Nothing classes cost $15 in Ohio suburb
Glen Miller offers The Art of Doing Nothing eight week course starting Sept 26 in MARIEMONT for $15. The anonymous instructor, described as semi retired, aims to help relax amid tensions and is cheaper than bars or therapy. No textbooks needed. just attend. Newark, AP. First National Bank of South Jersey ties with First National State Bancorporation, expanding to about $3 billion in assets and 146 offices in 16 counties.
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Glen Miller
Cleveland
Miller
Newark
First National Bank of South Jersey
First National State Bancorporation
Bancorporation
White House bar becomes Carter crew’s unofficial hangout
Richard Evans opened Sarsfield's to welcome the Carter administration. The bar has become the unofficial team hangout with a laid back atmosphere where White House staff can relax after long days. Officials note it avoids Georgetown crowds and stays open for informal, unrushed gatherings.
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Sen
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Sarsfield’s
Evans
Carter
Carter Team
Susan Clough
Sarsfield
Atlanta
Clough
White House
O'Connell
Park expected to testify if immunity offered
Tongsun Park may testify in a U S case on Korean influence buying in Congress if Seoul agrees to return him and offer immunity. Park's attorney William Handley says Park could accept immunity under certain conditions and would contest extradition if forced, with plans to return to London after possible repatriation.
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UPD
Tongsun Park
Park
United States
Congress
William Handley
UPL
Seoul
London
Korea
Hundley
Justice Department
South Korea
New Pneumonia Strain Resists Penicillin in South Africa
South Africa reports a pneumonia bacterium strain resistant to penicillin and most antibiotics. First case in Durban in May 1977. Center for Disease Control links cases to Durban and Johannesburg measles outbreak but notes uncertainty about measles role.
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South Africa
National Center For Disease Control
Durban
Johannesburg
David Fraser
Fraser
Palladium in catalytic converters labeled highly toxic
California biochemist Dr. Rajendra S. Bhatnagar warns palladium used in catalytic converters can convert to palladium nitrate and palladium sulfate, becoming profoundly poisonous. Even one ppm can coagulate blood on contact or cause severe systemic harm, including nerve and muscle interference and fetal deformities.
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California
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University of California At
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