Greeks and Turks clash near Mari in Cyprus battle
In the island’s sharpest clash since a 1964 cease fire Greek and Turkish Cypriot forces fought four hours on the Mari outskirts 40 miles from Nicosia. A UN spokesman said a ceasefire was arranged after casualties.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
U.N
Mari
Nicosa
Nicosia- Limassol
Ismair A. Martola
Mars
George Grivas
National Guard
Nicosia-Limassol
Grivas
Cyprus
Warren stands tall in North Carolina Legislature
Senator Lindsay Warren Jr has led the North Carolina Courts Commission since 1963. He guided a uniform district court system through to 1971 and pushed through an intermediate Court of Appeals in 1967, with ongoing work toward statewide reform.
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Noel Yancey
Raleigh
Lindsay C. Warren Jr
Warren
North Carolina
General Assembly
Terry Sanford
North Carolina Courts Commission
David Britt
Courts Commission
Intermediate Court of Appeals
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Earl Vaughn
D.rockingham
Appeals Court
Congressman Warns On Public Trust In Science
Rep Nick Galifianakis told a Duke University medical seminar that public doubt about science grows as health services expand. He warned of greater infringement on personal values and urged clear assurances that medical advances will not harm individuals. He recalled past vaccine riots and organ transplant controversies as context.
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Rob Wood
Associated Press
Durham
Nick Galifianakis
D—N. C
Galifianakis
Duke University
ABA committee backs plea concessions for cooperating defendants
The American Bar Association advisory panel endorses allowing lighter sentences or concessions for defendants who plead guilty or no contest when it serves public justice. It cautions this does not mandate concessions for all or for those who decide not to go to trial. The report, chaired by Walter V. Schaefer, suggests judges confirm prosecutor concessions before sentencing and keep records to ensure voluntariness.
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Washington
American Bar Association
ABA
Oae
House of Ee and
Acoplamee
Walter V. Schaefer
Illinois Supreme Court
Northwestern University
Wayne A LaFave
University of Illinois Law School
Colorado House Approves Liberalized Abortion Bill
The Colorado House backed a Senate amendment to expand abortion access. The measure would allow abortions for health risks, rape or incest cases, or if the fetus would be severely disabled, with Gov. Love undecided. Opponents, mainly Catholics, warned of Colorado becoming the abortion capital. Supporters said the law would be permissive and not force abortions.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
House
Senate
John A. Love
Indira Gandhi warns of continued food scarcity in India
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi told a three day meeting of India's state chief ministers and food ministers that food will remain critically scarce and prices will rise. She urged leaders to unite despite politics to feed the country’s 500 million people amid successive droughts.
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Joe McGowan
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Women Can Keep Secrets at Wake Forest College
Dana Hanna a Wake Forest College dorm counselor engaged to Marine Lt. Wallace Dixon who was wounded in Vietnam receives a $400 door prize note tied to a fund collected by 600 coeds. The event aims to help finance a Hawaii trip she hoped for, but she says she knew nothing about the fundraising.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Dana Hanna
Wake Forest College
Hanna
Miss Hanna
Wally
Truck Crops Origins and Trade Meaning Explained
The term truck crops derives from the French troquer meaning to barter. It refers to vegetables and produce frequently sold in small lots and once exchanged or bartered, shaping U S usage of the term beyond transport methods.
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United States
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