Cambodian officers seek asylum after U S training in Newport
Twenty Cambodian naval officers who trained in the United States after their governments fell seek political asylum. Immigr ation officials indicate a strong preference to allow them to stay and pursue work. The officers graduated privately at the Naval Education and Training Center in Newport with about 100 attendees, and are to remain for limited on the job training while seeking resettlement aid.
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Newport. RI
United States
U.S. Naval Education and Training Center
Navy
Frank Pritchard
Naval War College
Frank P. Castelnovo
Immigration and Naturalization Office
Providence
Castelnovo
US State Department
State Department
Navy Training Center
Pritchard
Howard N. Kay
Center
Adm
Julien J. LeBourgeois
Naval War Colege
Kay
LeBourgeois
Maple Syrup Promoters Push Advertising Drive
Burlington Vermont AP reports maple producers in the United States and Canada form the International Maple Institute based at the George D. Aiken Maple Laboratory to boost syrup sales abroad. University of Vermont forester Raymond Foulds says ads will help despite limited spending, with market development in Western Europe and new recipes to raise syrup appeal.
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Burlington. Vt
Florida
United States
Canada
International Maple Institute
George D. Aiken Maple Laboratory
University of Vermont
Raymond T. Foulds
Maple Institute
Aiken Maple Laboratory
Vermont
U.S
Lawrence K. Garrett
Lab
Foulds
Europe
France
West Germany
Ger
Mans
Garrett
Maple Laboratory
New
Compromise Seen On Farmland Bill In Connecticut
Hartford AP report notes a no cost compromise on a farmland preservation plan. Don Tuttle says the alternative would let the state Board of Agriculture identify farmland to "freeze in its current condition" without funding. He calls it a worthwhile compromise amid concern over preserving about 325000 acres.
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Hartford, Conn
State Board of Agriculture
Connecticut
Don Tuttle
Tuttle
Connecticut Association of Realtors, Inc
General Assembly
Refinery Pitch From Olympic Seeks Rhode Island Site
NORTH KINGSTOWN R I AP Olympic Refineries Inc expresses definite interest in building an oil refinery on the town Exeter border. State Rep George T Panichas says the company awaits a state reply to its proposal. A Panicholau Olympic vice president met Gov Philip Noel and officials to discuss the plan and potential Narra gansett Bay storage and ship loading facilities. The Onassis family owns Olympic which has previously proposed Rhode Island refineries without securing a firm commitment.
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North Kingstown
R.L
Olympic Refineries, Inc
Exeter
Olympic
George T. Panichas
Pawtucket
Panichas
Nicholas Papanicolaou
Eee
Philip Noel
Papanicolaou
Lower
Narragansett Bay
Aristotle Onassis
Rhode Island
Right To Life Argued At National Genetics Conference
Boston AP Parents and doctors who allow badly malformed infants to die should still face possible criminal prosecution to ensure careful decisions, a University of Michigan law professor said. Robert A Burt spoke at a Tuesday session of a genetics symposium with 300 experts, sponsored by National Genetics Foundation and the American Society of Law and Medicine.
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Boston
Robert A. Burt
University of Michigan
Burt
National Symesium On Genetics
National Genetics Foundation
The
American Society of Law and Medicine
Controversy over treatment denial for gravely deformed infants
The 1973 debate spurred by Yale New Haven Hospital reports where Drs Duff and Campbell described a public professional silence on a social taboo. They stated 43 newborns with grave deformities were allowed to die after a joint decision by parents and doctors, arguing continued life would be intolerable and burdensome, and that legal change should be possible if necessary.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Raymond Duff
A.G.M Campbell
Yale- New Haven Hospital
Campbell
Duff
Energy Research Still A Youngster
Dr Frederick C Seamans Jr head of the U S energy research and development administration tells the 32nd national conference of the American Public Power Association that the nation still has much research ahead to replace oil and natural gas which currently supply 77 percent of U S energy He cites Mobil Oil NAS NAS National Petroleum Council and USGS studies predicting oil and gas supplies may last only 30 to 40 years Stanley Case of Fort Collins Colo was elected APPA president succeeding W G Hulbert Jr of Everett Wash The APPA named D W Hill of Columbus Neb as its Distinguished Service Award recipient at a luncheon closing the Boston conference
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Boston
Frederick C. Seamans Jr
U.S. Energy Research and Development
Seamans
National Conference
American Public Power Association
Mobil Oil Corp
National Academy of Sciences
National Petroleum Council
U.S. Geological Survey
Stanley R. Case
Fort Collins
Colo
APPA
Case
W.G. Hulbert Jr
Public Utility
Everett
Wash
Washington State
National Services Organization
D.W. Hill
Columbus
Neb
Public Power Group
Hill
Oklahoma
Pacific Northwest
Nebraska
Association
Two men electrocuted at New Hampshire nursery
In Concord, two workers at a nursery were electrocuted when an irrigation pipe they were erecting touched a 33,000-volt live wire. Michael McCaffrey, 19, of Concord, and Kenneth Johnson, 38, of Ashland, were killed in the incident.
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Concord
N.H
Michael McCaffrey
Kenneth Johnson
Ashland
Rape Redefined In N H Senate approves bill changes
The New Hampshire Senate approved a bill redefining rape to focus on violence by replacing rape with aggravated felonious assault and deviate sexual relations. It also changes corruption of minors to felonious sexual assault and ends corroboration and prior sexual background requirements for rape victims. The Senate sent the measure to the governor along with related bills on child abuse reporting and evidence rules.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Senate
David Bradley R
Hanover
Bureau of Child and Family Services
Executive Council
House
Sen
C. Robertson Trowbridge
Dublin
Senate Finance Committee
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