Kennedy’s youngest son starts public service in Rhode Island
Patrick J. Kennedy, 21, youngest Kennedy to enter politics, takes oath as a Rhode Island state representative for $300 a year. He uses the family Bible once used by John F. Kennedy for his inauguration while Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and other relatives witness. Kennedy defeated incumbent John Skeffington Jr. in the primary and faced no general opposition.
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Koop Campaign Aims to Help Women Battered by Abuse
Surgeon General C Everett Koop and Luella Klein announced a campaign to train physicians to detect and aid battered women. They cited estimates of 15 million victims and 1 million added yearly, noting low identification rates in emergency departments and expanding shelters and coalitions oferecem support.
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Izvestia starts paid advertising in new venture
Izvestia, in operation since 1917, carried paid advertising for Soviet and international firms for the first time. A front page note said the move invites direct dialogue with Soviet partners and highlighted a joint venture with Burda. Advertisers include Occidental Petroleum Monsanto Europe Dresdner Bank and Man. Oil spill idles Anheuser-Busch in St Louis.
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Cult accusations force closing of Watts Center
Cult leader Eldridge Broussard Jr announces the Watts Christian Center will close due to accusations of cult leadership hindering fundraising. He requests a state inquiry, seeks talks with Jim and Tammy Bakker, and notes the 53 Ecclesia children were placed in foster care after his daughter Dayna's death. The center house near Clackamas is for sale.
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