Montreal subway deaths and injuries in five hour span
Five people jumped in front of five Montreal subway trains within five hours. One man died, two men and a woman injured, another woman escaped injury as the motorman stopped in time. Transit officials saw no link between the incidents, noting a prior worst day with three such events in 20 hours.
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Public outcry prompts meeting with the Queen
London AP report says Prime Minister James Callaghan and Queen Elizabeth II will meet tonight amid public outcry over Princess Margaret's relationship with Roddy Llewellyn. The palace declined comment on claims the queen ordered Margaret to quit or retire from public life.
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Philippines election set amid Marcos grip on power
The Philippines votes in five years amid Marcos dominating the political scene. Marcos not candidate yet controls government and interim assembly via decree power. Imelda Marcos leads pro administration ticket in Manila while Benigno Aquino Jr. remains imprisoned. Health official Califano opposes tuition tax credits for parochial schools, saying challenges will fail.
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Import tariff would raise oil costs across New England
Congressional studies warn a Carter tariff on crude oil could lift gasoline by 7 to 12 cents per gallon and add about 33.8 billion annually in higher fuel costs. New England, already dependent on imported heating oil, could face 2.6 billion in higher bills over five years. Rep. Moffett accuses Schlesinger of offering oil industry incentives to back the measure.
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Park's party life tightens amid probe and immunity
Korean businessman Tong sun Park, linked to an $850000 influence buying campaign, has cut his lavish gatherings. He travels with two U.S. marshals and a aide, insists he acted to promote business, and says he has immunity to testify before the House Ethics Committee. He and his longtime companion Tandy Dickinson are followed by reporters, with appearances at a movie, restaurants, and private birthday celebrations.
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Town to Replace Leaky Gas System With HUD Grant
Huntington Texas will receive a $500000 HUD grant to replace the city owned natural gas system that has leaked gas and created a hazardous situation for about 2000 residents. The award was announced by a spokesman for Sen. Lloyd Bentsen after delays in funding during regulatory reviews.
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Origins and Adoptions of the Bill of Rights
The first Congress proposed amendments clarifying individual and state rights in the Constitution. Two were not approved, relating to apportionment of representatives and compensation of members. The ten amendments adopted became known as the Bill of Rights.
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