Twins' Gibberish Is Invented Language, Researchers Say
Grace and Elizabeth Kennedy, twins from San Diego, spoke their own language called idioglossia. Therapists note such language develops in rare twin cases with no broader child contact. The girls, once labeled mentally retarded, now learn English and understand both English and German.
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Grace Kennedy
Alexa Romain
San Diego
Elizabeth
UPI
Grace
Elizabeth Kennedy
Children’s Hospital
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Pop Singer Tony Orlando Retires From Show Biz
Tony Orlando told a Boston summer concert crowd he is quitting show business for now. Publicist Frank Lieberman said Orlando plans to perform again only on a one to one basis, following 16 years of fame. The remark came amid reports of Freddie Prinze's death and reactions from Dawn partners Telma Hopkins and Joyce Wilson Brown.
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Tony Orlando
Boston
Frank Lieberman
Orlando
Freddie Prinze
Prinze
Four killed in Oregon bar-restaurant parking lot shooting
A 26 year old ex bouncer, Dewitt Charles Henry, opened fire in a parking lot injuring others in Klamath Falls Oregon. Four people were killed and two wounded as police pursued Henry, who was wounded in a follow up gunfight. Police said he had been ejected earlier after an argument over unpaid salary.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
UPI
Dewitt
Dee
Charles Henry
Uncle Alberts Bar
Henry
Bar
Five Murders Spark Dillinger Anniversary Fear In Chicago
Five brutal killings mark the Dillinger death anniversary and raise gangland fears. Mark Thanasouras, 49, and four associates at US Universal Systems were shot in separate incidents, with investigators calling both scenes professional assassinations. Police note possible mob links but see no confirmed connection. Names include Thanasouras, Lourgos, Larose, Vische, Marchbanks, Russell, and locations Chicago Park Ridge Winnetka Inverness Blue Island Country Club Hills.
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Chicago
UPI
John Dillinger
FBI
Park Ridge
U S. Universal Systems Inc
Country Club Hills
Ill
Donald Marchbanks
Blue Island
Malcolm Russell
Foster brother charged in Connecticut family deaths
Lorne J. Acquin, 27, the foster brother of the slain Beaudoin husband, was arrested in Prospect and charged with nine counts of murder after a fire at the Beaudoin home killed Mrs Cheryl Beaudoin 29 and her eight relatives including seven children aged 4 to 12 and a six year old cousin. Autopsies were pending.
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Romy Schneider
Gassin
St. Tropez
France
Sarah Magdalena
Nice
Daniel Biasini
Prospect, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
Lorne J. Acquin
Waterbury
New Haven Correctional Center
Acquin
Fred Beaudoin
Cheryl Beaudoin
Prospect
William E. Mascasland
Beaudoin
Beaudoins
Mascasland
Sale of AWACS sale faces Congressional pushback
Washington reports the planned 1.23 billion AWACS sale to Iran is under fire from lawmakers. CIA director Turner warned of risks of technology loss to the Soviet bloc while GAO opposed the program. Senate and House panels planned further hearings before the August recess to decide the sale.
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UPI
Iran
Carter
AWACS
CIA
House
Committee For Action
Stansfield Turner
Senate
Turner
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
General Accounting Office
GAO
U.S
Pentagon
State and Defense Dept
Erich von Marboch
Defense Security Assistance Agency
United States
Humphrey
State Dept
Siae
Speaking in tongues rule sparks debate at Kansas City rally
Ruth Carter Stapleton says gift of tongues not required for charisma and marks Jimmy Carter as charismatic by total religious commitment. The Kansas City renewal event gathers 40,000 charismatics as Cardinal Suenens urges unity and bold proclamation of faith.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Kansas City
Stapleton
Jimmy
Leon Joseph Suenens
Malines
Brussels
Belgium
Charismatic Renewal Movement
Christ Jesus
Suenens
Jesus Christ
Politicians Lie at Top of Heap Says Survey
A survey of 60 students by Dr. B L Kintz of Western Washington State College finds politicians rated as most prone to lying, narrowly ahead of children under six in a lighthearted study conducted in Bellingham Washington.
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Bellingham
Wash
B. L. Kintz
Western Washington State College
PLO Voted Into UN Economic Council Western Asia Seat
The Palestine Liberation Organization gained membership in the United Nations Economic Commission for Western Asia after a 27 to 11 vote by the 54 nation council. Israel and the United States warned the move could hinder Middle East peace efforts. Yasir Arafat led the PLO in this acceptance.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
United Nations Organization
Israel
United States
Middle East
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Yasir Arafat
Economic Commission For Western Asia
Highest paid physicians in nation baby doctors
Obstetricians and gynecologists earn the most among US physicians with 5 to 11 weeks vacation averaging 69 100 annually. Urban OB GYNs report higher net income 65 300 in 1975, while rural doctors log longer hours 65.1 per week. The HEW funded survey by ABT Associates covered 1 000 private physicians.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Dept
United States
National Opinion Research Center
HEW
ABT Associates
Boston
Lincoln Journal Society and Subscription Details Ad
Lincoln Journal outlines daily and Sunday carrier and mail subscription rates. Readers are invited to submit name town and pen name or initials for correct newspaper display and to contact Action Line for information or corrections.
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Lincoln
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