Drinking Etiquette for Those Who Do and Those Who Don’t
Health officials urge party hosts to pace drinks and offer nonalcoholic options. Do not pressure guests to drink and provide snacks to slow absorption. If someone overindulges, arrange safe transportation or overnight lodging. booklet available for 40 cents from the Consumer Information Center Pueblo CO.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Consumer Information Center
Dept
Pueblo
Colo
Regulators Target Squeaky Toys in Chicago
A Chicago inspector and 80 agents removed toys from stores after a 100 decibel squeak measured one foot away, exceeding the 85 decibel limit. Manufacturers say larger squeakers were designed for safety, unintentionally raising noise levels and prompting calls for tighter regulation.
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Chicago
Midwinter customs from around the globe
The piece surveys Christmas traditions in various countries, noting Sweden begins the season on Lucia Day December 13 with a daughter chosen as Lucia in white gown and candles. It contrasts American Santa with global observances and cites Sir Walter Scott on carolers and merriment.
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Sweden
Lucia
Christmas customs from Denmark Norway and Germany
The piece describes Danish candlelight on Christmas Eve and a goose feast, Norwegian birds and forest bounty with birds hot chocolate and sandbakkers, and German Advent wreaths and Pfeffernisse. It notes a postcard offer from Midtown Musings for international recipes like Lucia buns and sandbakkers in return mail.
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Denmark
Harris Leadership Caps Local News Rights
Fred M. Harris serves as President with Mike Harris as general manager and Keith Wright as managing editor. The United Press International holds exclusive rights to reuse local newspaper content and UP news dispatches.
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Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
United Press International
New DUI bond loophole ends in local policy change
Twenty five years ago a local policy eliminates the option to post bonds to avoid trial for drunken driving arrests. Fifty years ago a 3000 pound bank safe stolen from Buffalo State Bank was recovered in a Copan Oklahoma pasture with about eight thousand dollars possibly missing. the vault remained locked.
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Buffalo State Bank
Copan
Okla
Faith in Christ Endures Amid Skepticism of Modern Times
The writer recalls early faith and contrasts it with postwar doubt about the nativity and Christ's teachings. Archaeological finds and calendar corrections are cited to support biblical accuracy, including Cyrenius's governorship in 7 B.C. and a planetary conjunction that could explain the star of Bethlehem. Pilate's remembrance anchors a message of enduring spiritual authority.
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Luke
Christ
Cyrenius
Syria
Holy Land
Jesus
Bethlehem
Galilee
Mary
Joseph
Sea of Galilee
Peter
Andrew
James
John
Syrian
Dionysius Exiguus
Antioch
B.C
Saturn
Jupiter
Pisces
Transition game mocks White House staff reshuffle
The piece describes a satirical board game called Transition that simulates presidential appointments and Cabinet building. It features Prospect and Campaign Promise cards, news conferences, and gotchas involving Minority Labor Ralph Nader cards and reaction tokens.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
No fault car insurance overhaul urged by experts
Experts urge drastic overhauls to no fault auto insurance in New York and New Jersey hearings. They call for banning cash thresholds, establishing strict lawyer fee schedules, reforming arbitration, and federal standards to resolve cross state disputes and curb high risk pricing.
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New York
API
Frank O'Brien
American Mutual Insurance Alliance
New York Assembly Insurance Committee
Donald S. McNaughton
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
New Jersey
Princeton
Congress
O'Brien
New Jersey Judicial Conference
New York Legislative Committee
Fifth grader hosts Air National Guard helicopter at school
In Hamilton Township New Jersey fifth grader Kelly Stewart displayed a four seat Air National Guard helicopter on school grounds. Her father Norman Stewart a National Guard pilot flew the craft to Sun nybrae School where he and Kelly explained how it works to all 392 students as Santa Claus arrived on the helicopter. Principal Richard Radice called the moment icing on the cake as students were dismissed early. Stewart serves as a warrant officer with the 50th Armored Division aviation center at Mercer County Airport in Trenton.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Sunnybrae
Hamilton Township
Kelly Stewart
Air National Guard
Kelly
Norman Stewart
National Guard
Thury
Stewart
Richard Radice
Santa Claus
OHG
Radice
50Th Armored Division
Aviation Center
Mercer County
Oil Spill Off Nantucket Worsens As Coast Guard Monitors
Officials and scientists struggle to contain Atlantic spill from the Argo Merchant. A 20 knot southerly wind spreads slick beyond Georges Bank while sediment samples are taken near the tanker remains. EPA Marine Laboratory named to coordinate impact studies.
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Mass
UPI
Atlantic
Argo Merchant
Georges Bank
Coast Guard
Navy
Massachusetts
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Marine and Water Quality Laboratory
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