Flu shot probe in US looks for links to paralysis
In Atlanta AP reports researchers at the national Center for Disease Control are examining whether swine flu immunization programs are linked to Guillain Barre syndrome. Officials say investigations in eleven states Alabama New Jersey Colorado Minnesota Connecticut Maryland Michigan Kansas Oklahoma Rhode Island Virginia expand as data refine denominators and numbers.
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National Center For Disease
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Jatess. Dita
ENC
William Foege
Voege
Alabama
New Jersey
Colorado
Minnesota
Connecticut
Maryland
Michigan
Kis
Oklahoma
Revile Island
Kidnappers Withdraw Death Threat in Madrid Case
Madrid Spain AP kidnappers of Antonia Maria de Oriol a chief adviser to King Juan Carlos canceled the death threat claiming they would hold him until amnesty for Spain political prisoners is granted Interior Minister Rodolfo Marlin Villa said the threat was an attempt to pressure the government and the plan to grant amnesty to some 250 prisoners was under consideration Informaciones said the note showed Oriol was alive a week after the deadline and the group identified themselves as GRALO the First of October ANA Fascist Resistance Group
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Madrid
Spain
Juan Carkes Sayl
Rodolfo Marlin Villa
Tubley
Informaciones
Antonia Maria de Oriol
Orin
New Not c
Palice
GRALO
Oribi
Carlos
Calim
Stette
Fords sign with William Morris agency for memoir rights
Washington Post reports President Ford and Betty Ford have selected the William Morris theatrical agency to negotiate memoirs and related spin offs. Dean Durch says no offer will be considered before January 20. Norman Brokaw met Ford in the Oval Office and with Betty and Susan to discuss representation and possible joint or separate memoirs.
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Washington
Ford
Willa Morris Theatrical Agency
Washington Star
Dean Durch
Bureh
Norman Brokaw
Morris Talent Agency
Oval Office
Bvife
Betty
Susan
Brokaw
Rureh
Grounded Nantucket tanker may split apart in storm
A Liberian tanker Argo Merchant stranded on Nantucket shoals leaks vast oil as 40 to 60 mph winds and 8 to 10 foot waves threaten hull failure. Water in 25 of 40 tanks signals fracture while Coast Guard braces for more oil spill and seeks salvage help amid gale warnings.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Nantucket Shoals
Nantucket
Sail Coast Guard
James P. Stewart
Richard Gritsbs
New York
Alfred Kirchhoff
Argo Merchant
Sealife
Charges Bank
Cape Cod
Richard Livingston
Woods Hale Oceanographic Institute
Venezuela
Salem
Mass
Parole denied for Joas Little in murder case
Joas Little, 22, denied parole after acquittal of murder tied to the death of a jailer while she served a 7 to 10 year sentence for breaking and entering in 1974. She was held in Beaufort County jail during appeal when Clarence Allegond was killed with an ice pick.
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Haleugh
N.C
Joas Little
Winte Jaiter
Miss Little
Beaufort County
Clarence Allegond
All in the County: Telephone School Board Meetings
A history note explains that county meetings by telephone resumed in 1973 74 and much of 1975 under Clyde Lutz and the Stroups, with public discussion and decisions made without debate.
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Clyde Lutz
Stroups
Dallas
Stanley
Bessemer City
Stroup Brothers
King Pin Lutz Under Fire On Gaston County School Board
Longtime member Clyde Lutz faces a 6-1 majority as questions over gas and repair tickets at his business tied to Gaston County schools linger. Critics urge open meetings, better communications, and accountability, recalling past board tensions from 1973 to 1975.
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Clyde Lutz
Gaston County
Lutz
Gaston County School Board
Gazette
Harmony
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