Normal profile outlined by psychiatrist in Edinburgh study
London dispatch reports Dr. H. J. Walton of the University of Edinburgh defines a normal person as one who can channel skills, gain recognition, and adapt to life. He lists traits such as self judgment, independence, reality testing, and integration, plus warning signs of abnormal functioning. He notes women alcoholics are harder to treat than men.
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London
UPI
H. J. Walton
University of Edinburgh
British Medical Association
Walton
Two ex POWs charged with mutiny aiding the enemy
Navy charges filed by Rear Adm. James Stockdale accuse Marine Lt Col Edison Wainwright Miller and Navy Capt Walter Wilber of mutiny aiding the enemy and misconduct as prisoners. The two former pilots held antiwar views in captivity and face potential death penalties.
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Washington
UPI
James B. Stockdale
U.S
North Vietnam
Navy
Stockdale
Edison Wainwright Miller
Tustin
Calif
Walter FE. Wilber
Columbia Cross Roads
Miller
Wilber
Air Force
Theodore W. Guy
Navyy
Recall faces critical ruling on recall petitions in Arizona
The Arizona State Attorney General seeks memos from both sides before issuing an opinion on the legality of recall petitions against Gov. Jack Williams. The ruling could affect the recall effort, with questions about petitions by nonregistered voters and by certain officials. In Phoenix and Tucson, a strike by laborers locals disrupts construction, shutting down major projects and threatening statewide slowdown.
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UPI
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John McGowan
Wesley Bolin
McGowan
Tucson
Toby Blizzard
Tanner PreStressed and Architectural Concrete Co
Arizona
Blizzard
Federal Building
Doubletree Inn
Tempe
Fashion Square
Skylab to aid fishing with ocean color and temp data
Dr. C Lawrence Korb of Johnson Space Center tests a multi spectral scanner aboard Skylab to map ocean color and sea surface temperature. The goal is to locate high chlorophyll zones and upwelling areas for productive fishing and monitor pollution effects over time.
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Houston
UPI
Skylab Space Station
C. Lawrence Korb
Johnson Space Center
Orbiting Space Laboratory
Skylab
Korb
Earth Resources
Panel okays ban on whale harvest
London report on the 25th annual IWC meeting shows the Technical Committee approving a U S proposal to ban commercial whale catching with a full commission vote likely later. Japan and the Soviet Union opposed while Britain Australia and others backed the proposal amid a long hard debate.
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London
UPI
International Whaling Commission
U.S
Japan
Soviet Union
Britain
Australia
Bahamas golf star Stanton tops prize money record
Bob Stanton of the Great Harbour Club Bahamas has earned over 150000 dollars on U.S. golf tours. Born in Sydney Australia he began at 15 and has won the Dunlop Invitational twice. His latest win came in Dallas in April at the Mini Nelson.
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Bob Stanton
Great Harbour Club
Bahamas
United States
Sydney
Australia
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Devlin
Dallas
Stanton
Stanton’s playoff over trumps in a sporting finish
The article analyzes a bridge problem where declarer cannot ruff twice to secure a tenth trick. Stanton’s sequence defeats West’s heart ruff, using a club coup to force East’s heart return and a precise spade finesse. The finish shows a clever trump ending worthy of a sports director.
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South
West
Dummy
East
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Trump
Senior Citizens Affairs advice on survivorship estates
A reader asks about avoiding probate by joint tenancy and survivorship accounts as well as revocable living trust like savings and loan trustee accounts. The columnist notes probate rules vary by state and that second death still requires probate for inheriting relatives. Another reader asks about a 65 year old tax exemption on home value and is advised to confirm specifics with IRS offices.
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John J. Watts
John
California
Harry
Zeus
Nancy Delphey
Nancy
Internal Revenue
Relaxation Key For 78 Year Old Pilot's Solo Flight
Tom Moran of Sandpoint Idaho completed his solo flight for his pilot license on Monday at age 78. The retired electrical engineer described the flight as effortless stating there was nothing to it and I just relaxed.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
UPI
Tom Moran
Moran
Dress-row grad exclusion sparks nationwide sympathy
A 13 year old Clifton pupil denied eighth grade graduation for a flowered dress drew heavy sympathy and college tuition offers. Eleanor Stacy received over 1,000 letters and funds from people nationwide. Fairfax Mo farmer Dean Bolton offered her four years of free college. Eleanor and her family say they did not want charity and wish money go to those in greater need.
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Clifton
UPI
Eleanor Stacy
Dean Bolton
Fairfax
Eleanor
Clifton Elementary
Attack heat from above this summer
Diet days bring attic heat 30 degrees higher than outdoors, so inspect ceiling insulation and ensure six inches thickness. If unsure, contact a heating contractor. Use vent fans or wind driven ventilators to exhaust attic heat. Call APS Consumer Consultants at CLIMATE 254 6283 for tips.
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