U S curbs misleader pamphlet on sterilization policy
Washington reports HEW plans revised rules to curb sterilization propaganda and discourage hysterectomies as a preferred method. Secretary Califano says new regulations will define department policy on sterilization procedures amid Congressman Moss complaints about claims of sexual pleasure.
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Califano
Dollar closes higher after hectic week
The dollar firmed in international markets after a turbulent week that saw it dip to record lows against major currencies. Gold surged to its highest close since July 1975, with Zurich at 166 125 and London at 165 875 per ounce, lifted by IMF gold auction effects and broader market optimism.
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International Monetary Fund
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Man killed in Yosemite fall during mountain climb
Burt J. Miller aged 20 from Deachart Michigan fell about 600 feet to his death while descending a peak below Glacier Point in Yosemite National Park. His companion Mark Dixon guided rangers to the site and Miller's body was recovered hours later, marking the sixth climbing fatality in the park this year.
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Upi
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Deachart
Mich
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Glacier Point
Mark Dixon
Park Rangers
Britain faces blackout as power workers threaten halt
In London a power workers’ slowdown spreads across factories and shops, risking a total blackout. Up to 2 million people lose electricity as two plants serving London and southeast England shut down, while the Electricity Generating Board warns workers in breach of contract. Energy Secretary Tony Benn pleads for a return to normal operations.
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Acquitted battered wife aims new life in Michigan
Francine Hughes was acquitted of murdering her ex-husband in a self defense case and plans to rebuild with her four children. A judge ordered a $2,500 bond to force her to undergo a required psychiatric exam in Ypsilanti by November 15, after which she would be permanently freed. The jury found her innocent by reason of temporary insanity for the spring killing.
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Woman Acquitted in House Fire That Killed Hughes
Mrs Hughes admitted setting the fire that killed Hughes but claimed insanity from 13 years of abuse. She and her attorney spoke after the bond hearing as a police officer delivered red roses with an anonymous note. Feminists hoped the acquittal would spark abuse defense rights, while Mrs Hughes eyed a fresh start with her children in Jackson Michigan and returning to school.
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Mich
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