Naval recruiting center bombed by Latin radicals
Two bombs with force greater than ten sticks of dynamite exploded at a Navy recruiting center in East Meadow New York injuring no one. The United Freedom Front claimed responsibility stating they oppose U S intervention in Latin America and warned Nicaragua and Salvador. About 170 people evacuated as guards covered devices and police investigated the attack.
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Broadcaster Brookshier removed after Louisville remark
CBS TV spokesman said Brookshier was taken off air for intemperate remarks about Louisville basketball during a Philadelphia St Louis game. He claimed coach Denny Crum has a great team but a low collective IQ, prompting analyst Charlie Waters to protest.
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Ling Ling panda shows response to antibiotics at National Zoo
Ling Ling the ailing giant panda appears to respond to large antibiotic doses though not yet well. National Zoo doctors said Tuesday that the kidney problem, found last week, may be a serious infection that had smoldered. Dr Richard Montali, chief pathologist, noted the 227 pound animal is improving but far from out of danger.
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