Ex Nazi Kappler's Release Sparks Rome Protests
About 4 000 Italians marched to the Ardeatine Caves to protest the release of former Nazi officer Herbert Kappler who ordered the killings in 1944. Another 250 demonstrated at Celio Hospital where Kappler is in critical condition with stomach cancer, as police repelled 50 youths aiming to storm the facility.
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Celio Military Hospital
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Giulio Carlo Argan
Elio Toaff
Aldo Bozzi
Liberal Party
Safety Tests Probe Scheduled By FDA Labs Face Charges
Washington AP reports a broad FDA investigation will bring criminal charges against research laboratories that falsified safety data on drugs and food additives. Commissioner Schmidt cites data falsification as deeply troubling as Congress funds the effort to survey 40 laboratories and expect criminal cases. The FDA has already acted against G Searle and Syntex amid unreported tumors and degraded test animals. Schmidt departs Dec 1 to return to academia, urging continuity of leadership and possible consolidation of federal food regulation.
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Food and Drug Administration
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FDA
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G. D. Searle Co
Flaggl
Syntex Laboratories
Searce
Biometric Testing Inc
Syntex
University of Illinois Medical Center
Health Services
Plains Baptist opens doors to all members amid Carter stance
In Plains Georgia the congregation voted to end racial barriers and admit all to membership, with President elect Jimmy Carter praising the move as the sun shines on the South again. The church also kept its pastor, Bruce Edwards, and set up a watch committee to judge applicants, while Justice Department mediators watched closely outside.
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Clennon King
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Rosalynn Carter
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Georgia
Hugh Carter
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Clarence Bodson
U.S. Justice Department
Lubbock Sets Four Degree Record as Snow Melts in Sun
Skies cleared over Lubbock revealing a 4 degree low on Sunday morning, a 60 year low for the date, while Muleshoe and Levelland also posted record cold. Highs reached the 40s, snow began melting, and deer season outlook improves with a warming trend through the week.
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Levelland
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San Angelo
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Albuquerque
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Prayer Petition for Endurance and Encouragement
A reader offers a closing prayer asking for divine endurance and encouragement to guard the soul from evil in the name of the Lord. The brief prayer centers on spiritual resilience and protection.
Habitual Criminal Indictment Tactics In Plea Bargaining
In Lubbock County DA offices use habitual offender status to pressure defendants into pleas. Johnson refuses jury trial and is re indicted for car burglary. defense claims unconstitutional coercion and duress. DA Griffin cites records and time constraints as reasons for re indictments and streamlined proceedings.
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Patremick
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock County
Mack Douglas Johnson
Johnson
Alton Griffin
Griffin
Zant Woodul
Lubbock
Cougar Fans Fly In for UH Texas Tech Showdown
Houston alumni plan four planeloads of travelers to Lubbock for a key SWC clash with unbeaten Texas Tech. About 448 alumni expected with 100 more seeking seats, as Cougar Air Force of Alumni arrives for a possible Cotton Bowl bid and a long road trip.
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Avalanche-Journal
Houston
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University of Houston
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Red Raiders
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U of H
Cougar
People Powered Vehicles thrive then fade on energy crunch
The South Plains saw a rise of PPVs during an energy crunch as gas lines shortened weekends without stations. Darrell Vines of Texas Tech praises the design and utility of PPVs while noting dwindling sales from 54 in 13 months to two unsold. parts remained available through bicycle shops after Environmental Vehicles, Inc. closed.
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Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Odell Andrews
34Th St
Darrell Vines
Texas Tech University
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