France right gains in first round municipal vote
Conservative opponents win 51 percent of nationwide vote while Socialist-led coalition holds 40 percent. Giscard d Estaing says fate undecided as runoffs loom. Paris Chirac calls result an unequivocal warning to the government. Several cabinet ministers face or win runoffs including Mauroy Defferre and Hernu.
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Charles Hernu
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Paul Quiles
Marseille
Lille
Jospin
Parents to pull plug on boy sold for 300 dollars
Oscar Ocasio, 2, lies on life support after head injuries from a foster home incident. His parents, Miguel and Luce Ocasio, convicted of unlawfully selling him and his brother, plan to remove life support and may sue the state if he dies. The case, investigated by Lee County deputies, involves custody of the 1-year-old brother and the foster home where injuries occurred.
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Kohl victory and coalition gains in German election
Official results show Christian Democrats and Christian Social Union at 48.8 percent with 244 seats, Social Democrats 38.2 percent and 193 seats, Free Democrats 6.9 percent and 34 seats, Greens 5.6 percent and 27 seats. Kohl leads but lacks an absolute majority, while NATO missile deployment remains a central Western priority amid Soviet positions.
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West Germany
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Greens
Kohl Victory Bolsters Reagan Arms Talks With Soviet Union
Kohl's easy win in West German elections strengthens U S leadership in NATO strategy to deploy new missiles in Europe later this year. Officials note Moscow will push to sway opinion despite Kohl’s win and Palin ties remain strong between Bonn and Washington. Bush’s Europe trip previously boosted mood as talks focus on arms control and German economic issues.
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Gray
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Childhood cholesterol links to adult heart risk study
Pittsburgh researchers followed Beaver County seventh graders since 1971 testing cholesterol levels. Of 1,440 children rechecked in 1981, 560 remained in the study as young adults. High childhood cholesterol predicted later heart disease risks, with healthier lifestyle linked to lower cholesterol.
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Trevor Orchard
University of Pinteburga Graduate School of Public Ear
Beaver County
Orchard
American Heart Association
Practice spelling to Bee a winner at Nottingham High
The 1983 Herald Journal American Spelling Bee invites contestants to study the “Words of the Champions” as they prepare for the Nottingham High School event. Winners earn a trip to Washington, D.C., for the National Spelling Bee.
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Nottingham High School
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