Nitrogen Fertilizers Seen Threatening Ozone More Than CFCs
Harvard scientist Michael McElroy warns that rising nitrogen fertilizer use could cause greater ozone damage than fluorocarbon aerosols. He estimates nitric oxide from fertilizers could reduce the ozone layer by up to 30 percent by 2000, prompting calls for more research and careful action.
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Supreme Court delays Fowler death penalty ruling to 1975 76 term
The Supreme Court put off a decision on the constitutionality of the death penalty in Jesse Thurman Fowler's case. Fowler, condemned to North Carolina's gas chamber for a 1973 Raleigh murder, is among 283 men and 3 women on death rows across 24 states. The case was argued April 21 with NAACP Legal Defense Fund representing him.
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IRS probes corporate officers for illegal campaign donations
IRS investigates hundreds of top corporate officers to determine if their political contributions were reimbursed through bogus expense accounts bonuses or travel vouchers linking donors to their companies and campaigns.
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Gandhi stays or leaves office in India amid appeals
The Allahabad court may grant an indefinite stay on Mrs. Gandhi's six year ban from office while her appeal proceeds. Her supporters cite legal options to stay in government if the Supreme Court exonerates her before six months.
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Belgian villa kidnapping ends with safe return of children
A taxi driver found 6 year old Hubert and 3 year old Ingrid Bonnet in a Middelkerke telephone booth after they were kidnapped from the family's vacation villa in Knokke Zoute. Police said no ransom was demanded and the suspects, four Italians, had fled an apartment they rented.
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British writer Hills' execution delayed by Amin meeting
Ugandan President Idi Amin promised a new announcement on the fate of condemned British lecturer Denis Hills after a meeting with two British officers and High Commissioner James Hennessy. Amin then renewed demand that Britain send officials to discuss the matter while Hills remained under a death sentence amid appeals for clemency.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Sparks Rain Chance Tonight
A chance of rain is eyed for tonight in the Middletown area with overnight lows in the upper 60s. Tuesday will bring sunny skies and near 90 degree highs, with yesterday reaching 90 and a 70 overnight. The extended outlook calls for fair skies Wednesday through Friday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
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Portugal Rival Parties Clash Over Rally in Lisbon
In Lisbon the Communist party urged militants to stay away from a large Socialist march toward the presidential palace amid a leftist government push for a multi party system. Soares and Cunhal prepare to travel to Mozambique independence celebrations, while 10 detainees from the March 11 coup are released to house arrest.
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