Harris Enjoys Returns For Cowboys In Dallas Crowd
Ouachita's Harris reflects on kick and punt returns for the Dallas Cowboys. He ranks among the league leaders, tolerates rough collisions, and says he loves the challenge of returning kicks despite coaches calling him crazy. Linda Harris notes his tough resilience after a hard Sunday hit.
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Denner
Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas
Linda Harris
Cliff
Mrs. Harris
Harris
Charlie Waters
Linda
Washington
Quachia Baptist
Jerry Tubbs
Tubbs
Operation a Success But Patient Died in Many Hospitals
An ironic report on hospital cross infection notes patients die from infections acquired in hospital. A bacteriologist questions quality control in an industry meant to save lives and outlines the growing nosocomial infection problem facing patients during stays.
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Dorothy Golden
R.N
Ohio State University Hospitals
Columbus
Bertha Yanis Litsky
Ambherst
Mass
Litsky
George F. Mallison
U.S. Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Shaffer
Drug Abuse Prevention Week Aims to Educate
Multiple experts discuss drug abuse dangers and prevention strategies during Drug Abuse Prevention Week. Community groups, schools, churches, and Blue Shield offer booklets and films to help families recognize and resist drug offers. Medical professionals emphasize hospital infection risks, nosocomial statistics, and hand hygiene as essential safeguards against infections.
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Seung
Cure
PTA
Blue Shield Phan
Barred Swimmer Files Complaint in St Paul
A 12 year old St Paul girl Kathryn Stiebel alleges sex discrimination after being barred from Murray High School swimming for a second year. Her mother Dr Charlotte Striebel countersigned the complaint under a new city ordinance on equal treatment in education. Minnesota State High School League rules limit participation in interscholastic sports to qualificat.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Timely Quotes on Wage Stabilization Talks
The document suggests the administration can negotiate with Mau Tse-tump and George Means to work out a wage stabilization plan. It mentions Warbate Buard and World War efforts, noting ongoing discussions and hopeful cooperation to stabilize wages.
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Mau
George
Iran Cracks Down as Guerrillas Threaten Crown Celebrations
Iran braces for 60 foreign heads of state amid security net around Persepolis and Tehran. Maoist Siakal faction battles security, four guerrillas killed, two captured, one security officer dead. Police round up about 600 suspects. looming pardon of 5,000 prisoners noted. Diplomatic observers doubt hostage plot. aim to disrupt rather than target dignitaries.
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Dennis Neeld
Associated Press
Tehran
Iran
Tran
Persepolis
Cyrus the Great
Tal
Siakal
IRS Rules Private Schools Discriminatory Admissions Lose Tax Exempt Status
The IRS formal ruling states private schools with racially discriminatory admissions policies are not charitable under the Internal Revenue Code and may lose tax-exempt status. The policy echoes Mississippi court action and defines nondiscrimination across admissions, programs, and athletics as required for exemption. The IRS notes a nationwide survey of southern private schools is underway with no completion date.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Mississippi
IRS
South
United States
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