Firing dies down in Asmara battle amid curfew lull
Reports say Eritrean guerrillas attacked five military installations in Asmara late Tuesday, sparking the heaviest fighting in eight days. The clash eased around midnight after a curfew cleared streets. the fate of the militants remained unclear as authorities assessed the impact.
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Edelin Returns to Work at Boston City Hospital
Dr Kenneth C Edelin returns to duty as head of outpatient obstetrics gynecology at Boston City Hospital after a Suffolk Superior Court judge stayed execution of a one year probation sentence for a manslaughter conviction in a fetus death from a legal abortion The hospital reaffirmed his staff appointment President Dexter committee noted the return follows his indictment last April and his private practice with patients continuing The defense attorney said an upcoming appeal filed after the verdict may affect the sentence Edelin had opted for a jury trial after a $10000 poll suggested strong pro abortion sentiment among prospective jurors
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Kissinger and Giscard discuss oil conference plans
Kissinger and President Giscard d Estaing met in Paris for over an hour at breakfast to review steps toward peace in the Middle East and preparations for a meeting of oil producers and consumers. They said progress is being made toward a U S attendance at the preparatory meeting in Paris late in March and noted intensive talks in the International Energy Agency to agree on a program. The Shah of Iran, traveling with Kissinger, said Iran will continue oil shipments to Israel if it returns Abu Rudeis to Egypt, offering to make up any Israeli shortfall. Arctic ice jams rise to 10 to 20 feet and can plunge to 100 feet depths.
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Promises not to compete in business sales
A legal overview notes that non compete agreements are common to protect buyers when a business is sold but are limited by reasonableness. Courts uphold restraints tied to legitimate needs, such as preserving a buyer’s investment in a bakery or medical practice, while overbroad bans face injunctive challenges.
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Blind farmer rides bike to tend his farm in Michigan
Ron Schmidt, blinded as a child, runs a calf and chicken operation on 80 acres near Hermansville. He relies on echoes and sound to navigate buildings and animals, bikes with his son Nathan, and earns respect from some yet faces doubt from many dairy farmers. His wife Bonnie recalls ironic limits on home birth and grant funding supports his work with a $13,000 Michigan Blind Services grant.
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Grand jury faults Dallas sheriff over bail bond abuses
A Dallas County grand jury report accuses Sheriff Clarence Jones of poor supervision and facilitating fraudulent bail bonds and special favors. It cites more than 30 individuals tied to over 4.3 million dollars in bond forfeiture losses and notes immunity grants, jurisdiction gaps, vague laws, and time limits blocked charges.
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Regulation bill draws Hill Country telephone owners
Residents from Hill Country packed the House Transportation Committee to back Rep. Roy Blake's bill creating a nine member state commission to regulate telephone rates and service amid widespread rate hikes. Testimony noted Western Bell dominance and 75 total carriers plus cooperatives.
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Bottled in den creates tranquil patio retreat
Russell Dupuis of the University of Southwestern Louisiana built a 9 by 40 foot all bottle wall as an exterior patio room using 3500 bottles. He highlights green amber and clear tones with four milk of magnesia containers for blue accents. He notes moisture and algae risk, north wind stress, and that the wall glows at night with external lighting, forming a calm, contemplative space after hectic days.
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University of Southwestern Louisiana
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