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Groups of dons and black oppose reform at Conven
Dons and black groups contested reform efforts at Conven amid restrictions. The main bidding and highway issues dominated discussions, influencing support and opposition. Authors and groups cited potential impacts on policy and enforcement.
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Expect Dead Son To Resurrect In Barstow Faith Case
In Barstow California a mother and father prayed over their son Wesley Parker II before his burial after his death from diabetes. They had discarded insulin following a faith healer claim and expect him to rise in four days. Police referred the case for review to the district attorney for possible criminal complaints.
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Newsprint Shortage Forces Newspapers to Trim Space
A worsening national newsprint shortage forces papers to cut comics and ads, curtail coverage, and suspend editions. Strikes at Canadian mills and a rail stoppage drive the cutbacks. major papers like The Wall Street Journal and Chicago Tribune report reduced pages while smaller papers halt Monday issues and shift to pink-paper editions.
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Titusville Herald Shrinks Paper Due to Newsprint Shortage
The Titusville Herald reduced its morning daily size because of dwindling newsprint supplies from Canadian plants and rail walkouts. The Monday edition was altered with a shorter six pages and fewer pictures as management considers further reductions in comics features and ads until stock is replenished.
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AIM Leader Carter Camp Arrested in Nebraska Shooting
Carter Camp, president of the American Indian Movement, was arrested in Valentine Nebraska and charged with assault with a deadly weapon on an Indian reservation. Clyde Bellecourt remains in critical condition after being shot in the abdomen. Camp's brother Craig and Leroy Cassades face similar charges. Bellecourt helped launch AIM’s Wounded Knee occupation earlier this year.
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Banks lift prime rate to 9 percent across major banks
Several large banks and Midatlantic Bank in New Jersey boosted the prime rate to 9 percent, signaling a likely industry-wide rise. Chase Manhattan, Bank of America and Wells Fargo joined, while observers expect the rate to exceed 10 percent soon. the move widens the gap above the 1969-70 peak and foreshadows higher borrowing costs for businesses and consumers.
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