Uranium fortune builder Steen joins Classic Mining board
Utah miner Cherise Steen, who struck it rich in the 1950s with Mi Vida uranium claims, is named to the board of directors of Classic Mining Corp of Salt Lake City. The firm describes itself as a small mining company with 350 Kane County claims in southern Utah.
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Classic Mining Corp
Salt Lake City
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Classic
Kane County
Grand County
Men Should Be Able to Cry Says Johns Hopkins Research
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health researcher Dr. Lawrence W. Green notes gender differences in coping with stress. In a survey, men favor drinking or smoking while women use a wider range including crying, talking, and other outlets. Green argues men should have more emotional options.
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Baltimore
UPI
Johns Hopkins University
Lawrence W. Green
Johns. Hopkins School of Public Health
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New hope for liver transplants
Denver doctors at the world’s first transplant center report successful liver transplants from Los Angeles to two youngsters in Denver after seven to eight hours without blood supply. Professor Charles W. Putnam of the transplant team says this could provide more organs for the many patients waiting.
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Denver
UPI
University of Cole
Charles W. Putnam
Study links parent mood shifts to children stages in Florida
University of Florida survey finds mothers of preschoolers show more low spirits while fathers tend to worsen mood as children reach adolescence. Presence of children alone does not cause low mood. home confinement and early marriage stress contribute, with women seeking coping strategies during early childrearing.
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UPI
University of Florida
Wallace Panthes
Panides
Shootout Near Border Leaves Agent Dead in Big Bend
UPI reports a midnight narcotics sting near Big Bend National Forest ends in the death of U.S. Customs agent Charles Plenger and a Mexican smuggler believed killed. Gerardo Luna Tico, 19, Boquillas, was captured and jailed for smuggling.
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UPI
South Texas
U.S
Charles Conroy
Rio Grande
Big Bend National Forest
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Charles Plenger
Plenger
Sul Ross College
Air Force Special Forces
Gerardo Luna Tico
Boquillas
Carter Brothers Consoling Moment in Plains Station
In Plains Georgia President elect Jimmy Carter consoles his brother Billy Carter after Billy loses to incumbent mayor A L Blanton. The scene unfolds at a crowded filling station that doubles as a beer hangout as polls close at seven.
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Man Holds Bank Roof Hostage For Anti Smoking Stunt
Dolphin Lair, 21, a janitor, staged a ten hour roof hold up at the United California Bank Building, threatening to jump and demanding a broadcast of a radio statement. He claimed the act was to urge Congress to require warnings on tobacco products and cited his father’s death from lung cancer as motive. Martin F. Hickey, 55, chief engineer, was released unharmed after police negotiators and a psychiatrist engaged Lair on the 62 story roof in Los Angeles.
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UPI
United States
SWAT
Dolphin Lair
Lair
Martin F. Hickey
United California Bank
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Soth
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Martin Reiser
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Congress
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Gas spill threatens town in Tazewell Virginia
In Tazewell County a storage tank released more than 6000 gallons of gasoline endangering Clinch River water and town safety. Emergency officials warn of potential explosion as crews work to prevent ignition and contain contamination. two policemen hospitalised for inhalation.
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Tazewell, Va
Tulsa judge halts divorces during holiday period
In Tulsa District Judge Martin announces a two week moratorium on divorces ending January. He notes the tradition aims to keep families intact but few cases show reconciliation. court records show many filers before the deadline.
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UPI
Oie
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Contolisation and continuation of The Morning News
Fragmentary notice from The Daily Review dated March 3, 1892 announces entries at a post office in Hayward. Communications directed to Box 3122 Hayward and other vague business references appear, with unclear names and contact details.
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Willem Chiscate
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Fost
Hayward
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Hit
Addis
Winton
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