Court orders eyeglasses ad ban reconsidered
The Supreme Court ordered reconsideration of California's広告 ban on prescription eyeglass advertising after its drug advertising ruling. A test case戻 to a three judge Los Angeles court. Board of Optometry appeal, lower court acted pre-drug ruling. Court also reviewed Nevada water rights, Nader suit vs Allegheny Airlines, and jury siren bans.
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Ray Orrock’s daily work ethic questioned by past five years
Ray Orrock reflects on five years of routine and the value of his efforts as he contemplates a difficult decision in child welfare. Returning an abused child to potentially harmful parents is a challenge discussed in a Women’s World article.
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Pierre Trae
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Habitat Forum
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Boat Owners Reach Distance Guarantee Compromise
Boat owners of a Sport-Craft fiberglass boat praise Help-Mate for negotiating a compromise on a guarantee they could not fully utilize due to distance.
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Help-Mate
Emotions linked to breast cancer in early study
London psychiatrist Dr Stephen Greer reports a preliminary link between suppressed emotions and breast cancer after testing 18 women. He notes 68 percent of cancer patients showed suppressed anger versus 33 percent of healthy controls, but cautions the finding is not conclusive.
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Stephen Greer
King’s College Hospital, London
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Catholic board urges easing of marriage law
A Vatican led Catholic Anglican Commission urges relaxing marriage rules for mixed Catholic Anglican couples. It says marriages should be allowed before the authorized minister of either church if proper pastoral preparation is provided. The commission found no fundamental doctrinal differences between the churches on marriage.
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Catholic Board
Washington
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Heras Oe
Asian youths riot in London over fatal stabbing
In London hundreds of Asian youths flooded streets in a racial clash following the stabbing death of 16 year old Gurdip Singh Chagger in Southall. The mob besieged a police station as officers released two detained youths and clashes with white youths occurred at a bus stop.
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London
UPI
Gurdip Singh Chagger
Southall
Hays May Give Up Second Post Amid Scandal Claims
Bart on Ohio news item reports Hays may relinquish a second post amid a vex scandal involving an employee Elizabeth and comments from D-Otso. The piece describes Hays at a barbecue surrounded by supporters including John Lippian praising him and recalling a Vietnam service story.
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Mexico City Struck by Strong Quake Causes Panic
Mexico City was hit by a strong earthquake causing panic among residents and visitors as swaying buildings and hotels drove people into the streets. The epicenter and magnitude were not immediately known.
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