pope support waned as many Catholics skipped Sunday mass, drawn to Communist promises of a centralized, efficient administration similar to Bologna's model.
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Genoa
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Taly
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Haldeman calls Dean hot dog swinger in White House
J R Haldeman former Nixon aide says Dean was not cleared by FBI for White House work and would not have been hired without checking. He questions Dean's ties to prior firms and suggests possible CIA involvement in Watergate while noting Butterfield pursued a role with Nixon.
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Richard MM. Nixon
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Universal Press Syndicate of
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Nixon
FBI
Justice
Central Intelligence Agency
Alexander Butterfield
Butterfield
CLA
Royal honeymoon in Hawaii guarded by Secret Service
Royal couple King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvie enjoy a secluded beachfront stay in Kawahae Hawaii as photographers and intruders probe the coastal estate. No official word on length of stay. Photographs captured from a distance as the pair relaxed near the water and on the golf course edge.
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Sweden
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Honoka
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Meuna Kea
Psychiatrist says rape left scar on singer
In New York, Dr Lawrence Kaplan testified Connie Francis’s motel assault left lasting emotional harm to her career. The psychiatrist said the rape created a deep scar and guarded prognosis for resuming work, with the singer recounting trauma from the November 1974 incident and ensuing production pressures. Her husband Joseph Gersillt accompanied her during testimony on the final witness day.
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Lawrence Kaplan
Misa Francia
Joseph Gersillt
Mie Francis
Comstriem
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Massachusetts strike drags into third day as workers ignore order
Boston AP report notes about 20,000 of Massachusetts public employees walk out for a third day despite a back to work order. Strikes cripple state services including sewage treatment plants prompting limited returns to avoid raw sewage spills into Boston Harbor and Nashua River.
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Fierce fighting in Beirut area escalates across city
AP dispatch from Nicosia reports Palestinians and their Moslem Lebanese allies say Christian militias conduct widespread attacks in Beirut through the night and today. They claim resistance and heavy losses on attackers, while Beirut Radio cites clashes near Palestinian refugee camps NE of Beirut and in southern districts. Moslem broadcasts accuse Christians of provocations as electricity and telecoms fail.
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