White rally defused as Indian spokesman arrives in Wisconsin
In Shawano Wisconsin about 50 whites gathered to protest the Indian occupation of the Alexian Brothers monastery. An AIM spokesman from St Paul Doug Durham arrived to calm fears and set up talks with Dennis Banks. National Guardsmen had earlier sealed the area after a weekend exchange of fire between Indians and lawmen. The Alexians value the property at 750000 dollars and seek to turn the site into a hospital or educational facility.
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Mystery still surrounds D B Cooper skyjacking case
Portland dispatch reports no closure as a weathered skull, clothing remnants, and a stray parachute were deemed unlikely to be connected to the 1971 D B Cooper hijacking. Officials say the skull likely belongs to a Caucasian man in his early 30s, but the case remains unsolved.
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State Medical Examiner's Office
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Ford plans mass layoffs in 1974 auto industry rout
Ford Motor Co will lay off 55,450 workers next week as 17 of 23 U.S. plants idle. The industry total now stands at about 244,000 laid off as GM Chrysler and AMC also cut output. Ford cites weak car and truck demand leaving 1.6 million unsold. plants to close in Atlanta Chicago Kansas City Louisville Los Angeles Dearborn Lorain Mahwah Norfolk St Paul San Jose and two Wayne, Mich., plants.
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UPI
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Ford
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U.S
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Chrysler
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Los Angeles
Dearborn
Mich
Lorain
Ohio
Mahwah
N.J
Metuchen
Norfolk
Norfolk, Va
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San Jose
Calif
Wayne, Mich
Brain death debate grows as life indicator shifts
Washington reports record 1974 homicide, while experts press to redefine death by brain criteria. Dr. William Curran urges laws to adopt irreversible brain death, noting four states already do. Harvard panel's 1968 definition underpins this shift, arguing modern tech makes heart stoppage unreliable for determining death. Curran warns brain death rules ease organ transplants and reduce family and legal issues.
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Washington
UPI
William S. Mansfield
Harvard University
William J. Curran
Curran
Georgetown University
Kansas
California
Maryland
Virginia
Harvard Medical School
Harvard
World Medical Association
Medical
Mansfield warns of possible economic upheaval if relief stalls
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned that unresolved economic woes could bring more disturbances like the Atlanta jobless rush for 225 public service jobs. He blamed the President and Congress for solutions and hesitated on expanding public service programs, citing cost. He expected mid March action on tax relief, and voiced mixed feelings on Ford's tax cut plan.
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UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Atlanta
Montana Democrat
Congress
Public Service
Ford
Space junk lands after Skylab's fiery reentry
An 83 500 pound Saturn rocket from the Skylab program disintegrated in the atmosphere after tumbling around earth. NASA said most debris burned up with no confirmed surface sightings and work continued to locate any surviving fragments.
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America
Skylab Space Station
North Atlantic
Sahara Desert
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Washington
Indian Ocean
Earth
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Saturn
Skylab Orbiting Laboratory
Jim Kukowski
Kukowski
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Gibraltar
Madeira Islands
Space Agency
Grenada offers water sports and Caribbean getaways
Grenada is promoted for swimming water skiing fishing and scuba diving with sea resorts and lush scenery. It highlights blue marlin sailfish and yellowfin tuna when trade winds blow and urges reservations at Morgantown Travel Service Hotel Morgan with a Caribbean vacation pitch and contact details.
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