Iranian Leader Picture Faked in Newspapers Stirrumors of Illlness
Iranian editors in exile in France say a February 23 Ax person front page photo depicting Ayatollah Khomeini with Iran’s president and prime minister is a composite. The Times reports the altered image fueled rumors about the ailing ruler’s condition or death. In Zimbabwe, police said Sampson Kanderayi, a mass assault suspect, died in his cell after confessing to brutal mutilations.
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TV Stars Push Stronger Cigarette Warnings
Captain Kangaroo host Robert Keeshan and fellow TV stars John Forsythe and Amanda Blake testified before a House subcommittee seeking bolder cigarette labels. Blake, a mouth cancer survivor, urged graphic warnings, while industry reps argued the plan infringes free speech and lacks proof of benefit.
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Volunteer cuddlers give newborns emotional care in hospital
Helen Boldi, a volunteer cuddler at John N. Dempsey Hospital in Farmington, joins 9 other volunteers giving soothing contact and lullabies to seriously ill newborns from Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts. Nurses say the cuddle program helps prevent developmental issues and praises volunteers for their trained, comforting role.
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Nicaraguan guerilla student seeks asylum in Mexico
Gutierrez Espinoza, an 18 year old Nicaraguan physics student, was pursued by Salvadoran police after entering the Mexican embassy in San Salvador. Mexico announced asylum for Ligdamis Anaxis Gutierrez Espinoza, saying he studies at the University of Nuevo Leon in Monterrey and could not afford a plane home.
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Education level of wives raises heart risk for husbands
AHA reports to an AP meeting finds educated white collar wives raise husbands coronary risk fourfold versus those with at home or clerical wives. Study by Dr. Suzanne G Haynes spans ten years with 269 couples and notes twofold risk if wife has some college. Connie Francis to visit Wisconsin to back recall effort against Grant County Judge William L. Reinecke after rape case.
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Kremlin fires Brezhnev protege Shibaev in surprise move
Moscow reports Trade Union Congress chief Alexei Shibaev has been fired and is said to be transferring to another job. Tass offered no explanation for the abrupt departure, signaling continued pressure on the ailing leader Brezhnev.
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OSU veterinary college may lose accreditation
Ohio State University's College of Veterinary Medicine faces possible accreditation probation next month due to a teacher shortage and retrenchment cuts. Dean Ronald Wright notes a seven to one student tutor ratio, with about 80 faculty for 540 students, jeopardizing its national standing despite a recent top four ranking. An AVMA accreditation team audited the curriculum and finances in October.
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Army Defends M1 Abrams Tank As Best Despite Flaws
Army generals told a Senate panel the M1 Abrams remains the best battle tank in the world and will keep soldiers alive, though not flawless. GAO says build in limited numbers until power train improves. unit cost rose from 507,000 in 1972 to 1.8 million in 1983 amid inflation and budget plans for 776 tanks next year. Senate pair seeks more taxes on underground economy, estimating $76 billion underpaid last year.
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Texans battle snowstorm aftermath across regions
Texans dig out after twin snowstorms that swept the Panhandle and nearby areas. Forecasters warned of up to 3 more inches and treacherous travel across the Southwest and New England as a weeklong siege of cold weather continued. At least 25 deaths were blamed nationwide with snow in Missouri and Arkansas and up to 4 inches forecast. Heavy thunderstorms moved through the lower Mississippi Valley and threatened the Gulf Coast with heavy rain.
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Weekend Snow and Rain Sweep North Plains to Atlantic Coast
Nation Snow moves into the North Plains Saturday night and shifts to rain along the Atlantic states. Elsewhere, skies are fair with increasing afternoon clouds. Highs 35 to 40. Snow likely tonight, then 20s to low 30s through Sunday. Snow chances 60 percent tonight and 40 percent Sunday. Monday and Tuesday look fair, with a Wednesday rain chance.
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Police link in Huntington officer slaying to robbery ring
Columbus police say the December 14 1981 death of Huntington West Virginia patrolman Paul J Harmon may be tied to a five state armed robbery ring. A Cabell County Grand Jury indicted two Columbus men Bobby Dean Stacy and Wilbert Bethel Mayle on murder charges. Informants cited by Postlethwait claim the suspects might have belonged to the operation.
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Bias hearing planned for nonpublic schools charter rule
The Ohio State Board of Education will meet Monday to decide a public hearing on a proposal that nonpublic schools must not practice racial discrimination to receive a state charter. If approved, the hearing would be held April 12. The rules cover employment scholarships recruitment admissions loans fee waivers and athletic and extracurricular activities.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Lottery draw results brief
In Cleveland UPI reports the Ohio Lottery daily numbers winner was 159. Ticket sales reached 1,345,122 with a payoff due of 742,253.50 dollars. In Pennsylvania the Daily Lottery announced the winning number 082.
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