British strike averted as government funds doctors
London reports the government distributed 15.4 million pounds to general practitioners with no restrictions, averting a nationwide strike by over 24,000 UK family doctors. The move follows a seven member review body clarify ing remuneration recommendations and supports direct reimbursement of expenses to doctors.
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U.N. To Get Millions From U.S.
The United States announced it will contribute up to 60 million dollars to the United Nations special fund and expanded technical assistance program. The pledge, deferred since November amid U.S.-Soviet deadlock on peacekeeping debts, is issued with a cap that it not exceed 40 percent of the total pledged. The U.S. mission cited ongoing constitutional and financial discussions and said more time is needed for a satisfactory solution to UN financial problems while ensuring continued support for development programs.
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U S Stance Is Firm Rusk Tells Gromyko
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin in Washington to outline U S policy on Vietnam and emphasize continued military actions until North Vietnam ends aggression while seeking to avoid broader war with China The discussion followed prior briefings and aimed to signal U S firmness to Hanoi through Moscow A separate Dutch fire call reports a high pitched whistle from a transistor radio found in a shopping bag at a neighbor’s house
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Avalanche kills 15 in Austria bus disaster
In Salzburg 15 people died from an avalanche that sent a Swedish tourist bus over a 14 foot drop. The bus carried 38 passengers with most fatalities from impact as the rear struck a tree after the fall. Fourteen died at once, one died later in hospital.
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EEC To Be Ruled By Single Board Of Executives
The European Economic Community will form a single nine member executive commission with headquarters in Brussels by early 1986, merging the three existing administrative branches the Common Market the Coal and Steel Community and the European atomic Energy Commission. The Coal and Steel Community sits in Luxembourg and the other two in Brussels.
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Solihull preacher invites members to church breakfast in pajamas
Lay preacher Ian Gregory invites his congregation to breakfast in church on Sundays in pajamas if needed to attract people who usually miss services for a late wake up. The plan aims to draw those who skip church due to breakfast timing.
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Volpe reshuffles Consumers Council in Boston clash
At the Statehouse Gov. Volpe announces a replacement for Fr. Robert J. McEwen as chairman of the state Consumers' Council with John J. Reid of Holy Cross. The move sparks political criticism from Democrats while McEwen says he will stay on the council. Eight gubernatorial appointees remain fine, with three Peabody appointees retained.
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Student Leader Gets 2 Days For Contempt
BERKELEY Calif AP Mario Savio leader of the Free Speech Movement was jailed two days for contempt after waiving a jury trial in municipal court Judge Rupert Crittenden presided 442 people mostly students were in the proceeding Savio called the court shamelessly hypocritical and repeated the phrase word for word confirming his contempt finding.
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Steel Strike Threatens Spring Industry Outlook
NEW YORK UPI The sudden strike against major can companies casts a dark cloud over steel industry prospects for spring. Iron Age and National Metalworking Weekly say the United Steelworkers rejection of a contract extension raises doubts about extending the wage pact past May 1. Inventory buildup could linger and disrupt the economy unless an immediate agreement or long extension is reached.
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Basic Steel
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Fulbright Urges Shrinking Foreign Aid Scope
Sen J W Fulbright D Ark criticizes U S eagerness to aid foreign nations at a Senate Foreign Relations hearing on diplomatic nominations He cites aid failures in France and the United Arab Republic and calls for a reassessment of whether such programs are worth continuing Also approved were nominations for Douglas MacArthur II and Angier Duke to ambassadorial and congressional relations posts In Peterborough England a window cleaner bets a pub owner a year of free cleaning after losing a dares game for the ladder pursuit
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