More moms return to work as birth rates rise say census
A Census Bureau survey of 3.5 million mothers with children born 1984 85 finds 48 percent employed shortly after birth up from 47 percent last year and 31 percent in 1976. First time mothers 57 percent work. Black women show higher fertility rates than white women overall.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Census Bureau
Martin O’connell
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Capsular ban spreads in Seattle amid cyanide scare
State Pharmacy Board in Spokane bans sale of non-prescription capsules for 90 days after cyanide found in Anacin-3. Federal probe expands as authorities search thousands of bottles for tainted cyanide linked to two deaths.
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Seattle
State Pharmacy Board
Spokane
A Pasco. Wash
Johnette Sullivan
Hazardous devices explode under two buses in Sri Lanka
In Colombo Sri Lanka investigators report remote controlled devices blew at three points in Trincomalee district injuring more than 50 and killing several mostly Sinhalese children en route to school as talks to end ethnic conflict were to begin. Police blamed Tamil guerrillas.
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Colombo
Sri Lanka
Trincomalee
Cedar Rapids Ad Notices Include Post Office Details
Local Cedar Rapids notice fragments indicate mailing address and postmaster routed advertising text. The snippet mentions Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa and a PO Box 511, with rural postal terms and rates for newspaper subscriptions and republication rights.
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Cedar Gazette
USPS
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
P.O
Hurricane Bonnie Hedges Toward Galveston Port
Storm Bonnie with 75 mph winds heads toward Galveston as thousands flee offshore rigs and residents brace for landfall. Evacuations targets low lying areas west of the sea wall while warnings stretch 270 miles along the Gulf coast.
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Galveston
Texas
Bonnie
Gulf Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Richard Polly
Pirate’s Beach
Galveston Island
Alicia
Morgan City
Freeport
Mississippi River
Port O’connor
Neil Frank
National Hurricane Center
Coral Gables
Fla
Oil Company
al Spindler
Offshore Drilling and Exploration Co
Louisiana
Texas Department of Public Safety
Cedar Rapids Red Cross
Houston
Midwest
Bonnie’s
Port Arthur
National Weather Service
Sheriff’s marksman kills hostage in Beverly Hills jewelry standoff
Beverly Hills Sheriff officials say a marksman mistook hostage Hugh Skinner for the fleeing gunman during a Monday standoff at Van Cleef & Arpels on Rodeo Drive. One hostage died and the gunman, Steven Livaditis, was wounded and jailed on multiple murder and robbery charges. Autopsies proceed as investigators note hostages aided the escape attempt.
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Los Angeles
Sherman Block
Block
Hugh Skinner
van Cleef & Arpels
Rodeo Drive
Beverly Hills
Aparece
Skinner
Steven Livaditis
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