Nobel Prize winners named for physics and chemistry
The 1981 Nobel Prize in physics will be shared by Americans from Stanford Harvard and Cornell with a Swedish second generation winner, and an American from Cornell will share the chemistry prize with a Japanese professor. Page 4A. Other items include film plans for The Fifth Horseman and Camelot opening delays page 4A.
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Tobacco price support under fire in the House
A House debate targets the tobacco price support program as critics question its viability while dairy subsidy rollback moves through the Senate to President Reagan. The piece notes broader farm price policy pressures with references to sugar peanuts and milk. More on 7C.
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Supreme Court to rule on death penalty for non-triggermen
The Supreme Court will decide if the death penalty may apply to non-triggermen who planned crimes but did not intend to kill. Florida argues lack of intent should not bar capital punishment. Enmund’s case highlights felony murder questions affecting death-row inmates nationwide. The court also agreed to rulings on racial bias remedies and a libel suit stemming from police report details.
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Wauchula
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Ohio
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Artificial blood shows promise in emergency tests
Dr Kevin Tremper reports first thorough U S tests of the artificial blood Fluosol kept five Jehovahs Witness patients alive during surgery when red cells were unavailable. The fluid carries oxygen, can be stored frozen, and is exhaled or evaporated after about 36 hours.
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New Orleans
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Tremper
University of California At
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Green Cross Corp
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Stephen Gould
University of Chicago
American College of Surgeons
San Francisco
Esperanza Intercommunity Hospital
Yorba Linda
Calif
Iran Parliament Speaker Comments on Hostage Spy Trial Likelihood
One year ago the speaker of Iran's parliament said it was unlikely that the 52 American hostages would be tried as spies. The remark reflected uncertainty over potential charges and further legal action involving the detainees.
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Mild response to Polish move
The Solidarity union reacted mildly to the Communist Party program that proposed a temporary strike ban. The union criticized the move as contrary to international law while acknowledging strikes harm the economy and urging protests be exhausted before other avenues. Lech Walesa was in France, and Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski replaced Stanislaw Kanin as party leader. Brezhnev in Moscow praised Jaruzelski and urged unity against counterrevolution.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Jaruzelski
Rural wage cuts stir Iowa carpenters convention debate
Union carpenters in Iowa move to set rural wages at about seven dollars an hour plus 90 cents in benefits, creating a gap with metro rates near thirteen dollars and fifty cents. The policy aims to boost statewide work as about 25 percent of Iowa carpenters are unemployed, with a convention in Cedar Rapids planning talks on per capita assessments and district rates.
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