Radioactive Cloud to Pass Over U S Again
EPA says the radioactive cloud from the Chinese nuclear test will cross the United States again with no immediate danger from fallout. Milk samples show low activity, highest in Baltimore Philadelphia and Hartford yet well below hazard levels. rainfall spread fallout to scattered locations. High altitude winds push the cloud eastward, diminishing strength as it circulates.
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FDA Sets Phased Aerosol Step Down For Fluorocarbons
Washington AP report says the Food and Drug Administration will announce a livetable for phasing out non essential fluorocarbons in aerosol sprays to protect the ozone shield. Interim label warnings will begin mid November with a full timetable by December.
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FBI director Kelley retracts speech criticized media
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley withdrew a prepared speech criticizing the news media for being hostile. A Justice Department release said the test did not reflect his feelings about the press. The Washington Post reported President Ford’s counsel prompted the softer remarks and Levi ordered changes during a Chicago to Albuquerque trip.
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Term of FBI director limited to 10 years
WASHINGTON AP a federal crime fighting program is funded through 1979 with 2.4 billion while limiting the FBI director to a single year term. President Ford signed bills expanding LEAA and creating an independent inspector general at HEW to curb Medicare Medicaid fraud, plus GI bill changes and a military construction package for Guatemala.
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Underworld kingpin Gambino dies at 74 in Massapequa
Carlo Gambino, famed head of New York's Mafia families, died in Massapequa at age 74 after a long illness. Born 1902 in Partinico, Sicily, he entered the U.S. in 1921 and rose to power after Don Genovese's death in 1969. He faced deportation orders since 1953 but remained a central figure in organized crime with ties to Brooklyn waterfront, labor, and gambling. He leaves widow Kathy and daughter Mrs. Sinatra.
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Castro says CIA still plotting assassination against him
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro claims access to secret CIA communications showing the agency may still plot to kill him. He alleged a Cuban double agent on the CIA payroll, said the agent received a Langley query about Castro’s next month travels to Angola and beyond, and warned of past CIA assassination attempts noted by a Senate probe.
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Testimony ends in $20 million libel suit against Muhammad Ali
The trial closed with Tony Perez accused of bias in the 1973 Wepner bout. James Jacobs of Big Fights, Inc., called Perez's officiating “outrageous.” Ali, who retired after defending against Ken Norton, countersued Perez for defamation alleging fixed outcomes. Perez testified he was not bribed or biased, and no bets were placed against Ali. Howard Cosell and James Farley vouched for Perez's integrity.
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Ann Landers Joni Wayne named ACS crusade leaders
APS Syndicate columnist Ann Landers will be national chairman and attorney Joni Wayne honorary chairman of the American Cancer Society education and fund-raising crusade kicking off next April. ACS awards went to Dr Irving Selikoff, Elwood Jensen, and bandleader Lawrence Welk for volunteer work.
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Humphrey to undergo chemotherapy after cancer surgery
Senator Hubert Humphrey is to receive drug therapy to target any remaining cancer cells after surgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Doctors report no evidence of spread beyond the removed area, though regional lymph nodes showed involvement. Humphrey, recovering well, was said to look great by a colleague.
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Minnie Pearl Exhausted. Rest Ordered After Hospital Stay
Nashville Tennessee reports that country comedian Minnie Pearl has been treated at St Thomas Hospital for exhaustion and was ordered home to rest the husband manager Nanny Cannon said she would be all right after her release on Friday.
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Catholic martyr to become saint in Vatican ceremony
A Scottish martyr recognized by Roman Catholics will be elevated to sainthood this Sunday in Vatican City. Britain's Princess Alexandra of Kent will attend along with about 30 members of the Ogilvie family including the Earl of Airlie and Angus Ogilvie, husband of Princess Amundia, cousin of Queen Elizabeth II. The subject, born in Scotland in 1979, was raised a Calvinist.
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Fishermen face porpoise killing ban in tuna fishing
Washington reports that next Friday a ban on killing porpoises in tuna fishing will take effect. The National Marine Fisheries Service says the 78,000 porpoises killed this month reach the yearly limit and warns imports of tuna tied to such bycatch will be banned. Fishermen argue the ban could devastate U S tuna fishing while the law aims to protect marine mammals endangered by the practice.
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Maryland Community Colleges Struggle With State Funding
Maryland community colleges face funding shortfalls as enrollment grows faster than the state budget. Lawmakers consider capping budgets at current levels, potentially harming access. Authorities note competing education segments also seek funds amid rising costs and legal mandates.
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Last smallpox source sought by health workers
Health workers seek the source of what may be the world’s last smallpox outbreak, the Center for Disease Control reports. Five cases are linked to desert nomads traveling routes to Mogadishu, with two possible sources for the infection.
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FDA warns against progestins in pregnancy due to birth defects
The FDA warned that progestin hormones can cause heart defects or limb deformities if taken during pregnancy. It will require new labeling and patient brochures and will notify about 700,000 health professionals. Doctors note many pregnant women use progestin-containing drugs, which do not prevent abortion.
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Maryland Numbers Game Drawn Friday Result
Maryland's Numbers Game daily lottery result for Friday listed 178. The draw took place in Baltimore with no additional context or prize details provided. The fragment suggests a single drawn number and location but lacks full official reporting.
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