Missouri swine flu case spurs cautious vaccine interest
Health officials report rising public concern over swine flu after Missouri case, but clinics see limited turnout. Officials say cold weather and news awareness drive inquiries while vaccine stock remains ample. Doctors note mixed responses and only modest rises in actual inoculations across states.
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Pascal Imperato
Imperato
Allegheny County
Miscouri
Diane Peterson
Minnesota
Coonordis
Heles Brace
St. Louis
Georgia
Judge rules wife must pay alimony on Long Island
Long Island heiress Margaret Cheatham was ordered by Nassau County Supreme Court Justice Douglas F. Young to continue alimony payments to ex husband Leon Cheatham. The judge cited a 1974 voluntary alimony agreement and noted legal precedent that a wife may be required to support a former husband, despite earlier arguments against such alimony.
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N.Y
Long Island
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Nexsan County
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Aed
Baktwin
Cird
Leonks Cheiatbae
Crosihan
Cheatham
Clearwater
Liz in Good Condition After Horse Fall
The 44 year old actress Liz Taylor is in good condition after a fall from a horse near her farm. She was admitted Tuesday afternoon with contusions and lower back pain. Warner, a former secretary of the Navy, spoke of the accident and said she could be released soon pending doctors’ assessment.
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Jobe W. Warner
Safty Oblas
Taylor
Warner
Navy
Miners Stay Off Job After Bomb Found at Parbody Mine
About 50 miners at Parbody Coal Co. mine in Morganfield Kentucky refuse to return to work until police locate the bomber. UMW District 23 president Bobby Nodsinger said the suspect is still employed at the mine. State police Lt. G C McMillen cautioned on motive while continuing the investigation. The device, found during a preshift shaft inspection, was wired to a power saw and could have killed many if activated. The mine was evacuated after discovery.
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Parbody Coal Co
United Mine Workers
Bobby Nodsinger
UMW District 23
G.C. McKlillee
McMillen
Nobsinger
American couple among 30 killed in plane crash
An American couple, Jack and Joel Campbell of Decatur, pictured among 30 victims, died when a propjet airliner crashed and burned in northern Greece during a domestic flight. Campbell worked as an agriculture tractor for a Greek subsidiary. their teenage grandson Sheva accompanied his parents. The family had spent the weekend in Alvma and were returning to Larisse.
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Decatur
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Alvma
Lereed
Sibe
Gramdeon Sheva
Larisse
Campbell Inf Howe Chllken
Legionnaire recalls glassy-eyed madman at convention
An American Legion delegate testified that a “glassy-eyed” man in a royal blue suit may have known about a mysterious disease before it struck. He described the man’s eerie remark and noted the suspect’s appearance and accessories as investigators probe potential toxins and other explanations for the outbreak that killed 39 and sickened 15.
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American Legion
George Chiavella
Lauton
House
Subcommittee On
Consumer Protection
John Murphy
DNY
Chiavetta
Leonard Bachman
Pennsylvania
Bachman
Mate Beall Department
Murphy
Lawyer says convicted killer wants to leave this planet
Salt Lake City AP report says Gary Gilmore, hungry and weak from a hunger strike, told attorney Dennis Boaz he would rather die than live, and would be glad to be executed if security could allow him to be with his friend Nicole Barrett in prison. Gilmore has dismissed multiple lawyers while awaiting parole board review.
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Gary Gilmore
Dennis Boaz
Gilmore
Utah State Prison
Baz
Boaz
Nicole Barrett
Piis
Nicole
Boazsx
Tom Jones
Kioself
Vern Damico
Provo
State
Par- Gons Board
Calvin Rampton
Who Should or Shouldn't Get the Swine Flu Shots
The CDC outlines age and health factors for who should receive the swine flu vaccine and the vaccine types. Healthy children under 3 months to 11 years require two shots, while those with chronic illness have two shots of a bivalent vaccine protecting against swine and A Victoria strains. Healthy adults up to 24 years get one shot, while 25 to 64 years may need one shot. those over 65 get one shot. Some states lowered the minimum age for the bivalent vaccine for healthy or chronically ill adults to 50. Symptoms resemble flu: fever, chills, headache, cough, sore throat, and fatigue.
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New York
Center For Disease Control
CIC
Paula
Maryland Numbers Game Drawn Winning Number
The winning number drawn Tuesday in Maryland's Numbers Game daily lottery was 293.
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Maryland Lottery
Baltimore
Maryland
Swine flu victim becomes instant celebrity in small town
Concordia resident Larry Hardison, a Continental Telephone repairman, drew national attention after a mild swine flu bout last October. He juggled multiple interviews as he recovered by November 13, noting how a rumor of a nation’s first case sparked local curiosity. Missouri officials anticipate 1.23 million vaccine doses to arrive for emergency distribution.
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Larry Hardisan
Jone Namen
Concordia
Hardison
Larry Handison
Handison
Continental Telephone
Kansas City
Dinon
Ike
Hardiso
Br. Jerry Meyer
Dides
Jim Donabo
Missouri Tamentization Program
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