Model of largest flying creature on display at Field Museum
A life sized pterosaur model rises in Stanley Field Hall at the Field Museum in Chicago on Wednesday. Designed and assembled by Robert Malone and Karen Wermuth of New York City, the 5 foot wingspan and 31 foot length echo fossils found at Big Bend National Park, Texas in 1971.
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Stanley Field Hall
Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
Robert Malone
Karen Wermuth
New York City
Big Bend National Park
Texas
Local Q and A columns answer varied reader queries
Readers ask about Bible restoration services and local crafts renewals. Joseph Apacka Inc in Greensboro and Winston Printing Co in Winston-Salem provide Bible backs. Other questions cover jail time rumors, air raid shelters in High Point, handicapped fishing at Oak Hollow Marina, Donny Osmond address, lamp shade recovery by Charles McAdoo, and NC Zoo hours with group visit details.
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Northridge St
Greensboro
Winston Printing Company
Indiana Ave
Winston-Salem
Humphrey Faces Crowd Asks If He Is Running
Washington puzzled over how to introduce Hubert H Humphrey at the ASNE panel. Patterson of the St. Petersburg Times notes the former vice president is not a candidate but would not rule out the future. Humphrey says his present judgment stands, amid questions on a possible presidential bid.
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Hubert H Humphrey
Washington
Eugene C Patterson
St. Petersburg
Fla
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Senate
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William Eaton
Chicago Daily News
Freeze and drought hit North Carolina farmers hard
North Carolina farmers face heavy damage from a weekend freeze and ongoing dry weather. Blueberries suffer 50 to 100 percent losses in places, peaches in the Sandhills lose up to 90 percent of the young crop, and other crops cucumbers peppers green beans squash and eggplants also show significant damage. Tobacco and corn losses threaten early plantings. some planters may need to reset or source new plants from Georgia.
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North Carolina
Jack Frost
Jim Graham
Sandhills
Graham
Columbus
Garland D. McCullen
Georgia
McCullen
India Names Narayanan Ambassador to China to Restore Ties
New Delhi says it will appoint KR Narayanan, a senior career diplomat, as ambassador to Beijing, restoring full diplomatic relations after 15 years. Foreign Minister Chavan told Parliament the move follows discussions signaling mutual steps toward upgrading missions in Peking and Beijing.
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India
China
Indira Gandhi
KR Narayanan
Peking
Y B. Chavans
Chavan
Narayanan
Pekingim
Peoples Republic of China
Jawaharlal Nehru
Bighearted IRS Offers Break for Taxpayers
The IRS granted an automatic two month extension for taxpayers who file Form 4868 by midnight and pay an estimate of taxes due. If owed money, penalties apply. refunds incur no late penalty. Through last Friday the service had received 59.4 million of 86.4 million returns, about 31 percent, with many still filing.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Harrises Face Kidnap Charges In Hearst Case
Patricia Hearst, recovering from a collapsed lung, is at Sequoia Hospital while the Harris duo face new charges of kidnapping Hearst from her Berkeley apartment on February 4, 1974. Prosecutors say Hearst offered to name three bombing cadre members if spared further charges.
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Marin County
Miss Hearst
Bales
Harrises
Patricia Hearst Collapsed Lung Serious Health Crisis
Patricia Hearst, 22, pleaded for her attorney Al Johnson amid a collapsed lung crisis in a Redwood City jail cell. Dr. Weisberg operated at Sequoia Hospital after lung air leaked into the chest cavity. Johnson held her hand as U.S. marshals guarded the ER. Hearst faced ongoing state charges and a bank robbery conviction.
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Calif
Patricia Hearst
al Johnson
Los Angeles
Miss Hearst
Johnson
Sequoia Hospital
Jeffrey Weisberg
Weisberg
Donald Rowles
U.S
Chemical Antineoplastons May Normalize Cancer Cells
Baylor University researchers led by Dr R Burzynski report antineoplastons halt cancer growth in laboratory tests by up to 97 percent while largely sparing normal cells. They extracted the substance from urine and observed cancer regression in 140 cases, noting potential for early stage therapy though not yet tested in animals.
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Baylor University
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Buranski
Taylor
MTD Anderson Hospital and
Tumor Institute
New York Medical College
Federation of Americal Societies For
United States
Burzynski
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