Test-tube pregnancy first for U of I reported
A University of Illinois medical team claims a successful test-tube pregnancy, marking a milestone in reproductive science. The report notes the procedure was conducted at the university hospital and involved leading researchers from the obstetrics department.
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World Plowing Champs Join Amana Expo
Soviet plowing champions will attend the World Ag Expo in Amana September 7 to 10. The event marks a new dimension for the expo with international competition and visitors expanding the global reach of the Amana show.
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Todays Chuckle New politics song and dance returns
A lighthearted note mocks contemporary politics as the same old song and dance dressed in new arrangements and reform gloss.
White House to test 1600 workers random drug tests
The Reagan White House plans random narcotics testing for all 1600 payroll workers within about 60 days amid a drug probe that led to NSC clerks resigning and three Secret Service officers placed on leave. Officials say drugs were not used or sold on White House premises.
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War era veteran tear-gasses neighborhood kids in Cedar Rapids
Edward White 70 used a tear gas can on seven juveniles aged 8 to 14 in the 100 block of 14th Street NE. Police seized the can and charged White with assault causing bodily injury. he posted bond five hours later. The seven children were treated and released from St Luke's Hospital.
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Prehistoric burial site unearthed near Lynxville Wisconsin
A plumbing crew excavating near Lynxville across the Mississippi from Iowa uncovered a probable prehistoric Indian burial pit with bones animal remains and a copper instrument about 20 miles north of Prairie du Chien. Officials call it an ossuary and plan a detailed report while continuing digs nearby.
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Prison farm inmate caught growing marijuana near Montrose
Officials at Iowa State Penitentiary Fort Madison confiscated about 40 marijuana plants Wednesday at Prison Farm No 3 near Montrose. A minimum security inmate assisting with farm work was placed in segregation pending disciplinary action and referral to the Attorney General's Office. no plants were harvested.
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Soviet calls for removal of Gromyko shocks Moscow conference
A delegate at a national Communist Party meeting urged dismissal of four top officials including President Andrei Gromyko and Pravda editor. The attack aired on Vremya revealed party cracks as delegates criticized economy and press role while Gorbachev urged political reform.
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