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Garfield readers will see enhanced features on the comics pages with Scrabblegrams Wordy Gurdy and a Trivia LQ quiz debuting on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. A four part children's game and contest package will appear Tuesdays and Thursdays. Readers invited to share feedback.
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Second heart transplant keeps Fairmount man stable
A 40-year-old Fairmount man remained stable at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital after a second heart transplant. The operation, needed due to rejection of the first heart, began Sunday night and ended early today with no complications. The donor heart arrived around 12:30 a.m. and the patient was moved for family visits.
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US may buy 24 Soviet MiGs from China
London report claims the United States plans to acquire 24 MiG 21 fighter interceptors from China to train naval pilots in air combat. The Mail cites a senior Navy officer on lessons from actual MiGs and notes Moscow’s anger. Pentagon officials declined comment.
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Terrorist Carlos the Jackal Linked to Global Attacks
London report cites Hich Ramirez Sanchez as mastermind of historic operations including the 1972 Munich massacre and 1976 hijacking. Vienna oil ministers kidnapping and Entebbe raid are cited. Israeli officials dismiss portions as absurd while other nations confirm some ties and releases in a complex geopolitical backdrop.
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Iran warship attack injures crew aboard Wonjin ho
The article reports an Iraqi claim of destroying five naval targets in the Khor Musa Canal and downing an Iranian plane. It notes the Wonjin ho cargo ship carrying 9,000 tons of steel from Japan was hit in the engine room injuring four crew members and ablaze, with Iranian rescuers possibly picking up all aboard.
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Washington debate over national drinking age pits youths against policy
A UPI report notes a government official defending the 21 minimum drinking age while acknowledging young adults are often blamed for drunken driving deaths. The discussion frames the age limit as a national campaign to curb alcohol-related harm among 21 to 24 year olds.
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Search for intelligent life nears new era
Walter Sullivan reports the search for extraterrestrial intelligence is entering a new era after 25 years with no conclusive signs. Advances include vast star scans, new discoveries, and the formation of an global commission under the International Astronomical Union to coordinate efforts since the 1959 idea by Occoni and Morrison of using 21 centimeter hydrogen radiation for interstellar communication.
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