Pittsburgh Resumes Flu Shots Under New Guidelines
Allegheny County health director Dr. Frank B. Clack announces a restart of the influenza immunization program with tighter guidelines aimed at reducing stress for the elderly and chronically ill. He cautions that deaths among recently vaccinated seniors may occur due to underlying heart disease, not the vaccine, and says the program will halt only if a clear link emerges or vaccines run out. Medical investigators found no link between deaths and vaccination, noting victims likely would have died anyway. Vaccines are being distributed to private physicians to boost accessibility while emphasis shifts to doctor administered shots.
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West German mark revalued amid snake currency realignments
The West German mark rose as the currency revaluation linked to six European currencies was announced. The dollar fell to 2.44 marks, amid near trading standstill while officials explained the move. Also noted, snow in Shenandoah National Park with two inches reported and a forecast of continued cold, sunny days ahead.
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The Mountain hosts a new Middle East Division site
The Mountain base near here houses the rear echelon of a new Army Corps of Engineers Middle East Division. About 180 personnel oversee construction management for Saudi projects worth over $1 billion. The division, formed after phasing out the Mediterranean Division, is split into front and rear echelons for costs and proximity to Washington and international contractors, with a spokesman noting the difficulty of relocating families to Saudi Arabia.
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Nothing Corps Does Is Classified
A 1960s Roanoke area profile visits the Mt Weather installation to view Army Corps of Engineers facilities near Bluemont. The piece notes renovations and a fence separating Corps workers from others, while officials insist nothing they do is classified and that their work remains a public record.
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Campaign Pause Before Final Debate Lets Ford and Carter Catch Breath
Ford rests at the White House after a Sunday church visit and plans to attend the Al Smith dinner in New York before facing Carter in Williamsburg. Carter slows pace after Sunday school in Plains, spreads rest to Tampa and Miami then Winston-Salem and New York ahead of Friday's debate.
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Festival of Leaves Draws Crowds in Front Royal
Despite cool and wet conditions crowds filled the Festival of Leaves in Front Royal over the weekend. A Saturday fire at O Sullivan Corp. caused extensive damage and required nearly two and a half hours of local volunteer firefighting.
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