World population to double by 2006 says UN chief
United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim warned at Habitats, the World Conference on Human Settlements, that the world population will double in 30 years and that at least a third of urban dwellers in developing nations now live in slums. He urged governments to set priorities for human settlement solutions amid poverty and pollution.
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Brezhnev to visit Bonn after German election
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev is set to visit Bonn next fall after West Germany’s Oct 3 election. A Bonn spokesman said talks to fix the exact date are underway. Brezhnev last visited in 1973 during Willy Brandt’s chancellorship.
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Bonn
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Brezhnev
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Moscow
Martha Mitchell to be buried in Pine Bluff Arkansas
Martha Mitchell dies in a New York hospital from bone cancer and will be buried Thursday in Pine Bluff Arkansas where she spent her youth. Her estranged husband former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and their children plan to attend. A longtime Pine Bluff friend recalls her love of the limelight and her northern fame.
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Washington
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West
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Capote Charged With DWI After Long Island Crash
Truman Capote faces drunken driving and license violations after a Sunday car crash on Long Island. Police said his breath smelled of alcohol and he failed a breath test, with no injuries reported. Capote, 51, pleaded innocent and was released without bail. a jury trial was ordered.
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America
Young Snooper Boy Licensed Detective
Doug Poth at 13 works as a private detective in Seattle, trained by his father Jerry Poth. There is no age limit for licensing in Washington, and Doug has handled cases from stolen TVs to subpoenas. He earns $8 to $10 an hour and regards television appearances as highlights.
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New York
Firms warned about Cuban trade talks
Washington State Department spokesman John Ordway cautioned U S firms against meetings in Havana with Fidel Castro's government. He said such talks are discouraged and potentially violate U S law, though discussing future opportunities could be legal if the embargo ends. WCKT reported several firms, including Pepsi Cola of New York, had sent representatives to Havana.
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