U S Peace Effort Hopes To Aid Middle East Talks
U N diplomats in New York report Secretary of State Rogers praised U S initiative toward a Middle East peace settlement. Spokesman linked envoy Jarings talks with broader U N efforts while cautions noted not all parties see eye to eye. Egypt and Israel remain central to any progress as the Suez Canal and waterway reopen remain goals for a regional settlement.
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Bellyprinting Gator Shoes Aims to Curb Poaching
Gainesville Florida reports a new system to identify alligators by belly scale patterns, likened to fingerprints. Researchers say bellyprints could end illegal poaching, aid legal farming, and file prints from hatch to finished hide using a centralized data bank.
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Bill Blass Returns To Classic Look For New Line
New York AP fashion notes designer Bill Blass returning to classic styles in his couture fur and sportswear line. He cites the need for conservatism amid a tense union climate, highlighting tailored slacks blazers pleated skirts and a restrained palette while offering a contrasting bold hot pant outfit and evening separates. The collection features quiet browns and metallic threads with floor length chiffons and velvet gowns, asserting the statement that the "look is definitely back." DePauw University to award honorary doctor of laws to Rep Lee Hamilton at commencement in Greencastle Indiana.
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Motorcyclists Death Toll Rises in State
A weekend surge in motorcycle fatalities raises the state toll. Law enforcement lists new names, including Lawrence Bennett, 17, of Moroc, and Kenneth G. Carter, 22, of Rt. 31, amid a string of crashes on rural roads near Jefferson and Hamburg.
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Mansfield Seeks Senate Approval on Troop Withdrawal
AP dispatch outlines Mansfield's push for an amendment to force the withdrawal of about 193000 U.S. troops from Western Europe. Senate leaders and allies debate votes and possible changes, with tensions around timing, compensation for the balance of payments, and allied negotiations as White House signals cautious stance.
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Iota Sigma Phi Donates Equipment To Training Effort
The Iota Psi chapter of Iota Sigma Phi donated equipment to Madison County Association as part of a community service project. The gift, including a lot of records puzzles and color- Jing books, will aid children at Peter Pan School Opportunity School and the Tile T Classroom. Diane Hettinga and Karen Olson led the promotion, with ARC director Barlette noting benefits to retarded children through daily instruction and play.
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Chicago officials reveal a plan covering about 29 pubs and parks across 33 000 acres as part of a broader urban development effort. The proposal outlines the network of sites and the governance framework for the new system.
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High Court Upholds State Hit Run Laws
The Supreme Court by a 5-4 vote upholds state hit and run laws requiring drivers to stop and give name and address after an accident. Chief Justice Warren Burger delivers the judgment, rejecting the view laws are unconstitutional and noting valid state needs such as studying auto accident causes. Justice Brennan dissents, criticizing the decision and plan.
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Arraignment Of Bricker Continued In Court
Washington AP reports State Department says NATO will consult allies on Europe troop reductions in response to Soviet moves while U S officials see progress but stress no unilateral withdrawal. Bricker arraignment continued. Arnold and Mansraignment cited. broader NATO discussion framed as mutual restraint and dialogue.
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Pendleton Area Week Calendar Highlights And Events
Calendar of week in Pendleton area lists a 10 percent banquet at Cafeteria at 6 30 p m Tri Kappa Sorority banquet followed by a ministers meeting at First United Methodist Church parlor 7 am Saturday Annual Evening UMYE spaghetti supper at First United Methodist Church with fellowship until 8 pm Baccalaureate services PS empty partial text notes need clarification.
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Hospital News Notes Local Admissions and Discharges
The Elwood area hospital list reports admissions including Mrs. Eupadine Dowler of Frankton, Mrs. Elsie el of 216 N 16th Street, Harold King of Anderson, Earl Stigall of Frankton, Mrs Edna Barnes, Mrs. Ada Hutchinson of Frankton, and William E. Phillips Jr. Also listed are Mrs. King of 1518 S H St and Mrs. Richard Israel of 1800 Anderson St among others. Discharges include Mrs. Fred Gloser and a baby of Frankton, Mrs. Gladys Anderson, Albert Schultz, Mrs. Ste Bite Slater and baby, and Mrs. Larry J. A note from New Delhi reports 32 killed in a gas explosion near Apinjal West Patan.
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