Miz Lillian letters spark Press Council hearing in Britain
In London a British weekly faces a Press Council inquiry over Miz Lillian letters allegedly by Alan Coren. The spoof chronicles the Carter family with fictional relatives, drawing criticism as unethical and distasteful toward US President Carter.
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Kids recall ice cream man killing in Miami shooting
Neighborhood children who witnessed the ice cream vendor’s shooting grapple with trauma. They describe nightmares and fear of violence as psychiatrists note the need for outreach and support, while parents struggle to recognize their kids’ anxiety amid ongoing crime in the area.
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Chile hijack ends after asylum at embassy
Three Chilean leftists hijacked a domestic jet with 58 aboard, forced it to Lima, and surrendered after a three hour standoff. They were promised asylum at the Venezuelan Embassy, while the fate of their claims remains unclear.
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Top Bangkok cop finds solution to smog woes
Police Gen. Paluek Suwannavej announces Bangkok air pollution at several crossings was dangerous and masks mislead the public. He notes masks cost a fraction and soil quickly, then presents a different explanation while the masks vanish and pollution remains.
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Wisconsin strike swells as guardsmen deploy nationwide
Thousands of state office workers walked out in an illegal public employee strike in Wisconsin. Governor Lucey mobilized about 2,000 National Guard troops to staff penal and mental institutions as he prepared to depart for Washington to be sworn in as ambassador to Mexico.
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Census to drop head of household term in 1990 form
Washington report notes the Census Bureau will remove the term head of household from the 1990 census form now undergoing field tests. The form will ask filers to list all family members starting with the person in whose name the home is owned or rented, reflecting who is the head.
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