Scientists find Antarctica life
Scientists under the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica report two fish observed beneath 1 875 feet of ice and seabed tracks from an unseen organism 660 feet below the ice. The team, led by John Clough at the University of Nebraska Lincoln project office, aims to trap life and collect sediment and rock samples.
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Mystery Theater Rebroadcast Probes a Murder Innocence
The 20 year old murder case returns to WFBL at 7 as a man released for good behavior seeks to prove his innocence in The Secret of Laurels. Other listings include Haven of Rest at 10 on WMHR FM and University Theater presenting For Whom the Bell Tolls at 6 on WCNY FM.
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Nestor Pavia
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Mozart
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Wono-Fm
Bridge hand teaches caution at Summer National in Chicago
Rita Rand of New York City played with West as declarer in a Chicago Summer National match. West led diamonds and, despite misgivings, the declarer misplayed by ruffing in dummy and entering spades, then clubs, leaving only four tricks for a minus 400. Proper play would establish clubs before spade rounds.
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Josh Billings
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Billings
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New York City
Chicago
East
Corn South
Brooklyn Residents Top New York Bingo Bonanza
New York UPI reports two Brooklyn residents Irving Gottesman and Dora Spiegelman won the grand prize in this week’s state lottery bingo bonus drawing. They chose among a world trip, his and hers cars, a college scholarship, or U.S. Savings Bonds.
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UPI
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Irving Gottesman
Dora Spiegelman
U.S
Optimistic Sadat to host Begin visits
The two leaders pursue a peace plan with Palestinian autonomy, while Israel retains military control for a period and Palestinians are not granted a state. Vance and Barak discuss status at the State Department as Cairo talks pause for religious observances.
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Tanker collision near South African coast cited as one of costliest
The 30,869 ton Venpet and the Venoil, both Liberian flag and owned by Bethlehem Steel subsidiary, collided in fog off the Storms River, injuring no one but leaving two crew missing and many rescued. Detected oil slicks stretch six miles by two, with authorities deploying multiple pollution boats to disperse fuel and oil. Estimated insurance for each ship is about 27 million dollars, marking a historic maritime disaster by tonnage.
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Bethlehem
Bill Gignak
Gulf Oil Corp
Shaw
Lloyds of London Insurance Group
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