Baseball victors push playoffs as New York and Montreal win
The New York Yankees shut out Milwaukee 3-0 and the Montreal Expos defeated Philadelphia 3-1 on Thursday. The brief note also mentions a University of Texas of the Permian Basin exercise program with staff writer Jeff Chew undergoing a physical evaluation. details appear on Page 1B and 1C.
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Crossword Puzzle and Columns Tease
A partial OCR listing hints of a crossword puzzle and two columns Dear Abby and Doctor's Column. Nearby text mentions energy and numbered clues 7A 12A 15A, with scattered letters and fragments from sections or features.
Roses bloom in West Texas at bi state rose show
Carol Meyer reports hundreds of rosarians from Texas and Oklahoma will gather in Midland for the American Rose Society South Central district meeting. About 200 registrations expected, with 75 varieties on display Saturday at the Holiday Inn Country Villa from 1 to 6 pm. Dr Crewe Spires notes West Texas show is unusual, cites rose judging emphasis on form and fragrance, and offers growing tips using raised beds and organic soil to survive windy dry plains.
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U S researchers share Nobel Prize in medicine award
American Roger Sperry of Caltech and Harvard professors David Hubel and Torsten Wiesel share the prize for brain research. Sperry’s half honors cerebral hemispheres specialization, while Hubel and Wiesel win for visual system information processing. The award totals 1 million kronor.
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Canada
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George Packer Berry
Albert Lasker
Uppsala
Department of Neurobiology
Robert Winthrop
Karolinska Institute
Karolinska
Business not covering federal cuts in social support efforts
Washington sources from Standard Oil Indiana and Borg Warner Foundation say private business cannot fully replace federal budget cuts to social service and cultural groups. Executives doubt corporations and foundations will raise funds enough to offset the reductions, though some slack may be picked up. See CUTS, Page 24.
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Daylight-saving debate rages as Congress eyes March start
Washington lawmakers weigh moving the daylight-saving period to March start with a March to October shift. House bill proposes beginning on the first Sunday in March and ending on the last Sunday in October 25th. Senate action unlikely this year.
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Clashes in Asyut as fanatics attack security HQ
In Asyut, Egypt, Muslim extremists seized the security forces building, fired on officers, and battled paratroopers for hours. Police casualties were reported as the city, unlike Cairo, remained tense amid the nation’s shock after President Sadat’s assassination.
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