Utah Miner Steen Joins Classic Mining Board
Sere Charles Steen, once a Utah uranium fortune maker in the 1950s, was named to the board of Classic Mining Corp of Salt Lake City. The firm describes itself as a small mining company with a joint venture in 35¢ uranium claims in Kane County, Utah, a project Steen helped finance. In the same period, the World Federalists Association honored Philippine Foreign Secretary Carlos Romulo with the World Peace Award at the Waldorf Astoria, with editor Norman Cousins lauding Romulo as a UN founder.
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Men Should Be Able to Cry Says Hopkins Study
Baltimore reporter covers Johns Hopkins University findings on gender differences in stress relief. Men limit options while women use wider methods, with crying cited as a legitimate release.
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New hope for liver transplants center breakthrough
Denver reports a breakthrough in liver transplant logistics as livers from Los Angeles were successfully transplanted into two children at the University of Colorado Medical Center after a critical seven to eight hour supply gap. Dr. Charles Putnam led the transplant team noting the method could increase available organs for patients awaiting transplants.
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Study traces causes of parent low mood
Gainesville Ila. University of Florida survey shows mothers of young children more prone to low mood than fathers. The study cites the trapped young mother syndrome and home confinement as key factors, with preschoolers and early marriage years cited as especially challenging.
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Border gunfight kills agent in Big Bend smuggling raid
UPI reports a midnight shootout near Big Bend National Forest along the Rio Grande leaves US Customs agent Charles Conroy dead after undercover teams confronted two groups of Mexican smugglers. A second agent, Charles Plenger, 22, was killed. one Mexican injured or killed remains unconfirmed as dawn searches continued. Gerardo Lind Rico, 19, Paquillas, was jailed for smuggling.
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Carter brothers share moment after Plains mayor results
In Plains Georgia a late night scene at a filling station shows Jimmy Carter consoling his brother Billy after Billy loses the race for mayor to incumbent A L Blanton by a larger margin than two years ago. Billy, calm and witty, accepts the outcome amid crowd chatter and local jokes.
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Man hoists hostage on roof to broadcast anti smoking protest
Delphin Lair, 21, held Martin F. Hickey, 5, on the roof of a 62 story Los Angeles building for two hours. He demanded a radio read of his anti smoking message and a cigarette warning law, citing his father’s death from cancer. Lair surrendered after his broadcast.
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Gas spill threatens town in Virginia
In Tazewell Virginia a storage tank spilled more than 6000 gallons of gasoline early today threatening explosion and water pollution for three towns. Ed Thomas says the Clinch River spill is being diluted by state and federal officials to prevent ignition. Two officers were hospitalized after inhaling fumes. no other injuries reported.
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Divorce won't take a holiday in Oklahoma moratorium
Tulsa filing rush begins as a two week divorce moratorium starts. Robert Martin notes few couples reconcile during the pause and stresses the measure may not save families. Officials anticipate a surge of filings before the deadline as the moratorium begins.
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