Woman returns found wallet amid police scrutiny in Chicago
Patrice Duckworth's good deed of delivering a lost wallet to its owner leads to suspicion from police and the wallet owner, June Smith, who feared a setup. The two sides explain motives, and Duckworth leaves with a changed view, adopting a wary holiday motto.
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Richard Lis
Poison liquor kills many in Indian coal belt
United News of India reports at least 172 deaths in the Dhanbad coal belt from bootleg liquor. About 400 more are hospitalized after drinking the alcohol, most victims being coal miners who drank on government designated dry days. Fatalities feared if India enforces a nationwide dry policy by 1981 per Prime Minister Morarji Desai.
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Special treats from the kitchen for gifts
Home economists prepare teacakes with cherries and pecans and orange juice flavors. The food processor speeds chopping and mixing and even slices orange peels for candied peel. A quick method yields marmalades like ginger grapefruit.
Joint custody seen best for children
A study by Judith Brown Greif argues joint custody after divorce benefits children. Analyzing 68 father child relationships, she finds strong two parent bonds beat Sunday visits, with mothers mainly holding custody in 80 percent of cases.
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N.Y
UPI
Judith Brown Greif
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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