Government Printing Shakeup Shifts Work To Private Firms
Congress quietly tightens control of government printing with new rules barring agency plants from commercial work. The move aims to create regional procurement centers for private printers to bid on government jobs, potentially closing or consolidating plants nationwide and reshaping a $400 million annual operation.
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Veterans Administration
Anderson College Professor Marvin Lindemuth Receives Doctorate
Marvin H. Lindemuth associate professor of education and assistant to the dean at Anderson College earned the doctor of philosophy in education. He is among 194 doctorate recipients at the University of Michigan spring commencement, part of about 5 400 degree candidates.
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Ore
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University of Washington
Sirhan May Face Long Wait Before Execution
Sirhan Bis rha Sirhan may never be executed or could delay a death sentence for years. California records show few death penalty cases directly resulting in execution with many cases sent back for new trials or commutations, and Sirhan's fate now rests with possible appeals to the California Supreme Court and beyond.
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Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
California
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San Quentin
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California Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
San Francisco
Aaron Mitchell
Robots to Perform 180 Duties in Japan Factories
Tokyo reports Kawasaki Aircraft Co plans to mass produce robots capable of performing 180 duties in auto and textile plants within a few years. Each unit will sell for 33 000 dollars as Japan expands automation across industries.
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Japan
Kawasaki Aircraft Co
Relieved Apollo 10 crews hit undocking milestone
In Seabrook Texas Faye Stafford and wives of Apollo 10 astronauts expressed calm relief after the undocking maneuver. NASA officials, including Charles Bauer, noted the issue was technical not hazardous. The telecasts reassured families about the moon mission crew. A separate note reports Krefeld Germany opened a towering greenhouse with 85 000 plants in a controlled 130 foot structure.
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Oklo
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England’s King Canute Punished Counterfeiters
London report notes Canute ruled England Norway and Denmark punishing counterfeiters by severing hands for their crimes. The medieval king used harsh punishment to deter fraud and uphold royal authority.
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Canute
England
Norway
Denmark
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