London Snub Douses Pandas Bid for Offspring
Chi-Chi at London Zoo ignored An-An during a second pairing attempt. Chi-Chi stood under An-An’s stare then turned away, retreating to her paddock after a brief posturing display. An-An, transported from Moscow, showed interest but was rebuffed. zookeepers voiced low spirits over the stalled breeding effort.
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Notre Dame Medal Goes To Shriver
UPI reports U.S. Ambassador R. Sargent Shriver will receive Notre Dame University’s Laetere Medal on September 21. The gold honor, awarded since 1883 in South Bend, recognizes an American Catholic layman who excels in his field and leads an exemplary private life.
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Troops Cleared in Cam Ranh Bay Incident Dispute
A joint U.S. Vietnamese inquiry found U.S. military police did not mistreat civilians during the Cam Ranh Bay search. Some civilians were robbed and the offenders were punished under American discipline. The report sparked Saigon protests and the suspension of the Song newspaper.
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Binh Minh
Fike Attacks and Raggio Campaign Clash Cited
A letter presents a political clash between Ed Fike and Bill Raggio, accusing verbal attacks and campaign tensions. It claims reprisals from the FCC over Nevada Trial and urges voters to choose the most qualified senator based on record, not personal attacks.
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United States Senate
Texas Grain Rankings Highlight State Agronomy
Texas leads in grain sorghums and rice production while ranking sixth in wheat and 22nd in corn according to regional agricultural data. The summary notes Texas’s strong position in sorghum and rice, with notable standings in other key crops.
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Early US bankruptcy act passed by Congress in 1800
The first general bankruptcy act in the United States was enacted by Congress in 1800 and later repealed in 1803.
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