WHO Urges Nations to Protect Non-Smokers Worldwide
In Geneva, WHO experts urge sweeping laws to shield nonsmokers from smoke in work and public spaces. The 100-page report calls for nonsmokers consent before others may smoke near them, extended nonsmoking areas, and infant protection from smoke exposure. It links rising cancer mortality to widespread smoking and cites risks of smoking during pregnancy. Recommendations include advertising bans, clear cigarette yields on packs, higher taxes, and prohibiting tobacco sales to minors and vending machines.
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Bee-Rustling Ring Busted In South Florida Honey Heist
Florida lawmen halted a bee-rustling operation that stole nearly 500000 in honey by swapping brands on hives. Beekeepers from seven counties identified thefts across about 1200 recovered hives at a Quonset hut honey factory raid in Palm Beach County. Three Jupiter men were arrested. several more arrests anticipated as investigators map losses for beekeepers and assess honey volumes.
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Little Panel Divided Over Death Penalty in NC Case
The panel split over sentencing in the North Carolina first-degree murder case. Only two favored mandatory death, four jurors said she was innocent on the stand while willing to base verdict on evidence. The defense attorney was Marvin Mil.
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Senate debates extended death law amid jury selection
The article describes friction over broadcasting a nationwide extension to the death law with Sen. Kennedy opposing a broad expansion. Ribicoff urges North South legal equality and Ford hopes for House concurrence after Senate rewrites. Jury selection details reveal diverse backgrounds and racial dynamics, with prosecutors and defense using limited challenges and alternates chosen under conditions.
Mideast talks seen accelerating toward September signing
Rabin aides anticipate August negotiations with Kissinger shuttle between Egypt and Israel and a final direct talks phase before a September signing in Tel Aviv. Gen Bar-Ley says Egypt accepted Israel’s interim Sinai plan. U.N. notes Sinai buffer zone remains calm with 7000 troops, 30 tanks, 36 heavy guns allowed per disengagement terms.
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Space Leaders Emphasize New Missions and Return to Earth
Space officials outline cooperation on future missions and the rise of women astronauts. Spaceflight is seen as increasingly routine with a reusable shuttle. Slayton, after 16 years on the ground, calls the flight easy and jokes about his 91 year old aunt. Brand describes the mission as the greatest experience.
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Priests for Equality push for women priest ordination
A national group of 75 Roman Catholic priests launched Priests for Equality calling for equal rights for women in society and the Church including ordination. The 3600 word charter asks end to sexist language in worship and education and to remove gender discrimination in Church laws while noting civil rights parallels. Father William Callahan said the charter circulated to 300 priests drew strong early support and was sent to bishops.
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Energy bill faces extended price controls amid White House talks
The article discusses possible extensions of price controls and tax rebates as Congress recesses in August. President Ford signals willingness to a 60 day extension to avoid vetoing a six month extension, while White House Capitol Hill negotiations falter. Some Republicans propose alternative routes to implement new proposals.
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