Umbrella Kills 2 Year Old at Pensacola Beach
A large beach umbrella hurled by a wind gust impaled 2 year old Christopher Ryan Campion on Johnson Beach Pensacola. Investigators say part of the umbrella pierced his heart and another gust pulled the umbrella free.
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Pensacola
Fla
Christopher Ryan Campion
Johnson Beach
Escambia County
Weather outlook with scattered showers and warm humidity
Weather summary notes tonight will be partly cloudy with warm and humid conditions and a low between 65 and 70. Tuesday brings cooler, less humid air with partly sunny skies and possible showers, highs around 80. Weekend rainfall totals reach 0.79 inches, yesterday’s high 87 and morning low 68. Extended outlook shows fair, warm Wednesday and Thursday with highs near 80 and lows around the mid to upper 50s, and Friday includes a chance of thundershowers with highs 80 to 85 and lows near 60.
Neither side yielding National mail strike looming
Washington AP reports a postal strike deadline set for midnight as the Postal Service refuses to concede. Talks between management and the postal workers union stalled with no agreement in sight, raising the possibility of a nationwide shutdown affecting mail service nationwide.
Roof collapse maroons shoppers as rains pound Anderson theater
In Anderson Indiana heavy rains caused the Riviera Theater roof to cave in trapping patrons. About 25 striking firefighters plus volunteers aided rescue efforts as three people were injured Barbara Norrick Jamies Norrick and Scott Norrick were treated at St John’s Hospital. Fire officials cited standing water and possible snow-weakened structure with lightning reported nearby.
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Arnie Boots
Barbara Norrick
Anderson
Jamies
Scott
St. John’s Hospital
Norrick
Don Knotts
Albert Detienne
Postal unions threaten walkout amid stalled contract talks
The piece outlines union leaders resisting mediators and Bolger's stance on no strike, with a looming deadline and court restraining order. It notes walkouts in 1970, union votes against a July agreement, wage increases proposed over three years, and possible government or private mail delivery changes amid tension.
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Bolger
Postal Service
American Postal Workers Union
National Association of Letter Carriers
Laborers International Union
APWU
Emmet Andrews
Letter Carriers Union
Mathandiers
Carter
Pope John Paul II hints at new cardinal consistory
Vatican sources say the pope may call a consistory this year to appoint new cardinals. Several cities with cardinals already heading sees like Tokyo Dublin and Turin are mentioned. The pope pledged to overcome internal tensions and carry on his predecessors work, addressing a crowd of 200000 in St. Peter's Square.
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Vatican City
John Paul I
Paul VI
Jean Villot
Vatican
Vatican Curia
John Wright
United States
Congregation For
John Paul
Boston
Pope Paul
Agostino Casaroli
Council For Public Affairs
Villot
Casaroli
Giuseppe Caprio
Cardinal Wright
Congregation
Franjo Seper
Yugoslavia
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Holy Office
Sebastiano Baggio
Congregation of Bishops
James P. Knox
Australia
Eduardo Pironio
Argentina
Congregation For the Religious
Agnelo Rossi
Corrado Bafile
Italy
Causes of the Saints
Gabriel Marie Garrone
France
Pierre Paul Philippe
Tokyo
Dublin
Turin
Ernesto Civardi
Pope John
Xxii
St. Peter's Square
Pope John Paul I tells cardinals God forgives you
Cardinal Joseph Hoeffner reported that after his election Pope John Paul I told the cardinals God forgives you for what you might have done against me. The remark was his first comment following the election, and Hoeffner noted the pope’s humility as his strength. A Middletown nun travels to Rome for an audience with the pope.
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Vatican City
John Paul I
Joseph Hoeffner
West Germany
Hoeffner
Pope John Paul
Rome
Placebo Pain Relief Linked to Endorphin Boost, UCSF Says
University of California San Francisco researchers report that up to one third of patients can dampen pain by unconsciously triggering endorphin release in the brain. The study, presented at a Montreal congress, suggests placebo relief is real physiology not mere psychology, and could lead to drug free pain treatments.
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University of California-San Francisco
Montreal
Howard Fields
Fields
Field
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