Indira Gandhi Quits In India After Election Loss
Indira Gandhi plans to resign as prime minister after losing her seat in Parliament and facing a Congress defeat in the general election. Janata party leads with 211 seats, while Congress trails and emergency restrictions are lifted as liberties are restored. Morarji Desai and Jagjivan Ram emerge as leading contenders to succeed her.
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Studies find heavy pot use does not shrink brain tissue
CHICAGO AP new studies in The Journal of the American Medical Association report no evidence that heavy cannabis smoking alters brain structure or central nervous system. Harvard and other researchers say long term exposure in young men does not necessarily show cerebral atrophy, contrasting earlier Lancet findings.
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Harvard
Calendar Goofs Spring Arrives Signals Snow Across Regions
The Associated Press notes spring’s official start amid surprising snowfalls from New England to the Great Lakes. Blizzards bury Nebraska, North Dakota and Wyoming while Florida enjoys 80 degree warmth and sunny skies. Travel advisories persist in the Plains and Midwest as chilly air clashes with hopeful sunshine.
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Congress Budget Grows This Is Watching Spending
AP reports Congress and its budget have swollen as staff counts rise and costs climb. The piece notes the Congressional Budget Office employs 206 people with eighty earning over 27000, and infrastructure costs for hearing rooms approach 200000 while Ford warned of rising spending. It questions auditing limits and asserts most costs fund operations beyond Congress itself.
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Lobbyist John Sensenig Found Dead in Potomac River
Washington AP reports the body of John P. Sensenig, Pennsylvania's Washington lobbyist, was found in the Potomac near Georgetown Channel. Police list the death as an apparent self-inflicted event pending autopsy results. The 47-year-old had been missing since March 3.
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John P. Sensenig
Pennsylvania
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Georgetown Channel
Roosevelt Island
Potomac
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Carter
Michael McLaughlin
Appalachian Regional Commission
McLaughlin
Tanker Claude Conway Splits After Explosion in Atlantic
Coast Guard reports a 676 foot Panamanian tanker with 39 crew split in two 140 miles off North Carolina after an apparent Sunday explosion. Twenty seven crew rescued, twelve missing. some injured. Vessel owned by Cosmopolitan Shipping Co of Panama. Survivors taken to Camp Lejeune and other ships. An oil slick observed. no details on blast cause.
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North Carolina
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
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Conway
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.,$.a
Panama
United States
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co, Inc
New York
Wwe-Claude" Conway
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. Inc
Woman Slain In Jamestown
Jamestown police charged George Sininuk 40 with involuntary manslaughter in the stabbing death of 10 year old Sally M Kolpen. Officers found signs of a struggle in the kitchen and a pool of blood at the scene. Sininuk was to be arraigned later today with details of the charge still pending.
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Sally M. Kolpien
Sininuk
Treasure Hunt at White Sands Over Hidden Gold Cache
Mrs. Ova Noss watches geophysicist Lambert Dolphin operate ground radar near a suspected cavern at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico. She believes her husband Doc uncovered a $250 billion gold bullion cache there years ago.
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New Mexico
Why They're Smiling The PSP Dental Plan At $25 Million
Harrisburg AP reports that a state police dental plan funded by state money covers troopers and families with near unlimited benefits. Costs rise under a new one year contract to 2.5 million annually, boosting overall state police pay and benefits while critics warn of lax oversight and high dental claims.
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Blue Shield
Jane Bartholomew
Donald Mayes
Christ Zervanos
Shapp
Alaska
Scranton
Maye
Burglars Hit Two Titusville Auto Dealers for Cash and Stamps
State police investigate break-ins at Quality Motors and Jones Brothers in Titusville between 9 and 11 p.m. Saturday. Burglars used acetylene torches, damaged safes, and stole an undetermined amount of cash and inspection stickers at Quality Motors. Jones Brothers suffered safe damage but nothing was taken after being interrupted by David Jones’ son.
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Jones Brothers
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Titusville
Philip Jones
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Jones Bros
David L. Jones
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