Thousands line up to honor Humphrey at Washington
Thousands braved the winter cold to pay last respects to Hubert H. Humphrey who died after a cancer battle in Minnesota. His body lay in state under the Capitol dome as mourners filed past the flag draped coffin. Funeral plans set for Minneapolis and Washington events drew leaders and former officials including former President Nixon.
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Vaccine may cut cavities at Forsyth center in Boston
Forsyth Dental Center researchers led by Dr. Daniel Smith report progress on a cavity vaccine that activates the body's defenses against streptococcus mutans. Animal tests show a 50 to 60 percent reduction, with human immunization possible in the 1980s though drilling and filling will remain part of dental care.
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Sadat says he has absolutely no hope for Middle East compromise
In an October magazine interview published Saturday President Anwar Sadat expressed stark pessimism that a principle agreement with Israel can be reached for a Gaza Sinai peace. He warned the effort could fail and hinted at a possible shift in stance if Damascus talks collapse.
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Striking Springfield police ordered back to work
A Clark County judge issued a temporary restraining order directing striking Springfield policemen to return to duty. City officials planned to serve copies of the order Saturday night as the walkout drew support from police associations across several states.
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Donald Duck barred from Helsinki libraries over lifestyle concerns
Helsinki officials led by Matti Holopainen announce not renewing Donald Duck comics subscriptions, arguing the racy lifestyle and lack of informative content set a bad example for youths. The move targets Aku Ankka and even Uncle Scrooge, while Mickey Mouse and Minnie remain permitted.
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No Break in Weather Through Midweek in Ohio
Cold windy conditions grip Ohio with snow flurries in central and southern areas and 35 mph gusts in the north. The National Weather Service warns of up to three inches more snow through Saturday night, with teens temperatures and gale warnings on Lake Erie. Coast Guard hunts for icebound vessels as crews clear the Great Lakes convoy schedule amidst ongoing icy conditions. A Middletown forecast calls for 15 to 20 degree highs, zero to 10 above tonight, with a 20 percent snow chance returning Monday.
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Local man leases rails and road vehicles in region
A local businessman runs a leasing business for cars trucks and occasional railroad cars. Eric von Klinger discusses his venture on Page 29.
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