Birth control device aids rhythm method with ovutimer
Brookline researchers say an ovutimer plastic device could make rhythm method as reliable as the pill with no side effects. It measures cervical mucus to signal fertility, aims for US market by 1979, costs about 10 dollars plus testing plates.
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Brookline
Mass
Louis Kopito
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kopito
United States
Son of Sam terror grips New York City in string of shootings
The .44-caliber killer has New York by tail as police add 10 detectives to 50 and spend over 1 million dollars in a major manhunt. About 11 people have been shot, four dead and one paralyzed, in Queens and the Bronx across seven attacks in 11 months. The Charter Arms Bulldog revolver is the weapon, with police canvassing 2,000 entities and the Daily News offering a 10000 reward.
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Sam
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Queens
Bronx
Charter Arms
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Sky Marshals
John Keenan
Futurist predicts glut of energy and resources
Futurist F M Esfandiary predicts a shift from scarcity to abundance by the early 21st century driven by new energy sources and advanced farming. He claims hydrogen, solar, fusion, geothermal, recycling, and wind energy will sustain a long-lasting supply, with agriculture transforming into a Space Age system and lifestyles evolving beyond traditional family structures.
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Charles W. Ross Copley
F.M. Esfandiary
York City
Esfandiary
Alvin Toffler
Farmland Loss Alarm Urges Rethink on U S Land Use
Dr M Rupert Cutler warned the nation faces accelerating loss of prime farmland as population grows. He urged a national land use policy, public education, and revived USDA efforts to protect prime agricultural land amid urban sprawl.
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CNS
M. Rupert Cutler
America
Secretary of Agriculture For Conservation, Research and Education
Cutler
Soil Conservation Society of America
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Keeping Healthy Heat Relief Tips For Hot Weather
Health piece warns against leaving young children or pets in parked cars during heat waves. It explains indoor car temperatures rise rapidly, identifies at‑risk groups, and offers strategies including hydration, potassium intake, moderate meals, evaporative cooling, and efficient air conditioning to reduce heat stress and energy use.
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Marion Wells Copley News Service
George E. Burch
Tulane Medical School
Curtis Baylor
Serra killer pleads guilty in prison stabbing case
Earl Paul Snyder aged 30 admits to a reduced second degree murder plea for the Jan 3 Serra killing at Arizona State Prison. Pinal County judge T J Mahoney schedules sentencing for Aug 1 with a potential life term. Snyder already serves 35 to 50 years for a prior second degree murder conviction in Pima County. Other defendants Darryl Gray Donald Lee Dempsey and Victor Cruz Mendoza face separate trials after a defense motion.
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Florence (Ap
Earl Paul Snyder
Anthony Serra
Arizona State
Pinal County
Snyder
Pima County
Darryl Gray
Donald Lee Dempsey
Victor Cruz Mendoza
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