Rules Drafted To Regulate Computer Dating Services
Annapolis AP reports freshman Delegate Vernon Boozer plans legislation to license Maryland computer dating firms and require full disclosure of ownership and performance standards. He cites New York complaints of firms charging up to 4500 with few dates or mismatches, warns of con artists entering Maryland. The bill would also address operator character and fitness.
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Brazil Swaps 70 Prisoners For Swiss Ambassador
Brazil conducts a prisoner swap releasing 70 inmates in exchange for the Swiss ambassador amid a high profile diplomatic incident. The deal includes negotiated terms and amid celebrations described with references to champagne.
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U S Delivers New POW List at Paris Talks Amid War Prisons Row
The United States handed over a fresh list of Americans missing in Indochina at the Paris peace talks, pressing North and South Vietnam and Laos for fuller prisoner information. North Vietnam and the Viet Cong offered no reply, alleging U S bombardment plans and no withdrawal intent. Meanwhile in Chile, Swiss ambassador Giovanni Bucher, kidnapped 39 days earlier, neared release as 70 Brazilian prisoners freed in a ransom flight arrived in Santiago. The Soviet army reportedly fields 148 infantry divisions.
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Pre-Marital Sex Increasing Across the Nation
Dr. Carlfred B. Broderick of Pennsylvania State University says premarital sex is rising in the United States with women participating more freely. He notes the Deep South retains a stronger double standard. He cites conservative regions rising from about 10 to 30 percent and liberal areas from 30 to 50 percent.
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Berrigan and Others Deny Bomb Kidnap Plot
The Rev. Philip Berrigan and four others denied involvement in an alleged plot to kidnap Henry Kissinger and to blow up heat tunnels in government buildings. Indicted in Harrisburg on federal charges, some defendants released on bail while others remain jailed. Berrigan and his brother Daniel are serving sentences at Danbury for related acts. their statement likened the charges to Nazi aggression.
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