Tehran Calm After Bloody Demonstrations
Tehran remained relatively quiet as troops patrolled the capital following a two hour clash that left scores dead or wounded. Official tallies claimed 58 killed and 200 injured with martial law in effect. unofficial counts suggested up to 100 fatalities.
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Blizzard baby boom hits Indianapolis after historic blizzard
Following the January snowstorm that dumped over 15 inches in less than three hours, doctors report a surge in due dates from mid October to mid November. Obstetricians note a sharp rise in October births and bookings, while drug refills and maternity wear sales surge as residents cope with the storm’s impact.
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Cleanup of garment district as Legionnaires outbreak looms
New York reports five cases tied to Midtown garment district prompting mayoral orders to drain and sanitize roof tanks and extinguish fire reserve water. Memphis man dies, four more sick, others hospitalized. CDC notes hundreds infected nationwide since 1976 outbreak in Philadelphia. clusters occur across cities and Europe.
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Court approves foreign fruit pickers visa program
In Abingdon Virginia a court order lets the Immigration and Naturalization Service grant visas to foreign workers when domestic labor is unavailable. Judge H Emory Widener requires the Labor Department to report daily shortages and to approve petitions from workers who would fill gaps in apple orchards.
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Eight Die In Crash Near Conway Arkansas
An Air Force C-1 M transport crashed during a training flight near Little Rock Air Force Base, killing eight aboard. Witnesses reported five bodies removed before the crash site was sealed. cause unknown. The plane belonged to the base's Tactical Air Wing, the largest C-130 unit.
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Moon dies from prescription overdose in London
Faith Moon 31, drummer for The Who, was found dead in his Mayfair flat after an overdose of Heminevrin prescribed for insomnia. His press agent Keith Altham said the drug caused the death, noting no hard drugs were involved and Moon did not take his own life. An inquest was set for Monday.
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