Quadruplet birth at Stanford linked to fertility drugs
Palo Alto report says a San Jose couple welcomed healthy quadruplet sisters after fertility drug treatment. The babies weighed 2 pounds 15 ounces to 4 pounds 8 ounces and are in Stanford Medical Center ICU with the mother resting. Hospital and family describe the newborns as strong and beautiful despite initial shock.
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Cuba tightens travel limits for Cuban exiles
Thousands of Cuban-American exiles who welcomed travel relaxations to Cuba face new restrictions as the Cuban government curtails visits. In 1980 travel numbers declined from about 10,000 monthly, with officials predicting fewer than 10,000 exiles may be allowed to travel in the next six months. The shift is seen as a political move amid the transition to Ronald Reagan’s presidency.
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Mayors Fast in UN Lounge Over Deportation
Arab mayors Mohammed Milhem of Halhour and Fahd Qawasmeh of Hebron continue a hunger strike in a United Nations lounge, vowing a moral victory after the UN Security Council urged Israel to allow their return to the West Bank towns. They began Friday after being expelled in May following a Hebron ambush that left six Jewish settlers dead. The pair, who have been drinking only water, receive visits from supporters including a group described as American Jews linked to the Black Panther movement.
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Largest Virginia marijuana seizure aboard Panamanian vessel
In Yorktown authorities seized twenty tons of marijuana worth about 25.4 million dollars from the 76-foot Panamanian fishing vessel Silvano after routine boarding. Eight crewmen, both American and Panamanian, were arrested in what the U S Customs Service called by far the largest marijuana seizure ever in Virginia. The haul was confiscated from the vessel’s hold at about 12 50 p m Sunday.
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Northeast Kansas Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy and milder tonight with a low near 28 degrees. Tuesday brings a high around 40 while Wednesday turns much colder. Christmas Day features partly sunny skies and a high near 35 with no precipitation expected.
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Sabotage blamed in fatal Colombian jetliner crash
An anonymous caller warned the Colombia bound Aerovias del Cesar flight ahead of departure that it would not arrive at its destination. The Caravelle crashed in the Guajira Desert near Riohacha after an explosion was reported on board. 68 people were killed.
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Polish workers press meat protest despite ban in Poland
In Piotkow, central Poland, workers occupy a district government building to protest meat and butter rationing amid a Solidarity ban on strikes through Jan. 15. They seek higher local allotments while unions warn of broader sympathy actions at coal mines and factories.
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Thousands view Kosygin's body in Moscow state funeral
Thousands of Soviet citizens led by President Brezhnev filed past the body of former Premier Alexei Kosygin four days after his death at 76. Kosygin, No. 2 in government from 1964, is to be buried Tuesday in a Red Square state funeral. Brezhnev and other leaders stood by the bier as mourners formed long lines outside the Central Army hall in downtown Moscow.
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Red Army
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Dzhermen Gvishiani
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Pope appeals for release of hostages during Christmas address
Pope John Paul II, with tears in his eyes, urged the release of hostages held for political retaliation. In a Christmas address to cardinals in Vatican City, he appeared to reference Americans in Iran but did not name cases. He said he would not forget the captives and prayed for those responsible to show pity.
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Second opinion policy raises Blue Cross costs in NY
A Blue Cross and Blue Shield program that prompts second opinions on elective surgery increased both operations and hospital costs. In the first 1,500 cases, 70 percent followed the first surgeon’s recommendation, while many of the rest pursued additional tests before surgery. Blue Cross notes the findings challenge their initial aim to cut unnecessary procedures.
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Blue Cross
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Blue ‘Cross
William Toby
Steven Sieverts
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Automakers plan continued U.S. production cuts in 1981
Ward's Automotive Reports said five major automakers plan 1,853,000 cars for the first quarter of 1981, a 3.2 percent cut from December projections. The forecast remains 3.8 percent above 1980 first‑quarter output if realized, with risk production could dip to 1,775,000. The fourth quarter outlook also tightens, signaling the smallest quarterly output since 1970.
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