New Jersey Court Grants Quinlan Right To Die
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled 7-0 to appoint Joseph Quinlan guardian for Karen Quinlan and allow her to die if competent doctors agree there is no reasonable chance of recovery. The decision highlights privacy and personal choice over state interest, with no immediate state appeal planned.
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Reagan warns world not to let Soviet Union lead
President candidate Ronald Reagan, in a nationwide TV address, warned against a world where the Soviet Union is dominant, urging resilience and a stronger U.S. defense. He attributed a Kissinger quote about negotiating a second-best position, which Kissinger aide and Elmo Zumwalt disputed as misattributed. Reagan cited the need to restore military superiority and asked Eastern Europeans what it is like living under Soviet dominance while citing potential sources for the quote.
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Transportation Strike Grounds San Francisco Transit System
City workers walkout shuts bus, cable car, and streetcar service in San Francisco with picket lines at Muni facilities. Negotiations continue nationwide as New York faces potential transit paralysis while NBC engineers strike. Las Vegas shows reopen after a three week labor stoppage.
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Virginia and North Carolina Weather Wrap
Virginia expects Thursday rain ending to winds with highs around 30s and 40s, cool and breezy into Friday with light snow in the mountains and showers elsewhere. North Carolina shows scattered showers and thunderstorms ending Thursday morning, then partial clearing and cooler, with partly cloudy skies through Friday.
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Malawi Jehovah's Witnesses face bans and attacks
A report notes long standing clashes with Jehovah's Witnesses in Malawi and neighboring Mozambique after the sect refused to pledge allegiance to political groups. The Malawi Congress Party banned the sect in 1967 and urged firing members and village expulsion. renewed attacks cited non-participation in politics and no military service.
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Malawi Congress Party
Johannesburg
Callaway Talks Regarded Not a CAB Violation
Washington AP The Civil Aeronautics Board found Callaway talks with two CAB members about special air charters to his controlled ski firm regrettable but not a CAB rule violation. The board will send its investigation file to the Department of Justice, which is probing Callaway’s Crested Butte Development Corp. ties.
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Justice Department
Crested Butte Development
Sam
Intense pressure from Syria as Beirut fighting continues
Kamal Junblatt said he faced intense Syrian pressure to halt the Lebanese civil war, while Christian forces held the defense. Special envoy L Dean Brown met the U.S. ambassador and urged negotiation. Police counted 40 killed and 81 wounded in Beirut and suburbs amid sporadic gunfire. casualty totals rose beyond 14,000 since April.
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Kamal Junblatt
Syria
L. Dean Bruwn
U.S
Brown
United States
Dunblatt
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