Miss Porter's School Faces Death Within Its Halls
In Farmington Connecticut Miss Porter's School confronts a crisis after a sophomore reportedly gave birth to a full term baby boy whose body was found in a dormitory plastic bag on November 15. Authorities investigate while the unidentified mother recovers at home amid questions about awareness and school response. The medical examiner's report is awaited.
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Rodeo Heroes Chase Finals and Fortune in the Southwest
Mesquite bronc rider Monty Henson earned 35319 in the year and collected his third Cadillac, while rodeo cowboys chase the finals by racking up travel and entry costs. The sport attracts big spenders who win big yet face constant penury and risk.
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Senate Survey Shows Support for Local Taxing Power
Lawmakers polled reveal 15 of 40 Senate members responded with nine favoring more local taxing authority, four opposing, and two undecided. The survey also shows 93 legislators opposed raising the state sales tax, nine supported, eight undecided. most favor revenue sharing with localities if taxes rise. A majority backs a limited bond issue for prison construction and essential projects per Godwin.
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Vatican condemns sterilization as forbidden for Catholics
The Vatican issued a formal condemnation declaring sterilization to prevent pregnancy absolutely forbidden for Roman Catholics even if pregnancy risks physical or psychic evil. The two page document dated March 13 1975 affirms direct sterilization as harmful to human dignity and warns Catholics against relying on dissenting theologians.
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Oriol Kidnapped Amid Eta Threats Near Madrid
Oriol a former justice minister and Basque by birth was abducted after four masked men forced entry, taking his son and secretary before fleeing. ETA guerrillas were named by the semi official agency as suspects. The kidnapping occurred near premier offices without contact by captors hours later.
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Williams College plans 20 dream course for Christmas break
AP reports Williams College will run a January course "Psychology 13 Dreams and Dreaming" for 20 students who will submit dream logs to study the functional use of dreams in daily life. Psychologist Dr. Eugene Talbot notes dreams reflect reality, reveal inhibitions, and help resolve unfinished business from childhood.
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Pipeline probes seek audit of double joint welds and X rays
A congressional subcommittee considers audits by the Transportation Department and Alyeska of double joint welds and X rays after a falsification scheme and threatened whistleblower retaliation. Radiographers claim a quality control supervisor devised the scheme at yards in Fairbanks and Valdez. A public hearing is planned for Tuesday as delay estimates remain undetermined.
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Policies To Assist Overfed Also Needed Says Institute
Washington AP Worldwatch Institute urges global policy action to aid malnourished and overfed populations while boosting food for the thin. It notes affluent diets linked to cancer and heart disease, urging governments to provide incentives and information to improve population wellbeing.
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Ford Discusses Johnson Retirement Plans and Letters
Ford spoke with Dallas Times Herald publisher Tom Johnson about Lyndon Johnson's retirement. Johnson planned five main projects including memoirs, a Johnson Library, a School of Public Affairs, TV interviews, and helping Lady Bird with reminiscences.
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