Uranium Miner Charles Steen Joins Classic Mining Board
Charles Steen, famed for uranium riches in Utah during the 1930s and later bankruptcy, is named to Classic Mining Corp of Salt Lake City's board. The firm, a small mining outfit, holds a joint venture with Steen on 350 uranium claims in Kane County. Steen previously struck it rich with Mi Vida in Grand County in the early 1950s, once valued over 17 million dollars. The World Federalists Association in New York awarded Philippine Foreign Secretary Carlos P Romulo the World Peace Award at a Waldorf Astoria dinner, with editor Normar Cousins praising Romulo as a UN founder.
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Men Should Be Able to Cry Says Johns Hopkins Study
Baltimore report from UPI outlines a Johns Hopkins University study showing men cope with stress mainly by liquor, sex, and smoking, while women use food, soft drinks, and broader methods. Dr. Lawrence W. Green notes social norms limit male options and advocates wider emotional release allowances.
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New hope for liver transplants at Denver center
At the University of Colorado Medical Center the world’s busiest liver transplant team reports successful transport and transplant of livers from Los Angeles to Denver for two youngsters. Dr. Charles W. Putnam calls the method significant for expanding access to scarce organs amid thousands of Americans awaiting transplants.
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Study links parent mood with childrearing roles in UF survey
University of Florida researchers report mothers of preschoolers show more low mood than fathers. The study suggests not the presence of children but care obligations and early marriage pressures trigger mood dips, with women anxious over coping while men show more mood decline as children reach adolescence.
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Shootout Near Border Leaves Agent Dead in Texas Wilderness
U S Customs set up undercover sting near Big Bend National Forest aimed at Mexican marijuana dealers. Gunfire erupted as 20 Mexicans crossed the Rio Grande with two pickup trucks full of 75 sacks of cannabis. Sul Ross College student Plenger died. another Mexican killed and a detainee, Gerardé Lama Rica, 19, Boquillas, jailed for smuggling.
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Carter Brothers Consolation Scene After Plains Mayoral Result
In Plains Georgia the president elect Jimmy Carter consoles his brother Billy at a filling station beer hangout after local results show Billy losing to incumbent Mayor Al Blanton 94 to 71. Crowds gather as Billy stays upbeat, joking about changing his image while keeping his Blue Ribbon loyalties.
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Gas spill threatens town in Virginia
Tazewell county emergency director warns a storage tank leak released over 6000 gallons of gasoline into the water system and downstream river areas. Officials work to dilute the spill to avert ignition as two policemen are hospitalized from fumes. no other injuries reported.
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Man Holds Hostage on Roof to Push Anti Smoking Message
A man named Dolphin Lair, 21, staged a two hour rooftop hostage incident atop the United California Bank Building in Los Angeles. He held Martin Hickey, 55, at gunpoint with a starter pistol and forced a broadcast demanding a nationwide tobacco warning. Lair cited his father’s lung cancer death as a motive and surrendered after deputies and a police psychiatrist negotiated.
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Divorce Won't Take a Holiday in Tulsa Court
Tulsa Oklahoma United Press International reports County District Judge Robert Martin halted the usual holiday divorce moratorium. For the first time in years divorces may be filed during the season, as the judge notes few reconciliations occur and many people rush to the courthouse before the deadline.
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