Ohio university medical school unlikely. outreach programs favored
The Messenger reports the Ohio Board of Regents will likely recommend expanding medical education via outreach programs at area hospitals in collaboration with established schools. A state medical school at Ohio University is unlikely, while Holzer Hospital already cooperates with Ohio State University Medical College. The Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation backs expanded programs to address a projected 50 percent rise in regional medical personnel.
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Adjourning Congress Leaves Heavy Agenda for New Session
The adjournment ends the longest session in 20 years as unresolved fights persist. President Nixon plans a January 22 State of the Union, while SST subsidies welfare reform and Social Security boosts remain hotly debated for the new Congress to tackle.
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Miners 38 killed as inspectors tour blast site in Kentucky
Federal and state mine inspectors exited the Finley Coal Co mine after the Wednesday blast that killed 38. They withheld conclusions on ignition sources and materials, promising further inspection on Sunday as eight teams explored 1,800 feet inside the 600 foot mountain.
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Nixon signs crime law and alcohol program
President Nixon signed an omnibus crime bill authorizing 3.55 billion dollars over three years to continue federal aid to states and cities for crime control. He also enacted a three year nationwide program costing 20 million to address alcohol problems. Philadelphia Mummers parade draws 15,000 participants after a six inch snowfall. Over 350,000 spectators in frigid air witness satire of modern foibles.
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Britain's Worst Sports Disaster 66 Die In Soccer Pileup
Glasgow scene ends in tragedy as 66 fans perish in a stadium stairwell collapse after a Celtic versus Rangers tie. Survivors recount a crushing stampede while authorities probe causes amid prior fan unrest and arrests.
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Viet Truce Ends as New Year Fighting Resumes
The three day New Year truce ends with renewed clashes across South Vietnam. In the north South Vietnamese infantry move into the demilitarized zone then withdraw after 10 hours of combat. In the south Viet Cong strike three military sites in Kien Giang Province killing three and wounding 26. American casualties total 12 killed and 49 wounded, South Vietnamese 32 killed and 93 wounded, North Vietnamese and Viet Cong 53 killed. The Standdown over New Year’s day is noted as the quietest since 1967.
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Grenade kills Jewish youths amid Gaza-Israel fighting
A hand grenade struck a car in the Israeli occupied Gaza Strip killing two Jewish children, while their father Rob ert Aroyo was wounded and drove away. The incident comes as reports tally 1970 Israeli casualties and Arab attacks across the region.
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Draft renewal to be House first order of business says Hebert
F. Edward Hebert, prospective House Armed Services chair, says a bill to renew the draft with no basic changes will pass the House when the 92nd Congress opens. Hebert rejects Nixon’s all volunteer plan as not feasible and urges maintaining a strong military structure as defense and deterrence.
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