Controversy grows over death chamber for pets
Detroit story details a high altitude decompression chamber used by the Michigan Humane Society to euthanize animals. It explores the debate among shelter officials, veterinarians, and animal advocates about whether the method is humane, citing support from major associations and sharp criticism from groups like the Fund for Animals and critics in several states.
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Detroit
Michigan Humane Society
Detroit Animal Shelter
American Humane Movement
MHS
Marcus Welby
Welby
Jeff Travis
Ter
Blauet
Travis
American Humane Association
American Veterinary Medical Association
Jerry Owens
Dallas
The
Fund For Animals
Owens
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Arizona
Phoenix
Gary L. Frazell
Air Force
Frazell
Earthquakes Kept Under Watch in Yellowstone Park
Park officials reported two minor earthquakes in the northwest corner within nine hours yesterday. No damage was caused and several park areas felt the quakes according to Assistant Superintendent Vernon Hennessay.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Ypi
Vernon Hennessay
Gilmore gripes over bare cell and papers loss
Gary Gilmore, recovering from his second suicide attempt, complains about his isolation cell lacking a toilet and running water and says his personal letters drawings and photos were taken by the sheriff without receipt He fears his private items will be read by others and chafes at the conditions after being given a new execution date and being denied a waiver of the 30 day delay
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Gilmore
Salt Lake City
UPI
Gary Gilmore
Ron Stanger
Sheriff's Office
Joe Doe
Stanger
Grogey
Provo
Fourth District Court
J. Robert Bullock
Bullock
Arabs push new Arab Israel peace talks drive
In Cairo Egyptian President Sadat and Syria's Assad resumed talks on coordinating a fresh Arab diplomatic push for peace with Israel. Focusing on pressuring Palestinians to join a Geneva delegation, they seek U.S. pressure on Israel while noting Israel’s May election could delay peace. A PLO official criticized Geneva as U.S. manipulation. President Ford, in Colorado, touted ski conditions amid a large crowd.
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Hafez Assad
Syria
Israel
Hosni Mubarak
Kabbeh Palace
Ismail Fahmy
Fahmy
Sadat
Assad
Geneva
United States
Gerald Ford
Susan
Grand Junction
Col
First U S male saint set for canonization in 1977
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI will canonize Blessed John Neumann on June 19, 1977. Neumann, Bohemian-born priest who led Philadelphia diocese 1852 1860, was beatified in 1963 as the first American male to be named blessed, with prior American saints being women Frances Xavier Cabrini and Elizabeth Ann Seton.
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Vatican City
Dead bigamist left another wife Eastlake daughter
Columbus reports multiple women claim to be widow of Joseph Gordon Sharp 51 who died in a Dec plane crash near Fort Wayne Indiana. Two Akron Detroit and Chicago area women allege marriage and two children. Daughters Barbara Quinn Eastlake and Helen Sharp of Gahanna also cited amid unsettled estate. Franklin County prosecutor opens probe into unusual family affairs.
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Columbus
UPI
Joseph Gordon Sharp
Ghanna
Sharp
Akron
Barbara Quinn
Eastlake
Quinn
Fort Wayne
Ind
Grosse Pointe Park
Mich
Chicago
Montreal
The
Dispatch
Cleveland
Yuma
Ariz
Detroit
Barbara Jones starts polite message service in Columbus
Barbara Jones offers a $5 telephone message service for shy people. She records, returns a signed form, and then phones the target with the message. Her clients include workers, spouses, and a hesitant boy seeking a date, with calls limited to non adult contents.
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Columbus
UPI
Barbara Jones
Mrs Jones
Mrs Frank
Carter seeks cabinet hour TV shows for transparency
President-elect Carter weighs regular TV slots for cabinet members to report to Congress and the nation on administration rewards. He envisions live broadcasts before joint sessions, aiming for an American version of Parliament's question hour, with Cyrus Vance and Michael Blumenthal among possible participants.
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Israel
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Labor Party
Carter
Washington
Mike Bhanenthal
Cirrus Vance
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House
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Cyrus R Vance
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Nixon
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