Brooklyn Mother in coma as hospital fights to save unborn child
Homicide detectives probe the cause as Rosemarie Maniscalro and her fetus cling to life on a respirator and IV at Victory Memorial Hospital. Her husband John recalls her collapse at their Coney Island home the day before Thanksgiving in a restrained account. The incident unfolds amid a broader pattern of violent news across the page.
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Town Cleared In Face Of Floods In Lester Washington
The Cascade town of Lester was evacuated by helicopter as floods and mudslides cut roads and isolating residents. Four people died, a fifth is missing, and officials forecast days before a new road opens. Gov. Ray declared a disaster area and rescue work continued across Washington and Oregon.
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Hardline Palestinian leader brands Sadat traitor amid calls for Gaza strikes
In Tripoli, George Habash labeled Egyptian President Anwar Sadat a traitor to the Arab cause and warned his days are numbered. He predicted increased guerrilla activity against Israel as Libyan hosted delegates at Khadafy's anti-Sadat conference. Habash spoke from a hotel room as talks bogged down over open borders and a boycott of Egypt. Egyptian recalls to Moscow followed by consults with four Arab states after charges Moscow inspires opposition to Sadat's peace push.
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Afraid for No Reason Affects Man in Sudden Panic
A narrative recounts a man who experiences sudden panic and fear in public places, later identified as agoraphobia. He describes shaking, racing thoughts, and near-insurmountable dread before learning the term and recognizing the pattern of attacks away from home.
CIA to Purge 1000 Spies Across Eight Capitals
Washington reports warn of a sweeping purge threatening up to 1000 CIA Directorate of Operations members by next year. Station chiefs in West Germany Spain Austria Sweden Norway Canada and Australia face dismissal or early retirement amid an internal efficiency drive under Adm. Stansfield Turner.
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AC Transit Negotiations Resume Amid Strike Talks
AC Transit aims to resume discussions after a 14 day bus strike. State Official Anderson requested talks following updates from negotiator Shamaan about revised proposals nearing completion. The union of 1,830 drivers and workers walked off November 21 demanding pension and wage changes.
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