Soviet Dissident to Leave USSR After Nobel Peace Prize Impact
Valentin Turchin leader of Moscow Amnesty International chapter says life as a Soviet dissident is unbearable. He and his family will emigrate to teach at Columbia University after four years of activism and repeated police pressure. He notes Helsinki accords worsened prison conditions and cites growing crackdown while recognizing new Moscow members now total eight.
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Murder probe continues in Md. three girls stabbing case
Police in Elvaton Md. investigate the stabbings of Deborah Hogan 10 Theresa Hogan 8 and Anne Marie Brzeszkiewicz 8 after their bodies were found in a stream near Southgate. A blue Volkswagen reportedly seen nearby and a knife sheath are noted while autopsy details remain withheld.
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William Chaplin
Anne Arundel County
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Anne Marie Brzeszkiewicz
Baltimore
Robert Russell
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Logan Service Safety Director Malone Daily Trucks Route
Logan city officials schedule daily truck routes under Safety Director Fred Malone. On Monday the trucks will be in operation across designated streets and neighborhoods as part of routine safety and service maintenance.
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Bills Signed By Gov Rhodes Lets Bond Proposals Merge
Gov. Rhodes signed an emergency bill allowing Hamilton County and similar counties to combine multiple building bond proposals into one ballot item, a change expanding on existing highway project grouping rules. The action also approved a county children's services benefits plan and a land sale agreement near Indian Lake, with a separate non emergency bill delaying charity trust registration for county agricultural societies until Jan 10 1978.
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PAB Exposure Caused Cancer at Monsanto Plant
Monsanto disclosed that exposure to para amino biphenyl, used in synthetic rubber, caused bladder cancer in 36 workers at the Nitro plant. Spokesman Barney Wander said six deaths were confirmed and 227 men were screened, with 155 receiving ongoing checks.
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