Mexico Sees El Tapado As PRI Nominee Contenders
Mexico nears the unveiling of its PRI presidential contender for 1976 as political insiders name four cabinet members as likely successors to Luis Echeverria. The process keeps candidates hidden until a July election confirms the victor, with the system drawing criticism from PAN leader Efrain Gonzalez Morfin.
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Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Mexico
Mexican Development Institute
Echeverria
Mario Moya Palencia
Jose Lopez Portillo
Treasury
Hugo Cervantes del Rio
Porfirio Munoz Ledo
Labor
Water Resources
Leandro Rovirosa Wade
Social Security
Carlos Galvez Betancourt
Agrarian Reform
Augusto Gomez Villanueva
Munoz Ledo
Cervantes del Rio
Efrain Gonzalez Morfin
National Action Party
PAN
Gonzalez Morfin
Authentic Party of Mexican Revolution
Popular Socialist Party
Train Says Sea Drilling Can Be Safe
EPA chief Russell Train argues offshore oil can be recovered safely if done in the right places with strict rules. He urges land use planning to protect coastal communities and supports international cooperation and potential enforcement to prevent ocean resource exhaustion.
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Train
New Orleans
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Russell Train
Coast Guard
Windsor Locks coach suspended over turkey theft case
Windsor Locks high school coach Dan Sullivan was suspended without pay until fall after an inquiry into the theft of three turkeys. The board voted 3 to 2. Sullivan claimed the turkeys were taken by Springfield College students from a restaurant kitchen and placed in his car. He denied stealing and said he would be punished for a mistake.
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Windsor Locks
Sullivan
Marlborough
Springfield College
Michael Tremblay
William Twardy
Flanders
Doctors Plan Protest of Insurance Costs in San Francisco
In San Francisco many physicians will treat only emergencies next week to protest malpractice insurance hikes. Last year doctors paid about 5000 for such coverage, now facing rates up to 18000. The 1960 cost was around 300 annually. Dr John Driscoll, president of the San Francisco Medical Society, says the group endorses the refusal to pay and to work without protection. May 1 could force many members from practice.
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San Francisco
UPI
John Driscoll
San Francisco Medical Society
Driscoll
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