FDA proposes warning labels on fluorocarbon aerosols
The FDA and CPSC move toward banning fluorocarbon sprays aiming to curb ozone depletion. Labels would warn that chlorofluorocarbons may harm health and environment. about 1 billion cans yearly would be affected. Exemptions apply to certain bronchial and asthma sprays, with a 60 day public comment period.
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Elderly couple murdered in Manhattan highrise home
In Manhattan's Upper East Side Frances and Lawrence Gerber both in their eighties were found dead in their Bath Street apartment after a burglary. The crime occurred Sunday night or Monday morning with no sign of a forced entry as police investigated a possible motive tied to crime against the elderly in the city.
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Greek airliner crashes in northern Greece killing all aboard
An Olympic Airways twin engine prop plane crashed in mountains near Kozani, 275 miles north of Athens, killing all aboard. Six passengers were foreign nationals, including none from Britain, with 11 bodies recovered from the wreckage. Heavy fog and rainy weather hindered the approach as the aircraft reportedly burst into flames after the crash.
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Carter to Meet Congressional Leaders on Capitol Hill
President-elect Jimmy Carter held a 75 minute Oval Office session with President Ford and planned talks with House and Senate chairmen and GOP leaders on Capitol Hill. Officials described the meetings as sociable and aimed at building bipartisan foreign policy and discussing government reorganization, economic issues, and other transition topics.
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Brooklyn man is sentenced to electric chair in NY
Joseph James, 28, Brooklyn, was sentenced to death by electric chair for killing correction officer George Motchan during an escape. He becomes the second Death Row inmate in New York, as the state debates mandatory death penalties and appeals proceed. Justice McQuillan called mandatory death penalties cruel and unconstitutional and cited recent U S Supreme Court actions.
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Woman reveals love affair with Eisenhower in memoir
Kay Summersby, now deceased, asserts in a posthumously published memoir that she and Dwight D. Eisenhower had a non consummated romance during World War II while he was Supreme Allied Commander Europe. She claims he discussed Mamie, urged discretion, and later told her he did not want gossip.
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Gilmore weakens on fourth day of hunger strike
Gary Gilmore nears the fourth day of a hunger strike as he seeks a board hearing to demand a death sentence. Utah Board of Pardons delayed rights hearing from December to November, amid legal pressure over execution timing. Gilmore, jailed for a Provo motel robbery murder, plans to petition in person for speedy death as officials weigh possible forced nourishment. His girlfriend Nicole Barrett remains hospitalized after a suicide attempt, while investigators probe how sleeping pills accessed from outside the prison.
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