Nestle baby formula push condemned by critics
A July protest in Minneapolis highlighted global pressure over Nestle and other firms selling infant formula in the developing world. Critics link bottle feeding to higher infant illness and death, especially where clean water and sanitation are lacking, urging a shift to breastfeeding and corporate responsibility.
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Outhouse Protest At Keystone High Draws Bus Crew Action
Serious protest at Keystone High School in Lagrange features a constructed outhouse to dramatize a bus crew plea for a restroom. Drivers and mechanics say the display highlights urgent need for facilities and better working conditions.
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Ten most powerful women in America named by Harper's Bazaar
Harper's Bazaar lists Barbara Walters Billie Jean King Katharine Graham Barbara Jordan Lady Bird Johnson Dixy Lee Ray Rosalynn Carter Charlotte Curtis Mary Wells Lawrence Sarah Caldwell among ten women who broke barriers in male dominated fields. The issue cites King boosting tennis popularity and Graham heading a Fortune 500 level business empire. Walters is praised as first woman co anchoring a prime time network newscast.
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Gunman holds 4 Oberlin hostages
A gunman in Cleveland held four Oberlin hostages, with one hostage escaping to the police. Officers Sgt. Majorie McCreedy and Patrolman Henry Marsho confronted Greene at a doorway. After a tense stand and a struggle, Marisco wrestled the gun away, handcuffing Greene as the ordeal ended.
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Halloween superstitions span new and old beliefs across America
The piece catalogs updated and traditional fears from modern folklore, including lighted matches lighting cigarettes delaying enemy actions, a third match cursing a future life as an old maid, copying machines causing sterility, and bumming cigarettes as dangerous. Ladder, knocking wood, and Friday the 13th remain prominent, with explanations tying them to sacred geometry, Druids, and biblical events.
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President Carter Guests at Coopers Home for a Night
The president relaxed in Mary Diehl's living room at the Coopers, calling the family by first names and sharing ice cream with the grandkids. He spoke of interests like Indian artifacts and mixed nuts, staying until 11 pm for TV arrival coverage, breakfast at 6, and a handwritten note mailed afterward.
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Verdict favors U S Steel in 325000 death suit
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Adrian F Bedeski ruled for U S Steel Corp in a 325000 accidental death suit filed by Hattie L Jones administratrix of Sean Jones estate. Jones, 40, died Nov 25 1974 at the Lorain plant while working on a stove refin ing project. His safety belt was not worn and the judge found this contributory.
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Riots erupt as 15000 Lithuanians clash in Vilnius stadium aftermath
In Vilnius dissident sources report about 15,000 protesters rioted after a Lithuania versus Russia match. Propaganda posters were torn down, cars overturned, and police vehicles set ablaze. Interior Ministry officials claimed only a minor disturbance with several youths detained.
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