Spassky Beats Fischer in 26th Game to Narrow Lead
In Belgrade Boris Spassky trapped Bobby Fischer and forced resignation on move 58 to cut Fischer’s lead to 9 5 in the 26th game of the rematch. A Thursday win could clinch the $3.35 million top prize.
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Alger Hiss Receives Vindication Note From Russian General
Alger Hiss, once a Cold War target, thanks to a Moscow statement by Gen. Dmitri Volkogonov that he never spied for the Soviet Union. The news conference shows Hiss aging at 87, expressing relief while acknowledging ongoing doubts from some.
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FDA approves three month birth control Depo Provera
The FDA approved the injectable contraceptive Depo Provera, usable every three months, offering a long term birth control option. Side effects include weight gain menstrual irregularities and possible fatigue dizziness headaches and abdominal pain. The decision followed an external expert panel's unanimous recommendation weighing benefits against risks.
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Professor claims Rose Wilder Lane ghostwrote Little House series
Kansas City AP report says Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House books were substantially rewritten by her daughter Rose Wilder Lane. University of Missouri English professor William Holtz argues Lane did major editing, altering dialogue and dramatic themes. Lane’s biography The Ghost in the Little House is due spring from University of Missouri Press.
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CIA failed to alert Commerce on Iraqi export buyers
CIA knew five Iraqi end users for U S exports were defense related before the gulf war but did not inform Commerce. Commerce approved about 1.5 billion dollars in exports to Iraq from 1985 to 1990, mostly not flagged as military use. Congressional notes show CIA information on U S and Britain based buyers. White House pressed trade with Iraq.
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Study finds children's growth occurs in bursts
Washington Post reports a Science study suggesting infant growth happens in brief 24-hour bursts with long gaps of no growth, challenging the view of continuous growth. Researchers note growth is off or on, with no regular cycle, and may occur after four weeks of quiet periods.
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