Missouri Swine Flu Case Tests Seen in Concordia
CDC and Missouri officials report an apparent swine flu case in Concordia Lafayette County and follow up tests on 20 local residents with influenza like symptoms. Larry Hardison, 32, recovered, while authorities warn that confirmation requires more data and evidence of spread.
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Bush to quit CIA chief post on inauguration day
Washington AP reports President elect George Bush will resign as CIA director on inauguration day. He gave no details on his future plans. The dispatch covers other world and domestic items from AP briefs.
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Weather and sections tease with mixed notes and page cues
The snippet outlines forecast details for a mostly clear night with upper 20s lows and a partly cloudy day reaching the 50s. It also lists page sections including Comics, Marion Crossword, Movies, Deaths, Editorials, and various news categories with page numbers and a cryptic line about trust and language.
Action on Book Store Set by City
City Attorney directed by council resolution to pursue legal action against Danish Book World at 1601 Siath Street SW over building code violations and encroachment on public right of way. Suit seeks removal of the encroaching portion, prohibition of use of the public right of way, and removal of noncompliant sections for inadequate parking. Tara Enterprises may sue city. owner claims compliance and demands theater permit.
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South Region Leads Growth With 5.3 Million Rise
The Census Bureau reports the South added 5.3 million people in the first half of the decade 1970 75 far outpacing the other regions. National growth reached 9.8 million with Florida posting the largest gain driven by migration within the states. New arrivals totaling 1.4 million came from other states, accounting for 90 percent of Florida's rise, while California and Texas trailed.
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Major Quake Hits Turkey Many Die
A major earthquake struck eastern Turkey near the Soviet border, killing hundreds and causing widespread destruction. The Kandili observatory estimated magnitude 7.6, with the center near Yan province east of Istanbul. Communications were cut, villages wiped out, and a local governor warned the death toll could rise. Authorities feared damage in Van Province and surrounding areas. The quake was compared to the 1939 Erzincan event, with aftershocks and widespread fear across the region.
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Oklahoma High Court voids gag on boy murder case
The U S Supreme Court temporarily set aside an Oklahoma county judge Charles Halley gag order that barred news media from publishing or broadcasting the name or photo of an 11 year old boy convicted of murder. The ruling aligns with a Nebraska pretrial reporting decision, emphasizing public access and fair trial safeguards. The case involves Larry Rennel Brewer arrested last July and later convicted of delinquency by second degree in a fatal shooting in Oklahoma City. Halley argued the boy’s rehabilitation outweighed press rights, prompting questions about the public’s right to know and the impact on the child’s future.
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Gazette Thanksgiving Edition Notice
Morning Edition announces Thursday’s Gazette will print for Thursday distribution due to Thanksgiving. Obituaries and related items for the day are due at The Gazette office by 5 pm Wednesday.
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Turner May Appeal Ruling on Judges
Iowa Wey An Town supreme court ruling issued Tuesday declaring district court judges eligible to serve on the newly created Iowa court of appeal may be appealed to the U S supreme court by Atty General Hich ard Turner. The ruling sparked a legal snarl over the new five member court with Redmond and state officials seeking clarity on the 1962 amendment and future appointments to the supreme and appeals benches. The case centers on whether district judges can serve on the appeals court and potentially the supreme court, with Turner vowing further action and Redmond pushing for legislative changes to the 1962 amendment to resolve the issue.
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