Coleman Lane clash over crime reform and home insulation loans
Republican candidate Marshall Coleman derides the State Crime Commission as ineffective while Democrat Ed Lane pushes insulation loans backed by banks and state guarantees. Lane promotes energy efficiency and reporting by the Division of Consumer Counsel to spur conservation. Coleman urges concrete action and a 1978 report from the crime panel.
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Marshall Coleman
State
Crime Commission
Ed Lane
Coleman
Newport News
GOP
Lane
Winchester
Virginia
Virginia Energy Office
Division of
Consumer Counsel
State Corporation Commission
Multi-Drug Therapy Extends Survival For Small-Cell Lung Cancer
National Cancer Institute scientist says high dose multi drug chemotherapy, with or without radiation, extends median survival from about three months to near one year for small-cell lung cancer. Early-stage patients benefit most, and regular screening for high-risk individuals is urged alongside caution about broader optimism.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
John D. Minna
Minna
NCI
Skeleton thought to be Hoffa found in Pennsylvania woods
Medical examiners from two states examine dental records to identify a skeleton found near Honesdale Pennsylvania potentially linked to Jimmy Hoffa. The 5 foot 7 inch male with extensive gold dental work dated 55 to 60 years old is undergoing examination at the New York medical examiner’s office with FBI involvement.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Honesdale
Robert Jennings
Wayne County
James P. Hoffa
Jennings
Dominick DiMaio
FBI
Dalton Promises Close Look at Health Care Costs
Republican nominee John Dalton vows to curb health care costs by reducing red tape and boosting private sector efforts. He urges outpatient clinics, shared equipment, clearer emergency reporting with a statewide three digit number, and improved interagency communication under a federal grant.
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Dalton
Williamsburg
John Dalton
The
Virginia Hospital Association
Pool Death Attributed To Internal Hemorrhaging
Old Dominion University student Charles W. Jones Jr., 20, died after a prank pool toss at a Holiday Inn in Norfolk. Witnesses said he collapsed after climbing from the water and walking about 30 feet. Medical examiners cited internal bleeding at the head neck junction possibly caused by striking the water. The incident occurred as students were celebrating a planned move to new apartments.
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Norfolk
Old Dominion University
Charles W. Jones Jr
Holiday Inn—Scope
Jones
Old Dominion Village
ODU
Bruce Spiro
Spiro
Joes
Charles
Debra Harrison
City Paramedics
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Stuart E. Eizenstat
Frank B. Moore
Congressional Liaison
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Eizenstat
Moore
White House
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Bert Lance
Thomas Jefferson
Ahern County
California
Elk Hills
Red Adair
Kern County Fire Department
UAW
Jaycee Ettes
Manuel UN
Handley
John Handley
Hilltop Singers
Ome
Bryarly & Louthan
Insurance and Bonding
Rouss Ave
Mecklenburg County
Buffalo
Salt Lake City
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Texas
John Connally
Howard Baker
Tennesse
Robert Dole
Kansas
Valley Mortgage
Company Plaza
Montgomery Ward
Firestone
Valley Ave
Pittsburgh Paints
Parrow
Ested Retail
Righ Niding
Meu
Meaunen
Silas Spots
Woodlife
Golly
Goirs Day Decorating & Hardware Center Inc
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