Chimps May Signal Quakes, Stanford Researchers Say
Stanford researchers presented preliminary evidence that chimpanzees show abnormal restlessness before earthquakes. At a U S Geological Survey meeting they noted chimpanzees spent more time on the ground and less on climbing prior to tremors. Further proof needed to confirm a predictive link.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University School of Medicine
U.S. Geological Survey
Haichong
Solona C. Kraemar
Dr. Kraemer
Kraemer
Bruce Smith
Geological Survey
Seymour Levine
Young sailor rescued after 28 days adrift in Pacific
Bruce Collins 22 from Glendale California survived 28 days on a raft after the Spirit sank in a Sept storm. He was rescued 780 miles west of San Francisco by a Coast Guard cutter and treated for dehydration sores and weakness. Collins said two companions Jin Abala and Camilla Arthur died and were buried at sea. captain hola died earlier. His parents in Walnut Creek expressed relief and hope for a career change.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Coast Guard
Bruce Collins
Glendale
Calif
Collins
Here
Perleve
Hawaii
Darel Miller
Nancy Perry
San Anselmo
An the Rat
Jin Abala
Camilla Arthur
Hola
Miss Arthur
Walnut Creek
Kenneth Callins
Ha‘eail
New Zealand
South Seas
Mugzter Mariner
Newspapers endorse Ford or Carter with reluctance
Editorials from The Augusta Chronicle, The Savannah Morning News, The Home News Tribune and others back Ford or Carter, noting each candidate's limits. Several national papers including The New York Times and The Chicago Tribune also weigh in, highlighting economy, defense, and urban welfare as key issues.
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Associated Press
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Georgia Daily
Georgia
Carter
Augusta Chronicle
Augusta Herald
Savannah Morning News
Sevannah Evening Press
Home News Tribune
Statesboro Herald
Marietta Daily Journal
Union
Minn News
Petersburg
Fla
Staten Island NY
Saratogan
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
New York Daily News
Boson Herald American
The
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Columbus
White House
Medina
Miami Derakd
Akron Beacon Journal
Hartford Courant
Kurd
Ward
Rhodesian Black Factions Pact Pushes Quick Majority Rule
Four Rhodesian black nationalist factions vow a united negotiating front to end white minority rule. Muzorewa Sithole Nkomo and Mugabe seek rapid transfer of power as security forces report several guerrilla related deaths in Salisbury amid talks at the Geneva Rhodesia conference.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Rhodesia
Abel Muzorewa
Ndabaningi Sithole
Dashakomo
Robert Mugabe
Fan South
Rioilesia
Nkoing
Mugabe
Muzarewa
Sithole
Salisbury
Ace
Muzorewa
African National Council
Tkat Ne
Migabe
Zimbabwe African National Union
Britain
Sitbold
Smith
Nkomo
Raft with seven bodies found after Gabriella disaster off Newfoundland
A raft carrying seven bodies from the Dutch freighter Gabriella washed ashore near St. John’s Newfoundland. Six men and the chief engineer’s wife were recovered. only Captain C Intveldt and Peter Sent survived. Two Trans America crew members helped restart the Gabriella’s engines and reach St. John’s.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
St. Shot's
Newfoundland
Atlantic
C. Intveldt
Peter Sent
Trans America
St. John's
British pound hits new low in London trading
The pound slid seven cents to a record $1.3755 on London forex as the Sunday Times reported the IMF may push Britain toward a 1.50 dollar rate before allowing a 33.9 billion drawing to cope with an economic crisis likened to the 1980s.
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London
Bush
Swiden
Sunday Times
International Monetary Fund
Britain
China's new leader Hua Kuo-feng greets rally crowd
In Peking a large rally honors Hua Kuo-feng as China's new chairman of the Communist Party. Observers note increased military influence, praise Mao's widow Chiang Ching, and discuss potential collective leadership with Yeh Chien-ying and Li Hsien-nien.
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Mong Kong
Bua Kuo-teng
China
Qnllion
Peking
Gate of Heavenly Peace
Long Kong
Fan
Mag Tseting
Chinese Communist Party
Hong Kong
Hua
Mao
Chiang Ching
Yeh Chien-ying
Li Hsien-nien
Yeh
Kang Fe
F Peking
Wu Teh
Man Wente
Nun Kuo-feng
Hua Kao-fen
Fragmentary Bible Verse Fragment on Royal Authority
A garbled biblical line reflects on God’s attention to man and royal honor, with corrupted phrasing suggesting a passage about human insignificance before divine majesty and a royal crown. The text remains incomplete and unclear in attribution and context.
Arab leaders open Cairo summit to push ceasefire
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat opened an Arab summit in Cairo to ratify the latest cease fire in the Lebanese civil war and to map steps to implement it. He urged Lebanese factions to resolve their differences through peaceful dialogue and called for stronger support for the Palestine Liberation Organization in its struggle against Israel.
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CAING
Anwar Sadiat
Sadat
T Hat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
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New Delhi
Dunagiri
Nanda Devi
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Olympia
Wash
Bso
Everest
Willi Unspel
Bible Thought
Cowmvenience
Valsol Blvd
Wagerstip, Adireey
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Martin Truck Corporation
Mangent Avovee & Interstate 91
Hegers
Nershey Miniatures
Hershey Burs
Goailbar
Itt
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Ulerfinger
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