New penicillin resistant gonorrhea strain detected in many states
The CDC reports a penicillinase producing Neisseria gonorrhoeae strain spreading across 21 states and 16 foreign countries with 327 829 U.S. cases by May, a decline from last year but still high. Dr Paul Wisner notes ongoing public health efforts since 1971 including education, clinics, and physician cooperation.
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Atlanta
United States
National Center For Disease Control
Guam
Neviseria Eonorthoese
PPNG
Far East
Paul Wisner
CDC
VD ‘Control Division
Wieser
Sportitia
Wiesner
Wid Wiesner
Mexico drops drug possession charges for 1943 people
In Mexico City the attorney general announced a new policy dropping drug possession charges against 1943 people including at least 18 Americans. Officials said identities of foreigners on the list are being confirmed, with checks across consular districts in Mexico and the United States. The process could take about five days.
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Mexico City
Fextco
Aly
Gacar Flores
Aus
U.S
Mexico
Absenteeism Costs Rise, Says Burns in USC Speech
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns warned at the University of South Carolina that rising worker absenteeism threatens productivity and international competitiveness. He cited nearly 1 million workers staying home weekly and over 386 million lost hours, arguing the trend reflects broader work attitude shifts and adds unnecessary costs.
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Columbia
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
Burns
University of South Carolina
Burts
U.S
Lottery number 513 draws bets as Marylanders back 813
Baltimore AP report shows thousands crowding state lottery stations Friday to bet on three digit numbers with 813 drawing strong interest despite unlucky date. By midafternoon officials reported at least 99000 in straight bets on 543, risking an $8.5 million payout and prompting computers to refuse bets on that number. Citizens blamed superstition while officials noted recurring patterns in past lucky numbers.
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Baltimore
Commission
Avuid
Tam Skarzynekd
Jayne
Michael J. Simon
Pikesville
Man Arrested in Sit-In Over Pension Size
ANNAPOLIS AP A one man sit in at the Ameningel County office building led to the arrest of veteran Arundel County officer Harry C. Paesch for trespassing. Paesch, forced into retirement for a heart condition, challenged officials over whether he should receive two thirds of his salary under the medical pension plan or a normal pension based on 12 years of service. He argues a higher benefit and has not drawn a paycheck since April 1. County officials offered a stress free position, but Paesch chose to protest by sitting in the doorway of the Armel Center. Police pressed no immediate action until after about three minutes when arrest followed.
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Annapolis
Harry C. Paesch
Ameningel County
Matt
Aene Arundel County
Fores
Paesch
Department
Ton
Paosch
Armel Center
Bernard Kalnoske
Astley Vick
Wallace Childs
Carter view on Christ's death heralded by Jews
President Carter's repudiation of the charge that Jews killed Jesus was praised by Jewish leaders and church figures. In a letter to Pastor John Steinbruck, Carter rejected anti Semitism, affirmed Jesus a Jew, and urged love for Jewish people. Rabbi Tanenbaum read Carter's note in New York and it drew applause. Steinbruck urged Carter to bolster Christian efforts to end the false witness against Jews.
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Carter
Christ
George W. Cornell
New York
Interreligious
Washington
First Baptist Church
Associated Press
Jesus
John Steinbruck
Luthor Place Memorial Church
Jesus of Nazareth
Tanenbaum
American Jewish Committee
Steinbruck
Vatican
World Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
Carter to curb consultants at Camp David retreat
President Carter spends the weekend at Camp David after Europe and a busy Friday of signing two bills. He directs federal departments to curb consultants, noting costs estimated at about 4 billion annually, while stopping short of eliminating all advisers. The trip includes family arrival by helicopter and mentions Amy Carter and James Earl Carter IV aboard.
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Camp David, Md
Carter
Camp David
Europe
Amy
White House
Chip
Caron
James Earl Carter IV
Jody Powell
Travel to Cuba easier for American tourists
The Treasury Department eased U S travel to Cuba by allowing travel agents to arrange group hotel reservations and pay Cuban businesses directly. Agents may also charter aircraft or ships to Cuba with Cuban government approval, ending stricter past banking limits.
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Washington
Cuba
Caribbean
Treasury Department
U.S
Allegal
Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery draws reported
AP notes Friday draw results for Maryland Numbers Game and Pennsylvania Daily Lottery. Maryland reported 077 while Pennsylvania listed 264. Erle Gay’s comber entry appears in the Pennsylvania listing.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Erle Gay
Second rate care seen in Carter hospital plan headline
President Carter's hospital cost cap would yield second rate care for many, says the AMA. Dr. Raymond Molden notes costly technology and public demands push up expenses, while the proposed formula limits increases to inflation plus a care allowance, prompting opposition from AMA and hospital groups.
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Carter Hospital
Washington
Carter
American Medical Association
Raymond T. Molden
AMA Board of Trustees
AMA
de. Beddingfield
Bckingfield
Corderman bill veto urged over environmental board powers
ANNAPOLIS AP report says critics urge veto of SB 60 arguing it would empower the Board of Review to hear environmental cases de novo, expanding lay oversight and potentially bypassing safeguards. Natural Resources Secretary dares B. Coulter warns it could let special interests bypass protections.
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Annapolis
APJ
Dares B. Coulter
Coulter
Marvin Mandel
Priest’s son ordained into the priesthood in New York
Thomas Holahan Jr., 29, son of Rev. Thomas Holahan, is to be ordained at St. Paul the Apostle Church in Manhattan as a Paulist. Spokesman says it may be the first such ordination since the Middle Ages when Western rite celibacy barred priests from marriage. The elder Holahan, chaplain in Manhasset, had a banking career before joining the church. the family’s path highlights a rare departure from centuries of clerical celibacy.
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New York
Nrder
Thomas Holahan Jr
Thomas Holahan
Ning
Manhattan
St. Paul the Apostle Church
Holahat
North Shore Community Hospital
Manhasset
N.Y
Holahan
Paulists
Campus Christian Center
University of California
Berkeley
Caliu
Protesters freed in New Hampshire after trespass pleas
NH protesters released on their own recognizance after agreeing to guilty verdicts on trespass charges from the Seabrook nuclear plant sit-in. Dozens had been freed earlier. the state faces backlogs and high court costs as the civil suit against Gov Thomson and Atty Gen Souter proceeds.
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Bampton
New Hampshire
Lin National Guard
Amg
Seabrook
Here
County Superior Court
Apell M0
U.S
David Souter
Onder
New Hampshire Hotteo
Souler
McGovern accuses Carter in rebuke over campaign ties
Senate veteran George McGovern accuses President Carter of ignoring criticism and failing core campaign promises. He says Carter is hard of hearing and implies a credibility gap while defending a speech on party principles. Carter responds that the criticism is limited to one Democrat and refers to broader party discontent.
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Washington
Gevere McGovern
Carter
McGovern
South Dakota
Sen. McGovern
Hankus
Unclear local notice of public sale and transfers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates and events including a Labor Day reference and municipal streets in a Hagerstown area. It appears to describe a public sale or notice with prices or bids and a list of locations and street names but the details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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Organ
Tyne
Laval Whittingtar
Anne Arundel County
Follee
Patrekman
Kerry C. Pessch
Arundel Center
Roesch Wat
Letilb
Vincent Frontan
Curb Consultants
Atochin Mountains
American Hospital Association
Association
John Alexander McMahon
Joseph A. Callan
Health, Educations and Welfare
Ediesday
Corderman
Weir
Sill
John Corderman
T+ Washton
Montgomery County
Lawrence Whter
Margaret Schweinhaus
Board 40
Board of Review
Eitisens
Coart
Bowrd
Coulter Eermad
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