Global earthquakes occur but deemed unrelated by scientists
USGS physicist Waverly Persons and chief Robert Hamilton said five quakes worldwide over two weeks show no connection. Reports cover magnitudes from 6.5 to 7.0 across the South Pacific, Panama region, central Asia, Ecuador, New Zealand, Peru, and Soviet Central Asia with deaths and damage noted in Italy and elsewhere.
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Kennedy kin takes helm in Kennedy campaign
Joe Kennedy, 23, son of the late Senator Robert Kennedy and UMass graduate, leads his uncle Senator Edward Kennedy's senatorial bid. He avoids plans for his own politics and emphasizes reelecting Edward Kennedy by November 2 as his immediate large goal.
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Fire kills 200 dogs at Quality Kennels in New Jersey blaze
Fire crews fought a 2 hour blaze at Quality Kennels in Chews Landing, New Jersey, trapping about 600 dogs. Officials say 204 dogs and one monkey died, many puppies perishing from smoke inhalation after the heating system sparked the fire. A setter reportedly gave birth to five puppies as the blaze raged.
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Sterilization Tops Birth Control Worldwide
Washington reports that sterilization has become the world’s leading birth control method per AID figures. The agency cites China India the United States Thailand and Sri Lanka as frontier adopters and notes sharp demand for female sterilization amid plans to expand services in the developing world. US usage rises with over 8 million couples relying on sterilization. operations average under 15 minutes and a surgeon can perform about 20 daily.
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Abandoned Premature Baby Dies In Cleveland Hospital
A two month premature boy named Sebastian Jude died at a Cleveland area hospital after being found abandoned two hours after birth at a hospital emergency entrance. Police in Warrensville Heights searched for the mother but had no word by early today.
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Germany Plans 6.8 Million Dollar Ad Campaign For Tourists
Germany will allocate 6.8 million dollars this year to fund a new advertising campaign to draw more foreign visitors. The German Central Tourist Office reports 1975 foreign overnight stays at 162 million, up five percent from 1974, and notes a 511000 dollar rise from 1975.
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