Americans Sweep Nobel Awards in 1926 Science Prizes
Three Americans—Burton Richter of Stanford and Samuel Ting of MIT—share the Physics prize for discovering heavy elementary particles. William Lipscomb of Harvard wins Chemistry for borane studies illuminating chemical bonds. Prize money totals 164000 each, awarded in Stockholm by King Carl XVI.
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Carleton Gajdusek
National Institute For Neurological Diseases
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UN Africa resolution calls for Namibia withdrawal
Africans push a United Nations Security Council draft demanding South Africa pull out of Namibia, with a call for a strict arms embargo against the white regime. The Africans were expected to introduce the resolution late Monday afternoon.
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Weather briefing notes and spending critique fragment
A partial weather notice indicates rain changing to some moonlit or cooler conditions tonight with highs in the mid thirties tomorrow. The text also includes a tangled political jab about government spending and a fragmentary aside on Roormeest Sprat.
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Carter Promises Gutter-Free Campaign Finish
Democratic presidential hopeful Jimmy Carter said he would bend over backwards to avoid gutter level tactics as the race with Ford nears Election Day. He predicted a possible 5 percent popular vote margin and a mandate via electoral votes, while Ford resumes nonstop campaigning after Friday's debate and plans stops across key states. Brown of California remains a notable surrogate, drawing crowds and sustaining talk of a future run as Carter tours Florida and other states ahead of the final push.
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First Cold Then Snow in Iowa Outlook
The weatherman warned of an approaching snow event in Iowa after record low temps Sunday. Light snow began in the northwest Monday with heavier falls expected statewide by Tuesday as a complex system moves in from the Dakotas and upper Mississippi Valley. Temperatures dropped to the low 20s in places while Des Moines could see an early one inch snowfall by Tuesday, threatening to break the October 20 1916 record. Cedar Rapids Sioux City Spencer Mason City and Council Bluffs set or tied low temperature records Sunday.
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Million Dollar Suit Over Mayner Death in Iowa
The estate of 19 year old Donald Mayner seeks 2 million dollars in Buchanan county district court against Buchanan county and the town of Winthrop. Mayner was shot on a rural road near his Winthrop home after a vehicle stop by ex deputy Dwight Guenther Jr and ex officer Philip Adreon. Both were later found innocent in separate trials. The suit alleges willful discharge of firearms on a public highway with no regard for others. Mayner’s father and administrator Linds Mayner filed the case, with medical examiner Dr A E Mayner among involved attorneys.
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Abortion Parental Consent Law Remains Blocked
WALLINGTON The supreme court refused to lift Brennan's July 30 order barring enforcement of Massachusetts parental consent or court order for abortions of single women under 18 pending state court interpretation. Massachusetts officials and supporters urged override, arguing enforcement would let pregnant minors seek parental guidance.
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