Silver Shortage Sparks Competing Congressional Proposals
Washington heard a clash of approaches from silver producers users and lawmakers on how to avert a growing shortage. Last year output reached 35 million ounces while consumption hit 235 million, with the government filling the gap from dwindling stocks. White urged Treasury studies with a Feb 1 1985 report as a base for action.
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Cigarette Tax Revenues Rise. Cash in States Increase
A Chicago report based on July 1964 data from the National Tobacco Tax Association says cigarette tax collections rose in a majority of states for the second straight month, indicating a fading concern from the health and smoking scare. The association notes July figures imply continued easing of the Surgeon General’s health warning effects on purchases.
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Satellite relay to provide live Olympics from Japan
United States aims to place the Syncom-3 satellite over the Pacific to relay live Olympic telecasts from Japan to American homes for about two years. The project, coordinated by Comsat with multiple national agencies, would use a stationary 22 300 mile orbit for 24 hour coverage.
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Alf the Bullfighter Battles Ram in Pub Yard
Alf Alfred Marvin a 46 year old British bullfighter at the King's Head pub in Ash England plans a charity bout with a 2 year old Jersey bull after a ram named Bimbo charged him injuring his shin. He vows to face a real bull in the pub yard today.
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Accused Wife Bomber Is Found Not Guilty
A San Francisco jury acquitted Army Captain Alvin Klein of mailing the March 18 1963 bomb that injured two postal workers at San Francisco International Airport. Defense argued Viet Cong saboteur planted the device in Saigon where Klein served, citing lack of motive and external influence.
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Wife murder study warns couples seek counseling
Drs Morgenstern and Kurland study wife murder cases, noting preexisting marital strain and hostile dynamics. They find husbands seem normal before marriage, and nagging and guilt drive breakdowns leading to violence. experts urge counseling to prevent murder and divorce.
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Jacob Morgenstern
Albert A. Kurland
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