Train crash in India leaves hundreds missing after cow collision
World briefs report a Pangea Buster accident near Mansi in Nepal where a train carrying 500 passengers toppled after striking a sacred cow, leaving over 400 missing and 48 bodies recovered by navy divers amid a swollen Bagmati River. Bihar Chief Minister called it the biggest disaster in living memory.
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Saudi Arabia open to sharing AWACS data with US
Saudi ambassador says Riyadh will discuss information from AWACS radar planes if the United States would treat the matter like its talks with Israel. In Washington, Meese criticizes leaks as theft, urging journalists to avoid using classified information. Rosenthal proposes a two year moratorium on apartment to condo conversions to curb urban dislocations. Immokalee biologists warn Florida wood stork numbers fall to about 10 000 as wetland drainage continues.
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Asimov Predicts Space Centered Society At Gettysburg Graduation
Isaac Asimov told 442 graduates at Gettysburg College that future glory lies in a space centered society promoting human brotherhood. He urged peace over war, noting arms spending could fund space exploration and advance knowledge and spirituality across nations.
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Times
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Gettysburg College
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Miners Resume Work After 72-Day Coal Strike
UMW miners in Eastern and Midwest coal states return to work at midnight after a 72 day strike ends with a 38 percent wage and benefit raise to about 111 dollars per day. Elwood Maples and Russell Bennett voice relief while safety checks and refresher courses begin. The contract with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association includes a royalties provision for union funds per ton of non union coal.
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Associated Press
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United Mine Workers
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Charleston
Goodling touts effective human rights stance for bankers
19th district Republican William F. Goodling told Adams County Bankers Association at Stonehenge Restaurant near Gettysburg that the present administration handles human rights effectively. He urged a quiet, lower level diplomacy, urged restraint on aid to right wing regimes, and introduced handgun control bills. He said federal aid to education is small and favored the MX missile pause and GI Bill ideas.
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Israeli Planes Hit Iraq Nuclear Reactor Outside Baghdad
Israeli warplanes attacked and destroyed Iraq's 70 megawatt nuclear research reactor near Baghdad, Saturday. The mission, described by an Israeli military spokesman as urgent, followed controversy over fuel that could be used for weapons. About 150 foreign workers were at the site when the strike occurred.
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Freshman G Book Warns Gettysburg Col lege Heads 1927 Rules
Old Gettysburg College Freshman G Book from 1927-28 warned students not to treat college life as a four year loaf. The handbook lists “don’ts” and “college customs” including beanies, hats and ties, no smoking on campus, and strict conduct rules. It notes veterans could wear beanies, greet faculty, and required freshmen to learn campus cheers within two weeks.
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