Quakes strike Italy and study on low tar cigarettes
A Cold Spring Harbor report finds that low tar nicotine cigarettes still yield higher death rates than never smokers. The study analyzed one million people over twelve years, while earthquakes in northeast Italy caused deaths and damage, with tremors felt across the region and beyond.
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Cold Springs Harbor
N.Y
American Cancer Society
Cold Springs Harbor Laboratory
E. Cuyler Hamond
Browning and Job Verse Reflections on Turmoil
A compact reflective fragment contrasts Job 30 26 27 with Elizabeth Browning notes on adversity and nature. It juxtaposes affliction and hope, noting nettles among grasses and a broad blue heaven beyond clouds. The passage reads as a literary meditation on endurance.
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Job
Elizabeth B. Browning
No title provided for Jill Kinmont film Pecos ending
Film with true story of skier Jill Kinmont defying odds after a paralyzing fall. She learns to move, teach, and reinvent life despite lifelong limits, aided by a teaching-cert path and a near-impossible job promise from an Indian school. Run in Pecos ends Thursday.
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Gene Douglas
Jill Kinmont
Pecos
Miss America 1975 Addresses Pecos Teachers
City Editor reports Miss America 1975 spoke Tuesday night to Pecos teachers aiming to dispel glamor myths about pageant life. The event highlighted her real experiences and the work she pursues beyond the crown.
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Gene Douglas
Valley fever tests under way near Pecos cave
Public health nurse Billie Burns says state workers test entrants at Granado Cave for valley fever. About six people including finder Frank Granado have entered the cave northwest of Pecos. most tested negative, one family member shows suspected symptoms. Valley fever is caused by cocciodioides immitis spores, with New Mexico and Texas as breeding grounds.
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Granado Cave
Billie Burns
Frank Granado
Pecos
Texas Public Health Department
California
New Mexico
Texas
Upper Mexico
Burns
Rebeccah Cox
Pubic Health Department
San Antonio
Schorr Refuses To Name News Source In Ethics Testimony
CBS reporter Daniel Schorr defied the House Ethics committee by refusing to reveal who leaked him a copy of a secret House intelligence report. He cited decades of journalism protecting confidential sources and warned he would rather face possible contempt than disclose his source.
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Washington
Daniel Schorr
House Ethics Committee
House Intelligence Committee
CBS
Schorr
Viking photo may fix Mars soil scoop arm
In Pasadena, scientists study a new Mars photo to locate the failure in Viking 2’s soil scooping arm. The arm halted before delivering a sample to the miniature labs, with theories ranging from a pebble obstruction to a head-switch issue. The team extended the arm to gain a clearer image.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Viking 2
Boys Admit Vandalism of Calvary Baptist Church
Two juvenile boys ages 11 and 8 admit to vandalism at Calvary Baptist Church on September 6. Police say paints and glue were spread inside the building and several windows broken. Parents were contacted and agreed to restitution for damages.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Charles Smith
Five cars fall into flood pit. couple dies
In Truth or Consequences New Mexico a 15 foot deep and 20 to 30 foot wide washed out flood hole swallowed five cars on a road to Elephant Butte State Park. Charles and Katy Goetz were killed while seven others were injured and taken to St Anne's Hospital.
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Truth OR Consequences
N.M
Sheriff's Office
Charles
Katy Goetz
Sheriff's
Marshall Hester
Elephant Butte State Park
Hester
St. Anne's Hospital
New York Good Samaritans Return Purse After Theft
In New York Eugenia Tol matchoff, 92, had her purse snatched but two sanitation workers Jose Casalaro and Frank Nieve chased the thief, recovered the purse, and aided a passerby who gave her $170 to ease her distress. Officers Latimer and Bethel investigated as the elderly woman sought the donor, vowing to donate the money if the finder remained unknown.
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New York
Eugenia Tolmatchoff
West 142Nd Street
Joseph Casalaro
Frank Nieve
Ray Latimer
William Bethel
Storms pelt west as fog lowers Texas visibility
Thick fog cloaked Northeast Texas with zero visibility at times while scattered thunderstorms touched the west tip of the state and showers moved through the coast. Pecos topped 92 while readings elsewhere reached 77 at San Antonio and 97 at Presidio in West Texas.
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Associated Press
Texas
South
Pecos
West Texas
Amarillo
Panhandle
San Antonio
Presidio
Big Bend
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Shirley Cothrun
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National Organization For Women
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