Explosion Blamed On Guard's Candle In Korea Disaster
Police in Seoul arrested rail freight guard Shin Moo i after a candle he left burning caused a 30 ton dynamite blast aboard a box car. The explosion killed 58, injured 1,343, damaged thousands of buildings, and left 9,973 residents homeless amid estimates of 10 to 20 million dollars in damage. Shin, drunk the night before, said he was sorry for the dreadful outcome and provided an account of events.
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Seoul
South Korea
Iri
Shin Moo-i
Shin
Inn
Kwangju
Social Burdens Put On Medicine
Winston Salem AP Dr Thomas Szaz a psychiatrist from SUNY Syracuse told a Wake Forest symposium that medical advice now supersedes moral judgment in many issues. He cited obesity as a disease treated by surgery and noted homosexuality once labeled sin and crime is viewed as a disease. He argued alcohol and tobacco are not drugs, but agricultural products under federal law.
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Winston-Salem
Thomas
Zasz
State University of New York
Syracuse
Wake Forest University
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Flood Aid Centers Remain Open in Western North Carolina
Federal disaster officials extend hours for flood relief centers in western North Carolina to 7 p.m. Tuesday as more than 1400 residents seek aid from federal state and private programs. Coordinator Joe D. Winkle said centers will likely stay open beyond Tuesday with possible changes in hours or locations.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Joe D. Winkle
Sadat Invited To Israel
Prime Minister Begin invited Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to address the Israeli parliament as violence raged in Jerusalem with two Arabs killed. A PLO endorsement of a joint Soviet American declaration backed Geneva peace talks, while Sadat indicated willingness to visit Israel if it advances Geneva. Begin warned the gesture should not be exaggerated and noted Sadat had not yet decided.
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Begin
Anwar Sadat
Terael
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
Sadat
Carter
U.S
PLO
Yasir Arafat
Cairo
Israel
Ford Consumer Appeals Board Summary
The Ford Consumer Appeals Board provides an extra help dimension for service problems. Step one, discuss with your dealer who will try to resolve the issue. If unresolved, call toll free 1-800-241-8450 to connect with the board for review and fair decisions.
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Ford Consumer Appeals Board
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