Anne Likely to Make Canadian Olympic Equestrian Team
Princess Anne of England appears set to join Britain’s Montreal Olympic equestrian squad after a strong showing in the final trials. She rode cleanly in the show jumping heat and cross country sections, finishing fifth with 72.58 points, demonstrating full recovery from a back injury.
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McCormack attacks court abortion ruling and convention limits
Washington said she is horrified by the Supreme Court decision on parental consent for abortion and criticizes judges as denying unborn rights. She also protests Democratic officials restricting her national convention participation and delegate access in eight states.
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Indian dubbed Tarzan aims 1000 mile Magdalena swim
On the Magdalena River in Colombia a 21-year-old Indian who calls himself the Colombian Tarzan began the second lap of his 1000 mile river trek. Alberto Rojas Lesmes said he plans to swim the river from the Caribbean coast to the south, marking Colombia’s anniversary as he poses with jungle animals for photographers.
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Colonial strings pull Macao closer to Portugal rethink
Commentary notes rapid changes in Macao as Portugal reduces colonial ties, shifts Macao toward direct negotiations with other nations, and eases governance while promising reform. Officials emphasize remaining under the Portuguese flag though speculation rises about Lisbon’s intent.
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Missing plane with four aboard continues search across six states
The CAP lifts the search for a brown and white Stinson Voyager missing since Ogden after a 2 27 pm radio check in Elko and Sacramento. Pilot-owner Robert Hatch of Sacramento, his wife Joan, and his parents were aboard, with six state crews aloft and hopes pinned on a Scottsbluff target.
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Gallstones kill thousands each year worldwide
The article notes gallstones affect about 800 000 people annually and cause approximately 6 000 deaths from complications each year, highlighting the public health impact of this common condition.
Fog Delays Tall Ships Departure From Newport
Thick fog reduced visibility delaying the Tall Ships '76 departure for New York Harbor festivities by at least four hours. Newport festival officials said a parade of 20 windjammers would not leave until at least noon, after an 8 am start was scrubbed.
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