Surgeon General Koop predicts smoke free society by 2000
The 1995 smoker will likely be segregated from society or forced to smoke outdoors as America moves toward a smoke free society by the year 2000. Koop says the government will not ban smoking though militant non smokers have already made smoking harder.
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Babies born to smoking mothers raise US neonatal costs
Boston AP report notes maternal smoking elevates neonatal care costs by 152 million dollars annually. Researcher Gerry Oster says the study, presented in San Francisco, finds smoking mothers yield smaller babies and higher risk of low birth weight, driving extra ICU use.
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United Mine Workers Lose Suit Over Elk Run Damages
A federal jury in Charleston awarded Elk Run Coal Co. $1 million in damages and $267,000 to two construction firms, while denying punitive damages and liability to the international UMW. Elk Run blamed UMW leaders for a 1981 mine site rampage and illegal picketing in 1980 81. Massey Coal subsidiaries were named in the suit.
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Tuesday Rain Likely With Clearing Midday
A weather forecast notes rain likely Tuesday morning with partial afternoon clearing. Highs forecast 60 to 65, southeast winds 10 to 15 mph, rain chance 70 percent. Tonight mostly cloudy with 40 percent rain chance. lows 45 to 50. Wednesday partly sunny and milder, highs 65 to 70, light winds.
Dow Jones falls as market quiets after gains
On Monday the Dow Jones industrial average slipped 4.70 points to 1,364.14 after retailing stocks drew buyers while the rest of the market eased. The report notes last week’s 28.90 point rise for the index amid a generally subdued session.
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Walkout at the U N Bramwell bus accident blamed on driver error
Federal investigators say a Bramwell bus train wreck resulted from driver error. Howard A. Stout, 34, of Roanoke, died in the crash and four Bibleway Pentecostal Holiness Church members were killed while 30 were injured. The investigation cites inexperience and misreading bus gauges as factors with a probable cause due in months.
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General Telephone seeks rate hike in Virginia
General Telephone Company asked the Virginia State Corporation Commission on Monday for a 1.5 million dollar, 19.5 percent rate increase in local telephone service. Proposed monthly rises range from 2.93 to 3.57 dollars for residential service and 6.75 to 8.08 dollars for business service. New rates would take effect November 20 and may be refunded pending the commission's final order. Non recurring charges such as visits and wiring installs would rise, while local coin, directory assistance and operator services stay unchanged.
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Police: no suspects in coach Ellis Taylor shooting
State police said there are no suspects in the killing of War Junior High football coach Ellis Taylor. Investigators pursue several leads with two concrete links and will not release details to avoid jeopardizing the probe. Taylor was found beside his car on Route 16 after his team lost to Berwind Junior High.
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Dan White dies by suicide after city hall killings
San Francisco former supervisor Dan White, who shot Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk in 1978, ended his life by carbon monoxide poisoning in his car. An autopsy was planned, and reactions from city leaders reflected a desire to close a painful chapter in the city’s history.
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