Press Council urges sensitivity to bereaved families in publishings
The Press Council of Great Britain urged newspapers to consider bereaved families when publishing pictures of dead bodies. It upheld complaints against the Daily Express and Daily Mail for images of Lady Henrietta Guinness. It rejected complaints against the Daily Mail over Aldo Moro and the Daily Telegraph over Rhodesian massacre photos.
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Cranston seeks meeting over 14 year old’s school dismissal
Cranston School Committee plans a meeting to discuss dismissing 14 year old Jonathan Dellinger from Rhode Island Junior College after he enrolled as a full time student and was expelled due to age and lack of high school attendance. The case sparks concerns about schooling options for youths.
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Milwaukee native Herbert Simon wins Nobel Prize in economics
American economist Herbert Simon, a Milwaukee native and Carnegie Mellon professor, won the 1978 Nobel Prize in Economic Science for pioneering research on decision making in complex organizations. The Swedish Academy noted his contributions across science theory, mathematics, statistics, operations research, economics, and business administration.
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Black smoke signals another failed papal election
Black smoke rose from the Sistine Chapel signaling that 111 cardinals failed again to elect a pope. Crowds in St. Peter's Square heard a message decrying the hiatus and urging prayer as the conclave nears the end of its fifth and sixth ballots amid split blocs and questions of collegiality.
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Dollar gains as West German mark rises in currency snake
The dollar edged higher on most European markets as the West German mark appreciated against several currencies in the snake arrangement. Traders noted small turnover and uncertainty while the mark's strength pressured gold prices and sparked mixed rate moves in London Zurich Paris Amsterdam and Tokyo.
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Allies join meet Secretary Vance in South Africa
In Pretoria Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and four allies met South Africa’s leaders to urge abandoning unilateral moves on South West Africa. British Foreign Secretary David Owen, West German Genscher, Canadian Foreign Minister Donald Jamieson, and French Deputy FM Olivier Stirn planned talks with Pierter W. Botha and Roelof Botha to press reopening UN backed independence negotiations.
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