Vindicated Schorr quits CBS position and plans future
CBS News correspondent Daniel Schorr resigns after a Congressional hearing and a secret leak affair, saying he has left network television and commercial TV for good in any regular way. He will take a short term university post and consider writing a book.
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Irish women seek end of U S charity to fund terror
Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan, Northern Ireland peace movement leaders, plan a U S visit to urge Americans to stop funding groups they say support violence in Northern Ireland. They will appear on a nationwide PBS telecast after traveling to Buffalo, New York. The pair emphasize unity of Catholic and Protestant members in their movement.
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Swine flu shot effort starts in three cities Friday
The nationwide swine flu immunization program begins Friday in Pontiac Michigan Indianapolis and Philadelphia with 117 million doses arranged. States will decide which cities receive vaccines next week amid vaccine production delays and legal protections discussions.
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Explosions Kill Army Specialist in Quincy Plant Incident
Five dynamite blasts tore through a Quincy area plant on Tuesday killing Sgt. Dennis Foster of Fort Leonard Wood Mo and injuring State Arson Investigator Ernie Arenz. Authorities said no link to Senator Dole's campaign visit and noted efforts to identify the bombers as the investigation continues. The incident followed nearby unrest as a police cruiser collided with a picket line in Youngstown injuring four officers. In Washington the Senate approved a 5.1 billion foreign aid bill for the new fiscal year, cutting 684 million from Ford's request and advancing with no debate.
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Kidnapped Mennonite girl reportedly alive in Argentina
Rev. John D. Erb says his daughter Patricia Erb, abducted two weeks ago from her Buenos Aires home by armed men, is alive and well. He told reporters the American Embassy informed him of her status and hopes for an early reunion abroad.
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Soviet asks return of MIG2 pilot Viktor Belenko
Soviets press US and Japan for Viktor Belenko's return after the MIG 25 defection. Belenko landed in northern Japan seeking asylum in the United States. His wife Lyudmila and mother Lyudmila Stepanovna spoke at a Moscow news conference amid appeals.
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