McGovern Teaches Foreign Policy Course at Columbia
George McGovern opened a Columbia University course on American foreign policy with a two hour session attended by about 450 students. He plans a lecture and Q&A format, expects a modest stipend, and will cover Cold War, communism, UN, the Third World, and crises in Cuba Korea the Middle East and Vietnam.
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New York
George McGovern
Senate
South Dakota Democrat
McGovern
Columbia University
Altschul Auditorium
School of International Affairs
Dakota Wesleyan University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Cuba
Korea
Middle East
Vietnam
Five Vehicles Wreck on Icy Highway Near Garner
A chain reaction crash on icy Highway 50 two miles south of Garner involved three tractor-trailers one pickup and one car early Tuesday. The wreck closed the road for hours with no serious injuries amid dramatic scene including a cab torn loose and tumbling into nearby woods. Authorities said one truck demolished and another on its side as drivers attempted to avoid the collision.
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Garner
N. C
C. D. Gardner
Gardner
Professor Emeritus Retires From Penn State Law Faculty
Franklin H. Cook, authority on power industry law, retires with emeritus status after 39 years on the Pennsylvania State University law faculty. He authored Business and the Federal Law.
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University Park, Pa
Franklin H. Cook
Law
Pennsylvania State University
Cook
Ventura County Considers Fines For Uncontrolled Pets
Ventura County Animal Regulation Committee proposes a $50 fine for unpermitted breeding of dogs and cats. A $10 annual permit would curb pet overpopulation, with hearings planned next month and final approval by the county council and district attorney.
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Ventura, Calif
Rover
Ventura County
Los Angeles
Mit
Edwin Jones
Ventura County Council
Ten States Confirm Flu Strain In B Type Outbreak
The Associated Press reports Health officials in ten states and the District of Columbia confirm Influenza B cases while the CDC notes only one large outbreak. Colorado records 390 cases in Grand County and 100 in Summit County with 1,900 total unconfirmed flu-like illnesses statewide this year. Other confirmed B-type cases appear in Tennessee Pennsylvania Georgia California Michigan Alaska South Carolina North Carolina Louisiana and Washington DC. A CDC spokesman says data is insufficient for year-to-year comparison due to lack of systematic study.
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District of Columbia
National Center For Disease Control
Colorado Department of Health
Grand
Summit
Robert Fontaine
Colorado Health Department
Lness
Grand County
Summit County
Eagle
Colorado
Fontaine
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Georgia
California
Michigan
Alaska
South Carolina
North Carolina
Louisiana
CDC
Atlanta
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn
Former POW seeks to overturn Carter pardon in court
Lt. Col. Raymond Schrump, U S Army retired and former prisoner of war, hired lawyers to pursue an appeal to undo President Carter s pardon for Vietnam era draft dodgers. He vows to fight to the end and may seek Supreme Court review. Schrump earned two Silver Stars, two Legions of Merit and three Purple Hearts.
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Fayetteville
Carter
Schrump
Winter sports and sun package deals in Florida and San Juan
Advertises 8 day 7 night sunshine and sports bundles in Miami Beach and Ft. Lauderdale from 226 to 292 dollars with airfare, seventh night free, plus access to dog track racetrack or Jai Alai. Includes 8 days 7 nights in San Juan with day of duty free shopping and air transportation.
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Miami Beach
Ft. Lauderdale
San Juan
St. Thomas
Miami
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