Sunday Spotlight Coalinga Kids Suffer Mental Aftershocks
Coalinga children traumatized by the Monday quake face long term psychological aftershocks. National Guard water carries and news crews highlight broken routines as families fear aftershocks. Psychiatric social workers warn of lasting distress as parents relocate children away from damaged homes.
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Thomas Murphy
Coalinga
Calif
National Guard
Jarrod Tadlock
Brad Hames
Sue Gonzalez
Fresno County
Little differences spark debate over end of Iowa session
House Speaker Don Avenson foresees adjournment Wednesday or Thursday as lawmakers near sine die. Senate leaders say only small differences remain, but Minority Leader Cal Hultman warns four appropriations bills now in the House could face a full Senate process, while a Park user fee divides opinion.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
Senate
Lowell Jenkins
Montrose
House
Hultman
Syria cool on Shultz peace effort amid Lebanon pullout clash
Syria rebuffs Secretary Shultz as Assad rejects any deal pressing Lebanese independence and Syrian security. Shultz warns negotiations will be hard and Damascus defers talks until Lebanese authorities bring Israel Lebanon agreement. Shultz then heads to Saudi Arabia to brief King Fahd.
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Gazette
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Syria
George Shultz
Lebanon
Israel
Assad
Shultz
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Fahd
Fire at Hotel Washington Claims 42 Lives in Istanbul
A fast moving blaze engulfed the six story Hotel Washington in Istanbul while guests slept. Reports list 36 tourists and six staff killed with at least 60 injured including an American guest. many bodies unnamed. Officials say 131 guests were registered as fire broke out at 7 30 am.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Washington
Franz Eisen Fuhrer
Austria
U.S
Joseph Lee
Chicago mayor walks out as council feuds erupt
Mayor Harold Washington left his second City Council meeting amid a heated clash with the pro Washington minority led by Alderman Edward Vrdolyak. Opponents argued majority rule was being ignored while Washington urged lower rhetoric and unity.
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Washington Post Service
Chicago
Harold Washington
Washington
Edward R. Vrdolyak
China
Russia
Poland
Vrdolyak
America
Changing careers why teachers quit
Three area teachers describe frustrations driving career changes. They cite workload, administrative hurdles, and burnout as key factors influencing decisions to leave teaching.
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Cindy Richardson
Diane Castoe
San Francisco Bay Area
Statehouse
Cal Hultman
Red Oak
Junkins
Greg Mellis
Sigma Nu
Coe College
Kevin Noveske
Mitch Bergmann
Wendy's
First Avenue NE
Bergmann
Noveske
Coe’s
Sparks
Bombeck
Crosswon
Marion
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