Congress blamed for death of Texas abortion patient
A Planned Parenthood official blamed Congress for banning Medicaid funding for elective abortions after a low income Texas woman died from septicemia and kidney failure following an illegal abortion in Mexico. Abortion opponents urged improved counseling and support rather than government funded abortion.
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Soviet dissident faces treason charges in Moscow case
Anatoly Shobaransky, a Moscow computer specialist, is accused by Tass of gathering information for a foreign power and may be charged with treason. He was arrested in March after being labeled by Tzvestia as part of a group alleged to collect military and industrial secrets for the West.
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Double nuclear explosions reported by Soviet Union
AP reports a rare double nuclear blast in central Russia, two underground detonations 72 seconds apart near Semipalatinsk in Siberia. Swedish Seismological Institute measured magnitudes around 5.6 and 6.4 on the Richter scale, noting uncertainty about prior similar events and offering no firm interpretation of the cause.
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Doctor says palsy victim should be returned to dad
A 14 year old cerebral palsy patient seized by police from a filthy south Philadelphia home should be returned to her father, says Dr. Gerry Kaplan of Hahnemann Hospital. Welfare attorney Steve Bilkowitz cites the doctor’s conclusion amid custody arguments. Police charged Thomas Pankowite, 54, with endangering the child after locating her under a urine soaked mattress amid infestation and squalor.
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Earthquake shakes Albania felt across Yugoslavia
A moderately strong quake centered near Elbasan Albania registered 5.5 on the Mercalli scale and was felt in surrounding Yugoslav areas. Immediate casualty or damage reports were not available, according to the Belgrade Seismological Institute.
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42 Ga SHI Target Shoot at Rotomac Valley Fire Co
A shooting event held Sunday October 30 at Rotomac Valley Fire Co Dargah Md Island awards third prizes. Participants labeled as Ail sols SX and Deed with $1 or $5 shat ar entries, indicating quarter beef and cul up.
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Helmet aids dieting for girl with rare intestinal condition
In CROSS FLAVIS Texas a family uses a helmet to prevent their daughter Alethea Albrecht from eating sweets and fats due to a congenital intestinal disorder. The device has sparked debate with some calling it cruel, while officials emphasize family medical needs and social support.
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Derwinski Denies Tipoff in Korean Defection Case
Congressman Edward Derwinski denies providing advance tipoff to South Korea about a diplomat's planned defection. He insists he is not the culprit and did not pass information to Korean agents. The Wall Street Journal reports a grand jury investigation and that several subcommittee members were aware of the defection plan.
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Wolfville Ruritan meat sale ad notices firing
Country Butchering announces meat sale by Wolfville Ruritan Club. Call 295-2627 before October 31, 1977 to order. Unsold meals on Saturday November 5 at 3:00 a.m. pickup at Wolfsville Ruritan Park.
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Dutch tighten borders in hunt for abducted businessman
Dutch police widened controls at the West German and Belgian frontiers and launched a national search for Maurits Caransa after calls claimed a West German terrorist group abducted him. Officials cautioned uncertainty and noted ransom demands but no arrests. Caransa, a real estate tycoon, was seized near Amsterdam after leaving a club. he is of Portuguese descent and survived Nazi imprisonment as a child.
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Lottery roundup gibberish with scattered numbers
Fragmentary lottery write up from Baltimore and Pittsburgh notes shows mixed digits and city mentions. Daily numbers and Maur Maryland references appear garbled with no clear results or dates to confirm outcomes.
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