Pope denounces embryo experiments to scientists in Vatican
Vatican City Pope John Paul II condemned in the strongest terms experiments on the human embryo while expressing support for animal research. In an English address to 40 scientists assembling under the Pontifical Academy of Sciences he said humans from conception to death must not be exploited for any purpose. He did not specify the prohibited methods but cited test tube fertilization as a target of criticism.
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German workers protest new government in mass rallies
About 200000 labor unionists demonstrated across West Germany to oppose Chancellor Helmut Kohl's first moves under a conservative liberal government. In Frankfurt 60000 protested welfare cuts and wage freezes, led by Ernst Breit of the 14 million member Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund who warned unions will not tolerate pay freezes.
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38 Rescued From Stricken Pleasure Vessel Finalista
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Thirty eight people were rescued early yesterday from the burning 85 foot pleasure boat Finalista 37 miles off San Luis Obispo. At 4 15 a m the Finalista radioed that its engine room was on fire and that one passenger had suffered an apparent heart attack. Five minutes later the Coast Guard dispatched three helicopters and then sent a C 130 a cutter and an advisory breaker. A fishing vessel Marauder heard the Finalista and reported it was ten miles off Luis Obispo and in high stricken ship. Coast Guard craft and the Marauder transported the victims to the San Luis Obispo area and thermic victim was hospitalized in stable condition.
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Wisconsin legislator lamps CBS on state map mix up
Rep Marlin Schneider of Wisconsin Rapids scored CBS Morning News for using a Minnesota map during a Wisconsin referendum report. He warned Sawyer to “Gopher your atlas” and quipped that Wisconsin and Minnesota never meet, noting Minnesota’s Gopher state and Wisconsin’s Badger state.
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Minnesota denies 10-pound bass record to Bemidji guide
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources stripped Harold Curly Lehn of a 10 pound 2 ounce largemouth bass record from Prairie Lake Itasca County dating to 1961 after failing to locate Lehn and finding no proof the catch occurred in Minnesota. The long disputed claim had been a noted legend among local fishermen.
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Curly” Lehn
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Hassan Signals Arab Shift on Israel Recognition
King Hassan of Morocco said the Arab world could recognize Israel if it withdraws from the 1967 territories and meets other conditions. The Arab League delegation met with President Reagan to push peace proposals, with Hassan stressing that recognition depends on fulfilling terms and borders pre-1967. He urged direct talks among Syria, Jordan, Israel, and the Palestinians, and preferred not to frame negotiations as Camp David.
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Reagan says economy on road to recovery amid White House split
President Reagan told Americans the economy is on the road to recovery while House Speaker O'Neill countered that it is stalled. O'Neill argued against tax cuts and social spending, calling for fairness as he criticized current policies. Reagan rejected claims of prolonged unemployment and said deficits stem from spending, not tax cuts.
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Weather and droughts sweep East as storms soak Florida
Clear tonight with a low 35 to 40 and sunny tomorrow, highs near 60. East of the Mississippi sees record cold with many towns reporting lows in the 20s to 30s and storms in the Southeast. Florida reports heavy rain in Jacksonville Beach, about a half foot, with some street flooding. Pacific Northwest gets rains while Brookings Oregon nears 4 inches in 24 hours. Morning reads mid 60s to 70s in Florida and southern California, cooler 40s in the Plateau and Great Basin. The National Weather Service forecasts near perfect cool clear weather for today’s 13th New York City Marathon with temps around 50 to 55.
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Weather Data Snapshot From Historical Report
A clipped weather data entry notes figures such as 41 and 73 with references to 196 and 1900. The fragment mentions 24 and 5 Gate while including terms like EATHER DATA, suggesting transcription stumbles. The readable bits indicate a historical meteorology snippet lacking full context or dates.
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