Prinze Divorces Wife in Los Angeles After 15 Months
Freddie Prinze aged 22 and Kathy Blaine 26 filed for divorce in Los Angeles, ending their 15 month marriage. The couple share a son named Freddie. The divorce comes as Prinze’s career spotlight continues with his Chico and the Man role.
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Mother of five fights to prove marriage to late Bob Martin
Pat Martin seeks to establish a lawful marriage to Bob Martin to claim paternity of her five children. She traveled from Kansas to testify in Pierre, saying she and Martin never divorced, while another widow contends with the questions of marriage and paternity as lawyers discuss blood tests to settle the matter.
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Fat women at higher risk of uterine cancer after menopause
University of California San Diego researchers led by Dr. Howard R. Judd report that fat converts androgen to estrogen, increasing uterine cancer risk after menopause. The study, supported by a $169,000 federal grant, notes obesity raises cancer risk by boosting estrogen levels in the uterus.
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Jefferson County teachers end strike with new master contract
In Louisville Kentucky nearly 117000 Jefferson County students returned to school as a 23 hour bargaining session produced a master contract ratified by 11 1 on the school board and an 8.6 percent average salary increase. The agreement includes class size limits binding arbitration and funds from a court order releasing 3.3 million dollars in state funds to back pay raises.
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Transatlantic Air Fares Rise Across Airlines
Geneva dispatch reports passengers face price increases up to one percent or more as carriers adjust transatlantic fares. The note highlights modest hikes amid broader airline tariff shifts affecting travel from Europe to the United States and Canada.
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Bomb threat backfires on sailor at Norfolk airport
Victor Wilson, a sailor stationed on an aircraft, was charged after calling in a bomb threat to United Airlines at Norfolk International Airport. He aimed to delay his flight to Chicago by triggering a search of the plane, causing a three hour delay before he boarded. Investigators from the state corporation commission charged him on Monday.
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Two Americans slain in Colombian DEA office attack
In Bogota two Americans were found dead in a U S Drug Enforcement Administration office. DEA director Octavio Gonzalez 38 and electrical engineer Thomas Charles Cole 25 were killed by gunfire and blunt force trauma respectively. A 38 caliber revolver with three live rounds and three spent cartridges was found on Cole. Police say motives unclear and officials question drug links.
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AIM Leaders Help Free Tot for Christmas With Hydes
Lawrence Kansas UPI reports AIM leader Russell Means and Judge Mike Elwell arranged for Rolena Hyde, a girl removed after alleged abuse, to spend Christmas two days with her parents Anthony and Evelene Hyde. Officials will monitor her return, with possible mid February reunification, while Means plans to appeal the initial removal.
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UC ethics experts outline limits on baby survival guidelines
In San Francisco UC ethics specialists Albert Jonsen and Michael Garland argue life support may be withdrawn from infants unable to participate in human experience. They urge cautious medical judgment, noting parents are usually the moral decision makers, though doctors may decide in some cases.
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Child abuse views spark controversy in debate
Washington UPI reports a debate over how to handle child abuse with pamphlets from HEW and the Center on Child Abuse and Neglect. Dr Helene Tanous of Largo Florida argues the materials advocate leniency toward abusers and hinder prosecution. Officials reply the center supports treatment and rehabilitation rather than elevating abusers above the law.
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