Curfew Imposed on Ramallah Area by Israeli Forces
Israeli military authorities imposed a 24 hour curfew on Ramallah and Al Bireh in the West Bank amid a six week wave of street violence protesting Israeli rule. The curfew followed soldiers announcing the measure over loudspeakers as residents retreated from the streets.
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Reagan Puzzle Ties Campaign to Vintage Film Icon
A Battle Road Press plan to distribute 5000 copies of an 18 by 24 inch jigsaw puzzle features Ronald Reagan cuddled by Joan Blondell in the 1938 film Accidents Will Happen. The puzzle has 551 pieces and sells for five dollars, with no political overtones intended, say organizers.
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B1 bomber called gold plated toy by Rep Schroeder
Rep Pat Schroeder says the Air Force B1 bomber program is a fraudulently sold jobs plan and fails to meet defense needs. She labels the project a gold plated Air Force toy promoted nationwide as a cure all for national problems. Schroeder spoke after an educational lobbying effort by anti B1 groups.
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IRA Bomb Wounds Seven in London Train Blast
An IRA bombing during London rush hour injured seven and killed a train driver after a gunman fled the wreckage. Police cornered the attacker in a freight yard before he died by suicide. Scotland Yard warned commuters trains and buses are targets, as officers identify the suspected bomber and review prior IRA attacks across Britain.
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New England Forecast Calls for Cloudy Days and Snow Chance
The National Weather Service issues a forecast for Thursday through Saturday with cloudy weather on Thursday and Friday and a chance of snow or rain on Saturday. Daytime highs range from the 40s in the south to the 30s in the north.
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Hearst Psych Doctor Calls Her an Angry Rebel in Search of a Cause
In San Francisco UPI report, psychiatrist Dr. Harry Kozol testifies Patricia Hearst, 22, was a frustrated rebel who willingly joined the SLA crimes. He says her conversion was circumstantial, that she was “ripe for the plucking” and that the cause found her a terrible misfortune amid captivity and violence.
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Fluoride finally flows in Cincinnati water supply
Cincinnati began fluoridating its drinking water after decades of debate. An Ohio court refused an injunction, but anti fluoridationists may appeal within 30 days. Water officials said the addition would be gradual and reach full strength in about two weeks, with downtown residents receiving fluoridated water first.
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Chief seeks federal funds for Republican convention security
Kansas City police chief Joseph McNamara urged urgent federal aid after a Chicago Tribune report described an alleged plot to kill President Ford and Ronald Reagan at the Republican national convention. He said security planning for August 16-20 is hampered by a lack of clear funding from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, hindering coordination with FBI and Secret Service. The plan calls for expected federal backing to cover security needs for the high profile event.
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GAO urges suspension of four nitrofurans in food animals
A GAO report urged halting four nitrofurans used in poultry and cattle due to cancer risk to humans. The FDA has found furazolidone causes cancer in animals, while nitrofurazone nihydrazone and furaltadone are suspected. Residues have been found in milk and meat, prompting a House Commerce subcommittee hearing on FDA oversight.
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Callaway hearing set for April 6 in land-use probe
Washington UPI The April 6 congressional hearing on charges that Howard Callaway used improper influence to gain federal land use for his Colorado ski resort was announced as he stepped down temporarily. Senate investigator Floyd Haskell said if charges prove true, he would have acted improperly. Investigations also underway at Agriculture Dept and Justice Dept as White House officials downplay political impact on Ford’s Illinois primary vote.
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