Diary excerpt cites Rhode Island threat to Union
Francis Dana of Massachusetts reports to Elbridge Gerry that a bold politician could seize on Rhode Island’s abominations and anti federal conduct to annihilate the state as a separate member of the Union.
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Massachusetts
Elbridge Gerry
Rhode Island
Today's Chuckle: People Age Well with Nip and Tuck
A lighthearted joke notes people aging with cosmetic work and a wink at modern beauty. The quip plays on the idea of preserving youth through procedures, delivering a tongue in cheek observation.
Iowa adds a second Lotto drawing midweek
Iowa Lottery will add a second weekly Lotto drawing starting Wednesday Sept 30 at 6 28 pm broadcast on KWWL TV Channel 7 in Eastern Iowa. The Wednesday jackpot rolls over if not won Saturday and unclaimed Wednesday prizes roll to Saturday. Advance ticket holders receive a bonus. existing Saturday tickets remain valid for both drawings.
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Gazette
Metro-Iowa
Voorhees
Kwwl-Tv
Channel 7
Iowa
Lotto
Mother, brave neighbor rescue two children from fire
On Tuesday morning at 9 15 a.m. Kimberly Pope riding her bike spotted smoke at 1560 Fifth Ave SE and rushed in to rouse tenants and wake Tammie Carney. Pat Scanlon a house painter across the street held out his arms to catch 3 year old Shawn and 1 year old Malissa as Carney tossed them to safety from the second floor before the flames and heavy smoke forced them outside.
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Kimberly Pope
Pat Scanlon
DuWayne Wilson
Tammie Carney
Shawn
Malissa
Scanlon
Carney
Pope
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U.S. seeks U.N. sanctions on Iran over cease-fire demand
The State Department urged drafting United Nations sanctions against Iran if Tehran fails to respond by week’s end to the U.N. Security Council cease-fire order in the Iraq war. An arms embargo is a likely measure as Iraq has agreed to halt fighting and seek talks.
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Washington
State Department
United Nations
Iran
Tehran
U.N. Security Council
Iraq
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Vladimir Petrovsky
United States
Persian Gulf
Phyllis Oakley
Security Council
Oakley
Gulf
CIA Employees Inverted Stamp Heist Reveals Candlestick Error
Nine CIA workers allegedly stole 95 inverted $1 stamps from CIA supplies and sold 86 to a New Jersey dealer, with three sold for significant sums. one donated to the Smithsonian. The misprint features a candlestick image printed upside down, potentially valued up to 115000 dollars per stamp. CIA investigates improprieties while donor details remain limited.
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Ashington
U.S
Virginia
CIA
New _ Jersey
Bill Bergstrom
Jacques C. Schiff
Stamp News
McLean, Va
Charles Yeager
Linn
Washington
Bergstrom
Smithsonian Institution
Yeager
IIA
Drug to Cut Cholesterol Approved by FDA
The federal government approved Lovastatin, a cholesterol lowering drug, to reduce heart attack and stroke risk. It will be recommended mainly for patients with a genetic condition that makes diet and exercise ineffective, with broader use by physicians for others if needed.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
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