Turbay Ayala Narrowly Leads in Close Colombian Vote
In Bogota Liberal candidate Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala takes a slim lead as 90 percent of ballots count shows 1,866,009 for Turbay and 1,832,102 for Betancur with Betancur claiming early victory. Betancur backers erupt in Bogota as orders limit broadcasts and security mobilizes 200000 troops amid price protests.
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Liberal Party
Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala
Belisario Betancur
Turbay Ayala
Washington
Betancur
Toddler Hero Saves Kin From West Side Fire
In Indianapolis AP James Rackemann two year old boy wakes family during blaze at their home. Fire officials say he discovered the fire and alerted relatives. Four family members injured but none seriously. Grandmother Helen Gaddie says James woke parents Gene and Cheryl Rackemann and they escaped via bedroom window. Christopher, 7, followed through a bathroom window.
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James Rackemann
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Firmen
Helen Gaddie
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Gene
Cheryl Rackemann
Mrs. Gaddie
Christopher
Centralia Mine Fire Threat Lingers for 16 Years
In Centralia Pennsylvania a coal mine fire beneath Odd Fellows cemetery has burned for 16 years. Fly ash barriers and groundwater testing aim to stop carbon monoxide seepage near homes. Residents endure heat, subsidence risks, and ongoing monitoring as authorities warn a tragedy could still occur.
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Centralia
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Tom Cook
Tony Gaughan
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Gaughan
Cook
Walter Vicinelly
Bureau of Deep Mine Safety
Western allies open talks on stabilizing Zaire crisis
Paris hosts a two day meeting led by France with the United States Britain Belgium and West Germany to discuss stabilizing Zaire and nearby African states. France has deployed 600 paratroopers to Shaba and the US began ferrying 1500 Moroccan troops to southern Zaire as the Pan African peace force concept gains backing amid regional tensions.
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United States
Zaire
France
Shaba
Lunda
Mobutu Sese Seko
Britain
Belgium
West Germany
Foreign Legion
Sunda
U.S
Africa
Senegal
Ivory Coast
Togo
Gabon
Central African Empire
Crime Alert Number Promoted for Crime Tips
A police advisory urges residents to call 425 7700 to report crimes or suspicious activity. The message repeats the tip line and stresses immediate reporting to aid law enforcement and public safety.
Marietta firefighters return to work after week of tension
Firefighters from Local 442 returned to their posts after being ordered back by Judge Robert Rawson to avoid contempt charges. City officials had threatened action when the strikers did not report for duty after the council failed to override a veto on a 46 cent hourly raise. The walkout began Friday over the pay increase clash, while four of ten Minerva police employees sought rehiring as the village considers seven to 13 percent raises under a new contract.
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International Association of Fire Fighters
Washington County Common Pleas
Robert Rawson
Geoff Brunton
John Matthews
Beamon Biehl
442
Brunton
Biehl
Matthews
Minerva Police Department
Stark County
Dies at 62 Former Sen Joseph Montoya
Former New Mexico Democrat Senator Joseph Montoya died in Washington at age 62 from liver and kidney failure. He had entered Georgetown University Medical Center on May 4 with stomach discomfort while serving on the Senate panel that investigated the Watergate scandal.
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Senate
Washington
Montoya
New Mexico
Georgetown University Medical Center
Weather outlook shows mild, improving stretch ahead
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with lows in the mid 50s and a high near 80 Tuesday. Yesterday's high reached 78 and the morning low was 58. The forecast calls for showers Wednesday through Friday with a slight warming trend. Highs mid to upper 70s and low 80s midweek, then mid to upper 80s Friday, with lows mid 50s to low 60s.
Marijuana and dental care warn abstain before procedures
Researchers Horowitz of Eastman Dental Center and Nersasian of Tufts review marijuana’s effects on stress during dental treatment in JADA. They note rising use among young adults, warn it can alter cardiovascular and autonomic responses, interact with painkillers, and may cause irregular heartbeats or fainting, urging more study.
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