Women Hostages Freed Amid Dutch Train Siege
Two pregnant women, Annye Browner-Korf and Nelleke Ellenbroek, released after 13 days with 53 hostages aboard a northern Holland train. They reported good overall conditions among captives despite heavy psychological pressure while authorities noted no near release for remaining captives.
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Assen
Josina Sournakis
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Vote to repeal Dade County homosexual rights law
In Miami Dade County a Sunday sermon urged voting to repeal the anti discrimination law. Anita Bryant and Save Our Children oppose the measure while Catholic leaders, gay organizations, and Herald ads shape the final campaign ahead of Tuesday’s vote.
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Dade County
William Chapman
Anita Bryant
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Save Our Children Inc
Miami Herald
Leftist Takeover Ousts Seychelles Leader in Coup
In Victoria Seychelles AP report says Prime Minister Albert Reno ousted playboy President James R Mancham while he was away in London. Coup around 2 am involved 200 armed men, attack on police barracks, two policemen killed, rebels seize radio, airport, and control Victoria by dawn. Mancham seeks UN and African backing to reclaim office, accuses Soviet involvement.
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Playboy
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London
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First Lady Rosalynn Carter Seeks U S Brazil Ties
Rosalynn Carter faces a tough leg in Brazil amid U S concerns over nuclear reprocessing and human rights under the military regime. In Lima she drew praise for warmth, while Brasilia weighed prospects for improving ties despite friction and continued pressure on West Germany over a nuclear plant sale. Her Brazil visit includes talks with President Geisel and Foreign Minister da Silveira.
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Rosalynn Carter
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Latin America
Ernesto Geisel
Antonio Azaredo da Silveira
Recife
Georgia
Camilo Steiner
Trust in Pharmacist: Cancer Drugs and How They Work
An overview explains how cancer cells differ from normal cells, how they multiply uncontrollably, and how cancer drugs target these cells to destroy or halt division. It urges seeing a doctor for unusual symptoms and promotes pharmacy services.
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