Alcoholic mothers may bear fetal alcohol syndrome babies
Washington doctors report indications that chronic alcoholics may pass signs of their disease to unborn children. Dr. Abramson notes infants showing early liver disease and withdrawal. other physicians observe nervous system damage and prolonged withdrawal. Dr. Smith cites children with growth failure, heart and limb defects, and low IQ linked to fetal exposure.
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Kissinger oil plan aims to raise prices amid crisis
Washington reports Secretary of State Kissinger proposes a Western alliance backed strategy to lift the price of imported oil through duties levies quotas and other tools. The plan seeks to curb consumption and pressure oil producers as prices have surged and production has fallen.
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Ali Day and Nuclear Hope Stirring City Crowd
Ali teased politics while Mayor Tom Bradley hailed Muhammad Ali Day in Los Angeles. The champ mused about running for office but hedged on which country, then urged energy policy shifts to boost alternative sources. Kissinger outlined proposed U S measures for the International Energy Agency to back a floor on oil prices to spur conservation and new energy development.
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North Dakota ratifies Equal Rights Amendment statewide
North Dakota becomes the ninth state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment leaving four states needed for ratification. The House passed the ERA 52 to 49 after the Senate's 28 to 22 approval, while Nebraska’s reconsideration fell short by three votes. Russia ships deliver 7 000 tons of ammo and spare parts to Egypt, signaling cooler Egyptian Russian ties.
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Americans Leave Ethiopian City Amid Eritrean Conflict
Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa faced four days of heavy fighting as government troops pressed to crush the 13 year Eritrean separatist movement. The clash drew attention to Eritrean rebels seeking independence and involved Americans stationed in the city taking refuge as hostilities intensified.
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Indians claim victory after 34 day siege in Wisconsin
GRESHAM Wis AP Indians say they won as members of the Menominee Warrior Society were taken in handcuffs to the Shawano County jail after ending a 34 day armed takeover of a religious estate. They surrendered under a settlement that would deed the unused former Alexian Brothers property to the Menominee tribe on January 1.
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Jacome’s New Suit Look Also Has Versatile Separates
A new line from Jacome’s features a three part ensemble with a jacket and cuffed yoked style. The suit uses cotton blends with polyester and silk for a nubby weave, plus an easy gore skirt and a sleeveless knit top in five colors.
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