Boston Globe Wins Fourth Pulitzer in Nine Years
The Boston Globe and playwright Edward Albee share the spotlight at the 59th Pulitzer Awards. The Globe earns public service for comprehensive Boston school desegregation coverage, while Albee gains his second drama prize for Seascape, which ran 65 performances on Broadway and faced a $159,000 deficit.
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Mary Clark Becomes Student Body President at College of St. Mary
Mary Clark, 39, mother of nine, enrolled at the College of St. Mary in Omaha three years ago. She feared she could not balance studies and family duties but now serves as student body president, attends full time, and maintains a B-plus average in art and elementary education.
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Mary Clark
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Survivors of Buffalo Creek disaster face lasting inner terror
ANAHEIM AP survivors of the 1972 Buffalo Creek hollow mine disaster report lingering fear and a sense life has ended. Researchers told the American Psychiatric Association the flood that killed 118, left 4,000 homeless, and shattered the Appalachian Valley may cause lifelong psychic trauma.
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Bigger stores and coupons push supermarket trends
Dallas analysts unveil the annual report of the Super Market Institute based on a survey of 11 000 stores with annual sales around 35 billion. The findings predict larger stores, more coupons and electronic gadgets becoming common features in supermarkets in coming months.
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Super Market Institute
College job hopes dismal across nation for graduates
The Associated Press reports grim spring job prospects for new college graduates. Engineering, accounting, mathematics and science majors fare best, but even they face tighter offers as cutbacks hit campuses. Career officials urge mobility and proactive planning while some graduates pursue further study.
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Horne receives high praise at La Scala recital
Italian press lauds Marilyn Horne after her La Scala performance of Rossini and Handel. Corriere della Sera calls her interpretative class of value and belcanto style on display. Shah Pahlavi and Empress Farah begin four day visit to Venezuela in OPEC partner country.
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Colorado Senate blocks Texas park in state
Colorado Senate moves toward final passage of a bill baning Texans from owning or operating a park in Colorado after reports a wealthy Texan planned a 40 acre site near Colorado Springs to call it Texas in Colorado. Only one senator opposed the measure in a voice vote.
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