First flu shots launch 135 million program
Public Health Service launched a nationwide swine flu vaccination program with $135 million in funding. Presidently, mayors, the elderly, and chronically ill received the first doses in Indianapolis, Los Angeles, and Boston areas. Health officials warned egg allergies as the main risk and noted mild arm soreness and slight fever as possible side effects.
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William WH. Hudeut
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Old Bill's Simple Last Rites Spark Community Help
In Louisville Kentucky William S Summitt, claimed to be 110, died this week fearing a pauper’s burial. Needing a dignified funeral, pastor Rev Parker and undertaker Alton Neurath organized a $700 service with church members guaranteeing the balance. Mrs Miller, guardian to his sister-in-law, said a private burial plan became possible through community support and a modest goodwill effort.
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Parker
Miller
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Maryland Lottery Numbers Drawn Friday Result
Maryland Numbers game drawing announced in Baltimore shows Wally Lottery as the 350 prize winner. The Friday drawing identified the winning number and parity for the state lottery.
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Maryland
Wally Lotery
NATO leaders warn of Soviet buildup in Europe and sea
NATO officials warn of a wide Soviet arms buildup on land and sea, stressing no intent to attack the West but signaling concerns over potential aggression in gray zones. They discuss Yugoslavia as a possible flashpoint and note doubts about expanding treaty coverage, amid mobile SS missiles and debates on broader alliance scope.
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Kidnap victim murdered in Florida ransom case
Frank V. Meli a 20 year old university student was found murdered in a backyard grave after he was kidnapped for 2700 dollars. Police say he was slain before the ransom could be delivered. Suspects Nathaniel Taylor 21 David Washington 26 are held without bond with a third man sought. The motive appears to be the ransom drop failed and bank funds were exhausted.
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First National Bank
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Arafat vows fight to death in Lebanon conflict
In savage fighting Palestinian guerrillas slow a right wing Christian assault on mountain strongholds above Beirut. Arafat orders mass mobilization in Sidon and seizes fuel for West Beirut. Syrian armor advances near Bhamdoun and Aley while fighting rages along the Beirut Damascus highway.
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Aley
Beirut Dammascus
Bashy Gemaye
Guerridlan
Soviet Union
Elias
Sarkis
Hater
France
Egypt
Saudi
NAACP aided by labor union in bond delay case
The NAACP and 328 defendants won a week's postponement to post a 1.56 million bond to appeal a 12 million damages ruling in a racially motivated boycott case. Mississippi Supreme Court upheld bond level at 15 percent, while NAACP and AFL CIO pledged funds to cover the rest. hearing set for Oct. 7 in Oxford.
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Haynes
William
David Seth Michaels
Inver
Orma Smith
Oxford
Smith
New York
Aplcio
United Auto Wormers
Wall Street closes worst week of year
The Dow Jones average fell 10.3 on Friday finishing a week that saw the index drop nearly 30 points, its steepest weekly decline since December 1975. Trading weakness followed reports about an investigation into President Ford's campaign finances, described by officials as significant and serious. Ford maintained confidence investigators would find no wrongdoing.
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Jlaslice Department
Atty
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Ford
Statement of Ownership for The Daily Mail
Ownership and circulation details for The Daily Mail filed October 2 1978. Lists publication frequency annual issues 307 price 9.00 location of offices 2 Summit Ave Hagerstown MD 21749 publishers James A Schurz editor James M Schurz managing editor George Rush. Includes known bondholders and stockholders with 1 percent stakes and notes on fiduciary relationships.
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