Bodo Man Skull Found Shaping View Of Early Sami Life
A well preserved skull, dubbed Bodo Man, unearthed three weeks ago by SMU scientists in Ethiopia's Danakil region, may reveal activities and material use of Paleolithic hominids. Researchers Frederick Wengert notes potential insights into ancient Sami social and physical life. A separate study on media influence in the 1978 presidential election suggests newspapers often sway views more than TV, with a full report due next year.
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Syracuse University
Earthquake toll in Turkey could reach seven thousand
Turkish papers report that the death toll from the destructive quake may top 7,000 as rescuers assess isolated villages cut off by landslides and a blizzard. Van deputy governor Burhan Yavuz cites over 4,000 confirmed dead and 20,000 homeless with 60 villages destroyed.
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Gale winds lash South County amid widespread damage
Residents pick up pieces after Friday night gale winds reaching 40 mph caused downed trees, damaged roofs, and dozens of emergency calls in Hayward and surrounding areas. Downtown Foothill Boulevard windows shattered, a billboard toppled, and one fatal tree crash near Echo Summit is reported as utilities and cleanup crews work through the aftermath.
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Carter to Pardon Evaders in Quick Action Plan
Carter's spokesman outlined a blanket pardon for Vietnam draft evaders to be issued in Carter's first week. He may seek a broad tax cut, with decisions to be made early next year after reviewing the economy. Carter worked at home in Plains amid rainy weather and a light Friday drizzle.
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Ford leaves retreat for budget work
President Ford, at Camp David, ended a family Thanksgiving gathering and returned to work on the 1978 federal spending plan. He spent four hours with budget experts and White House aides including Alan Greenspan and James Lynn, drafting proposals for Congress.
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Sunday spotlight Inmates have friend in volunteers
Hoisted by Bill Farks Hayward a profile of M-2 Sponsors Inc led by Jee Dibble. The group matches volunteer friends to prisoners released after long terms to help with job search and reentry, reporting lower recidivism and public cost. Ken Brown recounts his prison experience and the need for peer support.
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