Mansfield to retire from Senate after long career
Mike Mansfield, 73, ends his congressional service after not seeking re election in November. The draft photo sequence shows him from 148 as a representative to 1953 sworn in as a senator, 1964 as Senate Majority Leader, and 1976 at his desk after announcing retirement. He heads to visit the People's Republic of China.
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Senate eyes limited federal abortion funds ban
The Senate considers a House approved measure to restrict federal funding for abortions through Medicaid to cases where a life of the mother is at stake or when medically necessary. the proposal would not cover family planning or social convenience and faces a possible veto amid budget disputes. Travelers note elder ducks migrate thrice yearly to protected molting sites, becoming flightless during molt.
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Passersby Ignore Dying Man On City Sidewalk
In Oklahoma City Clinton Collins, 77, lay dying on a downtown sidewalk for about 20 minutes as pedestrians stepped over his body. A few bystanders urged help while drivers honked impatiently during rush hour. An ambulance eventually stopped to take him to hospital.
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Bologna's arcades shelter city as death sparks debate
A Bologna man died of natural causes after collapsing in a busy street during rush hour. A hospital spokesman confirmed death was natural. Psychologist Dr Vernon Sisney blamed urban depersonalization and the city’s fast pace, urging people to show more concern and become “my brother's keeper.”
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Shark mauling near Jacksonville ends in death of teen
UPI reports 16-year-old Michael Harold Karras Jr. was fatally bitten by a shark while swimming near the Jacksonville Beach Pier. His 15-year-old brother Ricky Alan Karras is missing. A marine biologist will analyze the body to size the shark. Authorities note possible multiple attackers and discuss bite sizes amid Florida’s higher shark attack rates.
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