Warnke apologizes for testimony errors
Paul Warnke, Carter's nominee to head U.S. disarmament talks, apologized for 25 typographical errors in Senate testimony. Critics say the errors may reflect deliberate distortion. Griffin weighs response as Senate votes on Warnke confirmation proceed.
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UPI
Paul Warnke
Carter
Senate
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Warnke
Sen
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
Griffin
John Stennis
Armed Services Committee
Stennis
U.S
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Maine girl testifies in water poisoning murder trial
An 11-year-old witness says she was ordered to carry water for her 7-year-old half sister who died from acute water poisoning after being made to drink it as punishment. Tina Franks died May 8 after repeated forced water consumption under Dennis N. Voter, whose trial began with judge Robert Browne hearing the case. The witness, now in foster care, described belts used to pin Tina, water forced down, and clothespins placed on the nose to prevent spitting.
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Farmington, Maine
UPI
Dennis N. Voter
Tina Franks
Voter
Superior Court
Robert Browne
Vater
Tina
Marianne B. Franks
Central Maine Medical Center
Cela
Bhutto Wins Re election in Landslide Victory
Pakistan's Prime Minister Zulfi kar Ali Bhutto's Pakistan People's party leads in incomplete returns with 119 of 200 seats, while rival Pakistan National Alliance trails at 19. Government reimposes emergency restrictions after election day violence, with reports of fatalities and injuries.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Pakistan People’s Party
Pakistan National Alliance
Barnard Plans Baboon Heart Transplants For Humans
South African heart surgeon Christiaan Barnard says baboon hearts could be transplanted into humans as a last resort to keep a dying patient alive until a human heart is available. Reformed Church moderator Rev Beukes urges careful church consideration amid controversy.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Barnard
Groote Schuur
D. Beukes
Reformed Church
National Party
House Republicans seek votes to kill Carter rebate plan
Republicans push for enough Democratic support to reject a $5 per person rebate and back a permanent tax cut. Democrats largely oppose the rebate but no sign of decisive switch. The vote precedes final action on a broad tax-cut package. Senate hearings follow. Carter aims to raise the standard deduction and deliver a $105 average cut for 45 million filers.
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