Kennedy and Gifford scion wed in landmark Park Avenue church
Michael Kennedy son of Robert F Kennedy and Vicki Gifford daughter of Frank Gifford married Saturday at St. Ignatius Loyola Church. About 100 spectators lined Park Avenue with a guest list featuring Ethel Kennedy, Edward Kennedy, Joan Kennedy Lawford, Sargent Shriver, Eunice Shriver, Pete Rozelle, Howard Cosell, Don Meredith and Giants teammates Alex Webster and Charlie Conerly. Caroline and John Kennedy walked to the church. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Rose Kennedy were absent.
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Boys Town May Help Girls After Court Ruling
In Omaha a county judge cites public policy against sex discrimination and rules Boys Town may assist girls as well as boys. The 1929 charity sought a declaration to run an urban education program for girls and fund a school to replace Dominican High School and operate Boys Town Institute.
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Bubonic Plague Diagnosed In Santa Fe Area Cat
An ailing house cat from southern New Mexico tested positive for bubonic plague. The cat, treated in Alamogordo and recovering, is linked to Cloudcroft area owners under medical observation. Officials urge flea prevention and awareness of plague symptoms across the state.
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Sea turtle escape device added to shrimp nets
Washington AP reports NOAA has developed a device to prevent turtles from drowning when caught in shrimp nets. The system fits a narrow net section with angled bars guiding turtles to a trap door that opens beneath them, releasing the animal. About 2,000 sea turtles were killed along the East Coast last year before the device.
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Northeast Kansas Weather Forecast Update
Decreasing cloudiness tonight with lows in the mid twenties. Wednesday will be partly cloudy with highs in the forties. Little or no precipitation is expected Thursday through Saturday.
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Reagan tax cuts may shield rich from inflation edge
The Reagan proposal would cut personal tax rates with an average 27.3 percent relief by 1984, but inflation raises brackets. Treasury figures show higher earners pay more in dollars yet less share of extra income, while middle income families face the biggest relative tax increases. Democrats call it hidden inequity. supporters argue it is even handed.
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Fighting escalates in San Salvador capital clashes
Anti junta guerrillas stepped up attacks on government troops in San Salvador and countryside. A U.S. fact finding mission postponed for security reasons. Four American missionary murders yielded new evidence sent to the FBI. Government reported casualties with no figures. Also reports of killings in San Miguel and a Treasury Police barracks attack with no deaths.
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Fire kills at least 19 in four story Chicago apartment
A North Side four story Chicago apartment building erupted in flames early Saturday killing at least 19 and injuring about a dozen. Witnesses described mass panic as the fire raced from basement to roof. Investigators pursued a cause, with detectives noting failed smoke detectors and some with no batteries.
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Edward M. Nichols
Michael West
Reagan praised by New York mayor Koch during capital visit
President Reagan toured Little Italy in New York and earned praise from Mayor Edward Koch who called him a man of character. Koch urged alternative spending cuts to protect mass transit and food stamps, while Reagan pledged to help with costly subway retrofits and push back EPA deadlines.
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Every Thing Doesn’t Cause Cancer
A sweeping roundup argues cancer risk appears linked to many everyday factors from coffee to air to water. It notes studies on pancreatic cancer and Hodgkin’s disease, warns against overinterpreting animal tests, and cites cautious views from the American Cancer Society and National Cancer Institute while stressing the overall cancer outlook is not hopeless.
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Earth
Robert Harris
U.S. Council On Environmental Quality
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Neil Schmike
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Hodgkin
Journal of the American Medical Association
National Cancer Institute
United States
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