Brazil’s Amazon Development Sparks Clash With Tribes
Brazil accelerates an economic occupation of the Amazon, earmarking hundreds of millions to integrate 100000 or more Indians into society. Critics warn tribal culture will erode as clashes with pacifying missions rise, notably the Waimiri-Atroari attacks near Manaus during a highway build.
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Residents Brace for Missouri Nuclear Plant at Reform
In Reform Missouri residents confront Union Electric plans to build two 1.15 million kilowatt nuclear units by 1983. Land purchases threaten homes and town identity as neighbors face relocation, traffic, and fear of being forgotten while officials assure safety. Local shopkeeper notes town may lose its name with the plant’s arrival.
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Dracula Grave Draws Tourists On Snagov Island Romania
On Snagov Island near Bucharest sightseers flock to the monastery blamed for Dracula's burial. The island, visited by few after dark, is supported by Romania's Tourist Ministry though the grave's authenticity remains disputed. Archaeologists found a skeleton with a belt buckle and ring bearing Dracula, but artifacts later disappeared. Authorities plan a systematic next year excavation to verify the claims.
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Rockefeller Willing On Tax Revelation
Washington AP Vice President designate Nelson Rockefeller signals no objection to revealing his income taxes if congressional committees vote for disclosure. A press secretary statement places the decision with House and Senate panels. The Washington Post notes Rep Don Edwards says former aide William Ronan declined to specify how $625000 in Rockefeller gifts was used. Edwards seeks Ronan subpoena to force details.
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Mother's Effort To Save Baby Leaves Tragic Inheritance
In 1952 Janice Luder's mother took the drug diethylstilbestro DES to prevent miscarriage. Years later Janice developed vaginal cancer likely linked to DES, after which surgeons removed her uterus and part of her vagina. Her husband and she discuss adoption and life without children, urging awareness of DES risks.
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Walk for Life Draws Thousands in St Louis
Thousands braved cold drizzle for the Walk for Life rally in St Louis sponsored by Missouri Citizens for Life. The group backs a constitutional amendment to protect unborn lives with sponsors paying per mile. About 8,000 sponsor forms were turned in though some walked without forms.
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