Trial of Nazi Collaborator Paul Touvier May Split France
In Paris prosecutors prepare to try Paul Touvier, a 74-year-old former Lyon militia head, whose capture raises questions about Catholic Church complicity with the Third Reich. The case could reopen wounds over Vichy collaboration, rescue attempts, and potential church involvement, with Touvier facing murder charges and possible lengthy investigations.
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Looming energy crisis call from officials criticized
The piece critiques Interior Secretary Lujan and Energy Secretary Watkins for favoring oil and coastal risk over conservation and alternative energy. It notes rising oil imports, offshore drilling proposals, and a House backed moratorium, urging a shift to long term energy alternatives and conservation.
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Pete Wilson
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California
AIDS Drugs Access Should Quicken Hope For Patients
The piece urges the FDA to suspend strict efficacy tests for AIDS drugs, arguing life expectancy for AIDS patients is short. Advocates parallel testing and case by case approval, noting Bristol-Myers plans free distribution of dideoxyinosine while trials proceed.
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Anthony Fauci
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Fishing fever hits Dickson in spring
Editor Alb ion Brechalov writes of Dickson Siberia where thousands of anglers crowd the Enisei River ice in late May. The column recalls luck as a key factor, recounts two vivid anecdotes including Evdokia Balakhtina, a 62-year-old fisherwoman who fell through thin ice but escaped in wet clothes at 23 degrees below zero.
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Fishermen’s luck as Enisei ice breaks for salmon giant
From Dickson, Siberia Evdokia Balakhtina braves icy Enisei to fish a tale of stubborn resolve. After drying she again ventures out and nets 43 smelt. Andrei Sidorov, dock worker, wrestles a large 11.5 kilogram white salmon from a narrow ice opening, losing a 95 ruble watch in the splash.
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Dixon
Illinois
Country Strings concert in the park tonight at Dixon Park
Ten years ago July 24 1979 The Country Strings will present the second concert in the park at John Dixon Park led by Joe Miller with former Dixonite Bill Wolff on bass Bob Vancil on lead and Larry Burke on drums.
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