Mexico builds a larger educated army with politics potential
Mexico is expanding a bigger, better educated army that observers say could gain influence in national politics. From 1974 to 1976 the armed forces grew 38.8 percent to 118,000, aided by a university system and a new Military Academy. Education and a professional officer corps are seen as key to future power, with potential tension between civilian government and military influence.
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Mexico City
UPL
Mexico
Colombia
Venezuela
Costa
U.S Arns Contral and Disarmament Agency
Army and Air Force University
Miliary Academy
Army
Military Academy
Begin Ander
Luis Feliverria
Echeverria
T U
McCily
Tlatelolco
Oaxaca
Rot
Willy
Unng
Sierra Madre
Armoydldt
Lucia Cabanas
Suucee
Armed Forces University
Peru
Ecuador
Cuba
Pamona
Food price study links supermarket monopolies to higher costs
A congressional survey found food prices rose due to four large chains dominating major markets from Washington to Seattle. The report cites Giant, A&P, Grand Union and others controlling up to 76 percent in Washington area and 60 percent elsewhere, arguing monopoly overcharges fueled higher prices while industry and FTC dispute the findings.
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Washington
Mtil
Baste
Giant
Sideways
A&p
Grand Union
Rapiph- Durham
N.C
Winn Dixie
AKP
Colonial
Krogercontra
West Coast
Seatlle
Safeway
Mierson
Fext
Dept. of Agriculture
Spokesmander Food Marketing Institute
Larry Krattawitz
Congressional
Willard Menller
Federal Trade Commission
Foslnete
Meuller
Foot Industry
S Federal Trade Commission
Walter Mondale
South Africa
Souith Africa
General Motors
THM
Ford
Union Carbide
Bridge misplay and mockery in South’s bluffing tale
South mocks North after a misplayed singleton club as West laments ethics. The hand features North-South vulnerable, a 4NT to 5 clubs sequence, and a humorous exchange about the singleton club. South’s quip and West’s reply frame the tableau in a club trick loss and ethical aside.
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South
Soi
Wad
Jon
Darumy
West
South Wanks
Dummy
Partrr
Carmot
Alfred Sheinwold
Sheinwoken Bridge
Port Washington
N.Y
New Delhi faces crisis mood after emergency rule ends
The capital returns to unrest as strikes and lockouts surge while prices rise 12 to 15 percent. Morarji Desai’s government pledges to curb indiscipline and reveal an economic program soon, but delays erode goodwill amid labor, student protests, and ongoing talks with unions.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Laban
Sally
Morarji Desai
Indira Dachhi
Unis
Radha Parthasarathy
Indira
Oakland woman endows Ricks College gift
Ricks College announced a $100,000 endowment from the estate of the late Mrs. Marigold W. Saunders of Oakland. Glen Erikson, director of developments, said earnings will fund scholarships for Wyoming area students.
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Endows College
Rexburg
Idaho
UPI
Ricks College
Marigold W. Saunders
Oakland
Glen Erikson
Ricks
Developments
Wyoming
China warns of big war as Moscow rages in race to clash
Newsaber reports China amid saber rattling with the Soviet Union. Hua Kuo feng urged readiness for war while stressing political aims and modernization to build a strong socialist economy. Pravda accused Beijing of war mongering and disarmament resistance. China's leaders keep warning of possible early conflict and push to boost defense and grain reserves amid tensions.
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Ruth Youngblood
Hong Kong
Soviet Union
China
Party Daily
Ye Peking Peoples Daily
Hua Kuofeng
Hua
Communist Party
Moscow
Peking
Mao Tsetung
Pravda
Mao
United States
Cryotherapy Offers New Outpatient Hemorrhoid Treatment
A letter discusses a Britain developed outpatient cryotherapy for hemorrhoids as a potential knife replacement. It describes a cryosurgery procedure using a nitrous oxide cryoprobe to freeze the mass, outpatient follow ups at six to eight weeks, minimal pain, possible temporary side effects, and relief reported in 100 treated patients with some needing repeat treatment.
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Staincrahn
Mr. K
United States
Great Britain
ID. Kaufman
Birmingham
England
British Journal of Surgery
Horoscope roundup for Aries to Pisces Saturday
The page offers daily zodiac guidance across signs from Aries to Pisces. It warns Aries of home tensions, Taurus to drive with care, Gemini to safeguard savings, Moon Children to stay objective, Leo placeholder, Virgo to seek income ideas, Libra to engage in civic projects, Scorpio to avoid money chatter, Sagittarius to meet those in power, Capricorn to show reliability, Aquarius on efficient work systems, and Pisces to enjoy pleasures solo as timing improves.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Neo
Virgo
Lumra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aguarius
Athens
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