Indians offer Manhattan deal amid inflation and claims of value
The White Earth Reservation council, led by its chief, approved a plan to sell Manhattan to state and New York City officials. The deal asks $74.61 in back rent and credits, arguing inflation has raised the area’s value to monumental levels.
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Demand to disclose privileged dairymen certificates
Sacramento APH report says a consumer activist group urged state officials to release the names of milk producers holding high value certificates under the 1967 milk pooling law. The disclosure would reveal which dairymen sell milk at premium prices, prompting calls for public records access and potential court action if denied.
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APH
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Rosenberg case contradictions surface in released papers
Documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show Greenglass's 1953 testimony alleging that Ethel Rosenberg typed atomic bomb material, a claim contested by a 1980 Justice Department transcript. The Rosenberg committee accuses agencies of publicizing materials to mislead, while Michael Meeropol criticizes fees for access to files.
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Te National Committee
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Ethel
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Prison at Clinton Correctional Facing Allegations of Dehumanizing Conditions
Reporter and inspection team described Clinton Correctional Facility as a bleak 190 year old maximum security prison housing over 2,000 inmates in crowded cells with harsh procedures. Inmates alleged beatings, humiliating strip searches, confined religious items, and prolonged punishments including isolation and forced rectal searches, while officials denied systemic abuse and promised inquiry.
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Washington
Cimon
New York
Clinton
James Edwin LaValle
Evolution and faith clash in reader’s provocative question
Opal G asks why millions of Christ figures not born from women if evolution explains life. Dr terms challenge consensus on evolution and science fads. The letter cites DDT debates, nitrous oxide, and stars cited by Sagan to argue against gradual human origins.
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Segant
Opal G
Crane
Harvard
Yale
Farm specialist to visit Peking
The Department will send farm specialist Nesley to Peking to join the U S Liaison Office in China as agricultural representative. The 56 year old Texan will be the first farm specialist in China since relations with the People’s Republic were renewed. Officials say his work will focus on gathering information and establishing contacts for future American trade interests.
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Washington
China
Neeley
Moscow
Wil Crnee
Jin Agricure Department
United States
Bridge points By ALFRED SHEINWOLD
Bridge column recounts a hand where South ends in a slam after end play and a dragon analogy. It includes a daily question with the dealer holding spades act hearts AQ diamonds KJ 10 clubs 487 and the answer to bid two spades forcing to game.
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West
St. George
Declarer
East
Quadruplet Babies Die After Premature Birth in Italy
In Taranto, Italy, four baby boys born Thursday to Mrs Giavarella died yesterday due to breathing difficulties. The premature birth occurred one month early. Mrs Ciavarella, 34, wife of a police officer, is reported in good condition along with two older children, ages 11 and 9.
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Taranto
Italy
UPI
Giavarella
Ciavarella
Carroll Righter Horoscope for Saturday Arues
Horoscope notes for signs with guidance on actions and temper. Taurus advised to avoid arguments and check written material. Gemini warned of financial strain and urged to cool down and build constructively. Moon Children urged to engage in cheerful activity and dress well for health. Leo encouraged to push through anxieties with productive work. Virgo advised not to criticize friends and to avoid gatherings when moody. Libra cautioned against public mistakes and to handle credit wisely. Scorpio told to avoid changes and avoid new allies that cause trouble. Sagittarius urged to handle responsibilities without delay and avoid temper. Capricorn warned about miscommunication and social plans. Aquarius advised to keep cool and complete Saturday tasks. Pisces urged to enjoy inexpensive recreation and avoid irritability with partner.
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Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
P.m
What is best treatment for whiplash says Dr Steinerohn
A reader asks the best treatment for whiplash from a rear car crash and whether a collar is essential. The reply explains whiplash injury mechanics, early diagnosis, heat and aspirin for minor cases, and neck immobilization with a collar when advised by a doctor.
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