Two families share same man shakes South Dakota
State Attorney General confirms Bob Martin, 52, died of a heart attack while serving as Director of Economic Development. He kept two separate households, with wives in Sioux Falls and Pierre, each with children. Investigations followed by attorneys for the widows reveal the dual family arrangement.
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Sioux Falls
Bob Martin
Pierre
Bob Marti
Martin
South Dakota
William Janklow
Jack Allman
Steven Jorgensen
Siouxalls
Jorgensen
South Dakota Industrial
Soviet parade marks 50th anniversary without new weapons
In Moscow, a low key 50th anniversary parade featured smaller, toned down formations by thousands of troops and cadets with no fresh equipment. Amid Lebanon unrest, Sarkis urged tolerance of an Arab peace force to halt fighting, as truce efforts face Christian-led objections. A powerful quake hit northeast Iran and Mindanao saw a smaller temblor with casualties reported in Vandik village. officials noted collapsed mud-brick homes. Police and St John’s University probed a stabbing death at 20 in Hauppauge linked to hazing claims, while UAW and Chrysler announced a tentative three-year agreement covering 9,000 salaried workers and separate talks for 109,000 plant workers.
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Beirut
Elias Sarkis
Sarkis
Bran
Mindanao
Philippines
Vandik
Red Lion
Sun
Iran
Red Cross
Iskanwaya Ruins Reveal Trapezoid Based Architecture
Archaeologists in Bolivia report the discovery of Iskanwaya, a 500 year old citadel linked to the Mollo culture. The site features terraced farms and trapezoidal houses built with precise calculations, suggesting a collectivist town of about 9,000 residents. Further excavations are planned for roughly ten more years.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Carlos Ponce Sanjines
National Institute of Archaeology
Ponce Sanjines
Ponce Sanjunes
Iskunwaya
Ponce Santnes
Iskanwaya
Editor reveals one computer error per issue in Saturday Review
In a satirical note Norman Cousins explains that the column features one or two computer error gags each edition. He cites absurd ads caused by glitches such as backward license plates and misprinted theater patterns, highlighting the humor in malfunctioning automation.
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Lakehurst
Saturday Review
Norman Cousins
Idaho
George Burns
Handgun violence urged as public health issue in Oregon
Oregon psychiatrist Dr. Charles H. Browning argues in JAMA that handguns are a public health hazard and calls for tighter controls. He notes thousands die yearly from pistols and urges physicians to make prevention a major goal of organized medicine. London reports Nixon to earn about 489 dollars in BBC interviews scheduled for May.
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Charles H. Browning
Journal of the American Medical Association
Browning
London
Nixon
BBC
David Prost
Fras
San Clemente
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