Surgeon General Warning Declares Smoking Health Hazard
Public health notice states the Surgeon General has determined cigarette smoking is dangerous to health. It emphasizes risks of lung disease, cancer, and heart issues, urging informed choices and caution for consumers and workers.
Hussein says Soviet offer beats Hawk defense deal
King Hussein of Jordan says Moscow offered a missile defense system at zero price compared to the U S Hawk system and that the Hawk deal is dead unless the United States improves its proposal. He returns from Moscow optimistic about a cash on delivery flexible air defense option and cites financial terms as a hurdle.
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Boulder rolls into house kills couple two children hurt
A boulder rolled from a mountainside and crashed into a home in Inez Kentucky early Sunday killing Ronald Hern and Connie Hern both about 26. Their children Dennis 8 and Ronda 2 were injured, authorities said.
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Russian TV commentator cites US information gap on Soviet Union
Soviet television presenter Genrikh Borovik criticizes American students lack of knowledge about the USSR based on a Gallup poll he commissioned. He notes few have seen a Soviet film or know wartime Soviet deaths, arguing the information gap fuels anti detente sentiment and misperceptions about Soviet life and housing.
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Refugee family adapts after first year in Midwest
A Vietnamese refugee family settles into Midwestern life after a year, with four older children excelling in math and art. Stacy graduates with honors from New Castle High School and plans college in 1977 to study engineering. Adults work, children join Scouts, and homesickness lingers as news from Saigon remains uncertain. The family embraces American foods and climate, while keeping ties to relatives left behind.
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Vietnamese Refugee Family Sets Into Indiana Life in New Castle
The Pham family, eight South Vietnamese refugees, celebrated their first anniversary in New Castle Indiana amid adjustments and a taste for hot dogs and ice cream. Phuc Pham 37 an IU graduate who fled hours before the fall says locals are friendly and they hope for a good life here. Meanwhile in Milwaukee Cheng Heng former Cambodia leader seeks work a year after fleeing Southeast Asia. He has received only menial offers, despite a resume listing top posts including president of Cambodia and agriculture minister.
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