Death continues rampage in Cambodia
Washington reports two years after the Khmer Rouge victory that Cambodian death tolls have reached between 600000 and 15 million, with executions by pickaxes common. Education collapsed, children urged to spy, currency removed, a barter system in place, and Phnom Penh largely sealed off under a secretive regime led by a xenophobic organization with limited diplomatic missions.
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U.S
Cambodia
United States
Khmer Rouge
Lon Nol
Phnom Penh
Soviet Union
Help For Pooch From Psychologists In Illinois
AP reports in Carbondale that Bruce Niebuhr and three Southern Illinois University graduates offer part time pet behavior counseling. They use learning based methods to curb furniture chewing and dog aggression, emphasizing owner training and consistent rewards to avoid reinforcing bad behavior.
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Southern, Mlinois University
Niebuhr
Pet Behavior Enterprises
Sore Tooth Causes Death in Miami Man
Willie Moore, 48, died after a tooth infection caused Ludwig's Angina. Autopsy cited swollen tongue and neck, breathing trouble, and a failed tracheotomy. he had heart disease and declined extraction. Medical examiner Dr. Ronald K. Wright noted death resulted from a toothache.
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Willie Moore
Ronald K. Wright
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Moore
Julie L. Moore
Wright
Ludwig
Wiliam Frederick von Ludwig
FBI Reform Debate Draws Civil Liberties and Bureau Lives
The piece discusses options after the indictment including proceeding on all charges, dropping charges against Kearney, or offering no contest pleas. It weighs reactions from civil libertarians, FBI reform advocates, and groups like the American Legion, comparing to Agnew and proposing a middle path with public evidence and a special prosecutor.
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FBI
Kearney
Spiro T. Agnew
Virginia and North Carolina Weekend Weather Summary
Virginia shows variable clouds and pleasant sun with a chance of showers in the northwest. Sunday night and Monday high 70s, lows around 40s to 50s. In North Carolina partly cloudy mountains and coast, otherwise fair through Monday with 70s on beaches and mountains, near 89 inland. Downtown log notes calm winds and minor changes with brief precipitation likely.
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Rhodesian talks eyed after Owen meets Smith in Salisbury
British Foreign Secretary David Owen met Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith to push a new US Britain backed bid for a biracial conference to transfer power from white minority to black majority. Owen said a decision on renewed negotiations would come in a week or so.
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Jan Smith
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Agostino
Neto
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Patriotic Front
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Zimbabwe
John Vorster
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Muzo
What Do You Say To A Grieving Widow
Advice on consoling a grieving widow stresses avoiding hollow phrases like I know how you feel. Offer silent support and simple apologies, listen, be present, and avoid jolting her from grief. Time helps her accept loss and progress through emotional stages toward healing. Questions welcomed privately or publicly.
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