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Detroit 16 St Louis 3. New York Giants 20 Buffalo 6. Oakland 14 New York Jets 13. Miami 37 Boston 20. Kansas City 16 Denver 0. San Francisco 24 Atlanta 20. Cincinnati 17 San Diego 14. Baltimore 29 Philadelphia 10. Dallas 34 Washington 0. Green Bay 20 Pittsburgh 12. Los Angeles 14 New Orleans 16.
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Italy shifts away from church influence amid divorce approval
Rome reports Parliament approves divorce marking a major move from Vatican dominance in Italian life. The Vatican laments underestimation of the change while church-state ties loosen as Christian Democrats ally with Marxist Socialists and press taxes on church assets.
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Oil refinery blast injuries prompt sabotage probe in New Jersey
An explosion at the Humble Oil Esso refinery near Linden New Jersey injured 29 people and caused millions in damage. A caller blamed revolutionaries while officials noted possible equipment failure and not ruled out sabotage. The blast sent a fireball 1000 feet into the air and damaged three Humble offices.
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Crime rise tied to Supreme Court views, Burger says
Chief Justice Warren Burger rejects the idea that Supreme Court rulings alone drive rising crime. He argues crimes occur where allowed, but courts’ actions influence justice, advocating streamlining and alternative dispute methods to ease the burden on the nine justices. He warns of potential breakdown without reform.
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Kennedy claims vote pulling power in Senate leadership
Senator Edward Kennedy says he has the votes to win re election as Senate Democratic whip and warns a challenge from Robert Byrd could cause discord. Byrd says neither side has enough commitments to win and will decide whether to run. Possible rivals named include Ernest Hollings Daniel Inouye and Frank Moss.
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Great Falls Students Offer Allowances for Forest Restoration
Great Falls area children plan to donate allowances to support restoring aeenna in the Little Belt Moon. The project would seed grass, fertilize, and remove dead timber at an estimated cost of 13 500 dollars. Lewis and Clark Forest supervisor George Engler says donations cannot be accepted. residents urged to contact Montana's congressional delegation.
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Butte Post Office to Open Nights Next Weekend
The Butte post office will offer nighttime window service at the main Harrison station and Station A on West Park next weekend. Hours run 8 30 a m to 9 p m Saturday and 8 30 a m to 9 p m Monday December 14. Deadlines urge timely mailing for Christmas deliveries with surface mail by December 11 and cards by December 15 while air mail deadlines extend to December 14 for Alaska Hawaii Europe and others and December 16 for Canada and Mexico.
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Fifth body found in Billings area
Police found a battered, partially clothed woman in her 30s on the Rimrocks near Black Otter Trail in Billings. The fifth suspicious death in 18 months, with no arrests or charges yet, and relatives not notified pending identifications. Coroner says death likely late Friday or early Saturday.
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Wart virus spreads in families says Cincinnati doctor
Dr. Leon Goldman says warts are contagious and family epidemics are rising in number and severity. He urges early intensive treatment in children and covering warts to stop spread, noting 60 percent of office cases link to family transmission. Plantar warts and those near nails are hardest to treat with cauterization, cryosurgery, or chemicals. Laser and ultrasonic devices are being tested.
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