Rhode Island vote stirs questions in presidential race
Rhode Island's primary produced a mixed slate with Jerry Brown touting a win as the main challenger to Jimmy Carter. Ford and Reagan each claimed wins for the Republicans, while uncommitted delegates complicate the delegate math ahead of California Ohio and New Jersey contests.
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Message of Love from Mother Teresa At Habitat Forum
Mother Teresa, renowned for work in Calcutta's slums, addressed a standing room crowd in a Habitat Forum hangar and later drew a large turnout at the Pacific Coliseum during the Pacific National Exhibition.
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Doctor Fennelly to lead Quinlan care team in Newark
Dr. Joseph Fennelly of Madison New Jersey will head a seven doctor panel to care for Karen Anne Quinlan if she is moved to a nursing home. He spoke during the 25th annual conference of the New Jersey Association for Mental Health at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark.
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Solzhenitsyn Critics U S Freedom Materialism At Stanford
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn urged Americans to rethink petty freedoms and materialism while accepting the American Friendship Award at Stanford University in Stanford California. He said his critique aimed to be constructive despite exile over Soviet policy. Meanwhile singer Johnny Pay filed for personal bankruptcy in Nashville Tennessee showing assets of 153232 and debts of 488611.29.
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Colorado senator Floyd Haskell files divorce petition
Sen. Floyd Haskell of Colorado and his wife, married 34 years, have filed a joint divorce petition in Arapahoe County District Court in Littleton, according to an aide.
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Brink's case solved in Montreal after big holdup
Police announce eight arrests in the $2.8 million Brink's robbery nine weeks prior. They report recovery of more than $100,000, serial numbers confirming the source, and the death of suspect John Stanvey during a May raid. Arrested include a 60 year old woman, her three sons, and two daughters in Montreal and the Laurentians.
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Capitol Room Rumors Of Orgies Denied By Speaker
Washington AP Carl Albert rejected Time Mag claim that a Capitol room, nicknamed the Board of Education, hosted orgies. The room, assigned to the speaker, was said to be used informally by Rayburn and associates. Albert said he never heard of it and does not believe it true.
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Explosive attack hits Plymouth Rock but rock unscathed
In Plymouth Massachusetts an explosion tore into sand beside Plymouth Rock causing a three by eighteen inch by seven inch hole. Police say the boulder remained undamaged and no injuries occurred. Authorities note likely dynamite was used and no suspects or claim of responsibility at that time.
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Weather Outlook Delaware and New Castle Counties
Cool breezy day with upper 60s to low 70s and occasional drizzle in Delaware County. New Castle County turns mostly cloudy with a high in the low to mid 70s and a mid 50s low tonight, then clearing Thursday with around 70. Air quality is unsatisfactory in Wilmington but will be satisfactory elsewhere in the Delaware Valley. Total precipitation 1.68 inches at International Airport in the last 24 hours.
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Jefferson fireworks open bicentennial exhibit spectacle
Washington attended opening night for the Thomas Jefferson exhibit at the National Gallery of Art, with First Lady Betty Ford among tens of thousands at the Mall. Fireworks modeled on 18th century France lit the Capitol dome while Monticello glowed in gold, and a 60-item collection drew crowds.
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Air Force weighs civilian or military maternity outfits
SAN ANTONIO AP The Air Force is weighing proposals for a military maternity uniform or civilian maternity clothing for pregnant servicewomen. At Randolph AFB a workshop explored whether to issue a dedicated maternity uniform or let pregnant WAFS wear civilian maternity attire with name tags and rank insignia. A Randolph spokesman said they are determining feasibility. CARRINGTON WASH C.C. Helton fought Snohomish County to build a log cabin and won. He reports 6000 letters and many visitors to his unfinished home, affecting work time.
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Wash
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