Major Cities May Face Water Ration This Summer
Missouri River Basin Commission Chairman John Neuberger warns several large cities along the Missouri River could ration water if municipal supplies falter. He cites Sioux Falls and Denver as potential cases while noting overall supply remains adequate though snowpack runoff will be below normal.
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Missouri
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Nebraska
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Thomas Judge
Montana
Arthur Link
North Dakota
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South Dakota
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North Carolina law debate sparks victim testimony on death penalty
Rep. Myrtle Wiseman recounts rape by a paroled convict to urge restoration of the death penalty for murder related rapes and child sexual assault. She described her attack, said she survived and identified the assailant who later received a life sentence as lawmakers vote to reject abolishing capital punishment.
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Hussein undergoes medical tests at Texas Heart Institute
Officials at St. Luke's Hospital in Houston say King Hussein of Jordan is undergoing a series of tests at the Texas Heart Institute. A hospital spokesman noted the results will remain confidential at the king's party and U.S. Secret Service request.
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Welfare reform could cut Kansas welfare costs
Kansas welfare changes proposed by the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services could save about 16 million dollars in fiscal 1978 and affect around 5,000 cases. Key proposals include spend-down for medical assistance, tighter eligibility, and limited hospital and dental services, with several categories saving millions annually.
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SRS
Robert Harder
Klarder
Harder
Shawnee County
Nixon lawyers break silence on hush money claims
Nixon lawyers in San Clemente say Nixon did not discuss hush money with Watergate burglars the week they went on trial. They demand a Washington Post retraction over claims of a Jan 8 1973 tape transcripts discussion with Charles Colson and deny any Watergate link.
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Herbert J. Miller
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Birch Bayh
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Watergate Special Prosecutor
Post
Benjamin C. Bradlee
The
Newsweek Magazine
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Dean
Howard Hunt
1970s reshape American family and aging trends
Census Bureau findings show delayed marriage and childbearing, rising divorce, more women in work or school, and a higher median age. The 75 divorced per 1000 married in 1976 rises from 47 in 1970, while never married women aged 20 to 24 climb to 43 percent.
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U.S
Roots mixup may fetch up to 1600 at Wis bookstore
A Doubleday mixup produced copies of Roots with Gone With the Wind text. Copies bearing Roots bindings may sell for as high as 1600 dollars. About two dozen such mixed editions were shipped to dealers, with few other reports.
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Thiensville
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UPI
Doubleday and Co
Alex Haley
Margaret Mitchell
Doubleday
Wingert
Cows Used in Birth Control Study Tests Cervical Progesterone
In Columbia Missouri researchers test a long lasting cervical progesterone implant to block sperm movement rather than ovulation. Dr Robert Youngquist of MU and Dr David Keller of Washington University lead the study using cow cervical mucus as a human analog.
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UPI
Robert Youngquist
University of Missouri-Columbia
David Keller
Washington University
St. Louis
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