Berkeley students mockers clash with helmets and masks
A campus scene at UC Berkeley contrasts comical student headgear with past violent demonstrations. Separate Philadelphia lecture saw 10 gay activists interrupt Dr. David Reuben’s talk at Playhouse in the Park calling him a criminal over his views on homosexuality. Ted Kennedy Jr. heads to Dublin for a two week vacation with six friends. Dorothy Tubridy notes the trip includes camping and fishing at Irish resorts. Jack Nicholson left his hand and foot prints outside Mann's Chinese Theater in Hollywood in a traditional ceremony.
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Playhouse In the Park Theater
Philadelphia
Reuben
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Sen
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Dublin
Dorothy Tubridy
Kennedy
Young Kennedy
Jack Nicholson
Mann
Hollywood
Birth rates fall fastest among minority families
New York UPS reports that birth rates among poor black Mexican American and American Indian families decline faster than those of mostly white families, reversing a long trend. Studies in Family Planning Perspectives by James A. Sweet and Frederick Jaffe note major drops in minority and low income fertility from 1957 to 1980, though absolute rates remain higher than in affluent groups.
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United States
Family Planning Perspectives
Technical Quarterly of
Planned Parenthoods
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University of Wisconsin
Frederick
Jaffe
Sweet
U.S
OPEC Holds Line on Oil Prices After Saudi Split
Saudi Arabia refused to back a tax hike as OPEC kept the posted price frozen for three more months. The group raised royalties by 2 percent while debating inflation offsets. ministers warned a price rise could trigger world inflation, with meetings set to reassess for the fourth quarter.
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Ecuador
Saudi Arabia
Organization of Petroleum
Petroleum Organization
OPEC
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Yamani
Hoormerang
Nalions
Troven
Venezuela
Iran
Abu Dhabi
Algeria
Indonesia
Iraq
Kuwait
Libya
Unusual weather? No, it's normal, says UW expert
Madison weather expert Dr Bryson from the University of Wisconsin Institute of Environmental Studies says current cool spells are normal after a long warm period. He notes jet stream winds and lower volcanic activity as factors but stresses temperatures are returning to standard patterns.
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Madison, Wis
IPI
Reid A. ‘Bryson
University of Wisconsin
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sioux Falls
Bryson
Institute of Environmental Studies
Norrhal
Five Fuchs family members found dead in Park Ridge basement blaze
Firemen found five members of the Fuchs family dead in a Park Ridge basement after a smoldering fire. The victims include Raymond A Fuchs 49 Ruth his wife Scott 15 and Lynd 14. A fifth body likely an older son lay burned in the kitchen with hands bound. A bloody kitchen knife was near the basement bodies.
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Chicago
Park Ridge
Momlay
Raymond A Fuchs
Ruth, Af
Asta
Scott
Dsay
Caniles
Cl.osely
Fuchs
Kennedy reflects on Chappaquiddick tragedy and policy views
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, recalling the 1969 Chappaquiddick car crash that killed Mary Jo Kopechne, says the death lives with him daily and he regrets it. In a WEET radio interview he notes potential impact on his political future and emphasizes accountability to voters. He also spoke at the American Waterworks Association on Egypt nuclear policy and a national water policy to ensure supply and quality.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Chappaquidick
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Kopechne
Tre
Lothe Kopechne
Dick Levitan
WEET
American Waterworks Association
Egypt
Canada
India
Youth convicted for attack on Russ envoy
A Brooklyn teenager, Michell Rein, 18, was found guilty by Judge Harald R. Tyler in Manhattan Federal Court of assaulting Kosenkov, a secretary at the Russian mission to the UN. Kosenkov identified Rein in court as one of two youths who knocked him down and doused beef blood on his coat as he walked home from the Soviet Mission in midtown Manhattan on March 31, 1973.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
U.S
Harald R. Tyler
Michell Rein
MM. Kasen
Kosenkov
Rein
Jewish ‘Defense League
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