Three Die As Derailed Freight Cars Hit House In Ohio
A Conrail freight train derailed near Miamisburg in southwest Ohio and two cars crashed into a two story home killing three residents, including a 4 week old infant, and injuring seven. Officials say no dangerous materials were involved and the cause remains undetermined.
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Conrail
Montgomery County
Michael
McBride
Ohio
Miamisburg
Noted reporter shoots wife and himself in Oak Lawn tragedy
George Bliss, a three time Pulitzer winner for Chicago Tribune investigative work, shot his wife Therese Bliss and then killed himself at their Oak Lawn home. Authorities said Bliss, 60, endured long health problems and despondency possibly linked to pain.
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George Bliss
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Oak Lawn
al Jankowski
Terry
Bliss
Therese Bliss
The
Tribune
J. Terrence Brunner
Better Government Association
Brunner
Research reports before election will detail Illinoisans' attitudes
Illinois voters' views on Governor Thompson and Senator Percy are mapped in a statewide poll by Richard Day Research. The Illinois Voter interviewed 811 residents Aug 10–23, detailing candidate support, tax questions, ERA views, and voter registration and turnout expectations.
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Michael Bakalis
James Thompson
Charles Percy Outpoll Thompson
Gov. Thompson
State General Assembly
Illinois
Richard Day Research
Urbana
Chicago
Cook County
Rim
Cook
DuPage
Lake
McHenry
Kane
Will
Downstate
Madison
Peoria
Rock Island
Sangamon
St. Clair
Winnebago
Antibodies noted in New York Legionnaires outbreak
Federal and city health officials study an outbreak of Legionnaires Disease in New York that has killed two people and, by Sunday, confirmed six cases. Dr. William Foege notes higher than expected antibody levels in both patients and controls, suggesting some transmission may be occurring. The 1976 Philadelphia Legionnaires incident is cited as a reference point.
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New York
Foege
American Legion
Philadelphia
New Orleans teachers strike ends stage talks with tentative deal
Negotiators in New Orleans announced a tentative agreement to end a two week teachers strike, while nationwide pupil walkouts leave more than half a million students out of school. New Orleans officials kept schools closed pending contract approval, with reopening hoped for Tuesday for 91 000 pupils.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Norwalk
Conn
Waterloo
Teachers’ Union
Service Worker Union
Collinsville
Fall River
Mass
Chelmsford
Cleveland
Chicago
Sea
Tacoma
Wash
Tax lid referendum to be on ballot despite challenges
Rep. David Robinson said he will appeal the State Board of Elections decision to place the Thompson Proposition on the November ballot. He cites multiple grounds, including multiple questions in the referendum and signatures from addresses not matching voter registration, aiming to overturn the ballot placement.
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Robert Edelman
Lindsay-Schaub
David Robinson
Springfield
State Board of Elections
Thompson
Robinson
Circuit Court
Illinois Supreme Court
Illinois Education Association
Somoza Declares Martial Law in Two Nicaraguan States
President Anastasio Somoza declared martial law in Esteli and Masaya after guerrilla attacks and a fresh offensive aimed at toppling him. The decree suspends constitutional guarantees for 30 days while clashes raged in capitals and outlying districts. Red Cross reports heavy gunfire and casualties, with at least 16 dead in Managua and higher tolls feared in other cities.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Alvarro Chamorro Mora
anti-Somoza Conservative Party
Esteli
Masaya
Red Cross
Leon
National Guard
Novedades
I Felt Like a Traitor on the First Day of School
A father from Little Rock recounts the emotional turmoil of sending his three year old son, Marshall, to his first day of school. He describes rush, embarrassment over shaving, and the wrenching moment as Marshall clings to his leg and departs with the teacher. The piece riffs on parental sacrifice and the fear of a child growing up.
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Larry McDermott
Associated Press
Little Rock, Ark
Linda
Marshall
Empire State Building
Becky
Southern Illinois Press Office and Contact Snippet
Fragmented local newspaper notice lists publication offices in Carbondale and Illinois, rates for carrier and mail delivery, and multiple city contact numbers for Carbondale, Murphysboro, Herrin, and Marion with classified ad lines. The text is a garbled, OCR filled excerpt showing circulation details and phone lines.
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Southern Illinodisan
N. Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
Southern Illinoisan Inc
Carbon
Illinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Marysboro Independent
Arphysboro
Herrin
Suey Marion
Dairy donation to Talmadge diverted to secret account
Washington AP reports a 1973 $5,000 campaign gift from ADEPT to Sen. Herman Talmadge was steered into a secret bank account in the Georgia Democrat's name. The funds were placed in a Washington bank by Daniel Minchew, then Talmadge’s administrative assistant and campaign chairman.
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Washington (Ap
Herman Talmadge
Georgia Democrat
Washington Star
Agricultural and Dairy Educational Political Trust
ADEPT
Washington
Daniel Minchew
Talmadge
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