Iowa medical school to expand enrollment to curb doctor drain
University of Iowa plans to raise medical school enrollment from 120 to 175 to increase retention of graduates in Iowa. President Willard Boyd says expansion aims to reduce doctor shortages, while Regents member William Quarton cautions that the state cannot compel graduates to practice locally. Public instruction members urge rural areas to become more attractive to new doctors as concerns grow over employment for graduates.
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University of dJowa
Iowa
Willard Boyd
Uiversity
William Quarton
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Regents
Board of Regents
State Board of Public Instruction
Richard Cole
Deeirah
Public Instruction Board
Towa
U. of
Stanley Barber
Wellman
Board of
Pubic Instruction
America
Robert Mardin
University of Tawa
Hardit
Rate Cut by Major Banks Across Wall Street
NEW YORK AP First National City Bank cut its prime rate to 6 percent, a second 1/4 point drop in nine days, targeting its top creditworthy corporate customers. Chemical Bank followed with a 6 percent rate, effective Monday, and other lenders including Chase Manhattan, Manufacturers Hanover, Morgan Guaranty, and Philadelphia First Pennsylvania Banking also reduced rates.
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New York
First National City Bank of
First National City
Chase Manhattan
Manufacturers Hanover Trust, Co
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co
New York Police Shuw Beats and Pay Dispute Standoff
EW YORK AP hundreds of policemen skipped duty in a pay dispute with the city. They reported for morning duty but stayed at stations and refused to patrol while ready to respond to emergencies. Detectives and plain clothes officers manned some patrols as city officials, including Mayor John Lindsay, scramble to protect the public amid lingering contract talks.
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YORK
John V. Lindsay
Court of Appeals
Dole to Lead GOP with Two Co-Chairmen in New Setup
Washington AP The Republicans approve Senator Robert Dole as national chairman in a three way leadership plan with two co chairs Thomas Evans and Mrs Tobin Armstrong. Evans oversees organization and administration while Armstrong handles special projects freeing Dole to focus on the Senate and party speaking duties. Nixon endorsed the arrangement to place a full time party leader outside Congress.
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Robert Dole
Boing
G.O.P. National Committee
Dole
Sheriven
Nixon
Kansas
Rogers €. B. Morton
Maryland
Congress
Thomas Evans
Wilmington
Del
Tobin Ace
Texas
Co-Clairen
Evans
Armstrong
Committee
Senate
Dyle
Hugh Scott
Close
They Can Tell Census Wrong in Teterboro
Residents accuse the 1970 census of undercounting Teterboro New Jersey. Census data show a population of 14, down eight from 1980, but a quick check indicates the count matches the 1922 figure.
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Teterboro, No
Teterboro
Tentative Chicago school walkout pact reached after talks
In Chicago, after nearly 12 hours of bargaining in Mayor Daley's offices, teachers and the board of education announced a tentative agreement details to be released later. Union president John Desmond will seek acceptance. 20,000 teachers will vote Sunday as 843 district schools stay closed.
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Chicago
Wainn
Board of Education
Richard Daley
Daley
John Desmond
Kidnapped Swiss Envoy Faces Uncertain Release Watch
Rio de Janeiro AP report says police and reporters watched for Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Bucher with no clear signal of release. Leftist guerrillas had pledged freedom after 70 prisoners were freed by Brazil, with Chilean authorities noting Bucher could go free once photos of prisoners arriving in Santiago reached Brazil.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Giovanni Bucher
Kidapers Wuld
Bucher
Chile
Chileaty
Soln
Santiago
Brazil
Nixon in Tribute to Martin Luther King Day 1964 Observances
President Nixon led a national observance of Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday with a White House statement and city observances. Rev Ralph Abernathy led a march to Capitol Hill. governors proclaimed related days and offices closed. King’s life and dream were praised as a beacon for race relations and peace.
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Martin Luther King
Nation
Martin Luther King, Jr
King
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Capitol Hill
Washington
White House
Dr. King
Ghana
America
Menphis
Florida
Reuben Askew
Virginia
Linwood Hollon
Ment
Maria Luther King
Willy Shools
Michigan
Wituman
Aswan Dam Opens in Egypt with Soviet Aid
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny officially opened the Aswan High Dam, a billion-dollar project built with Soviet aid to ensure irrigation for farmers. The ceremony featured a ribbon cutting, marble inscription, and mass attendance by technicians, journalists, and religious figures.
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Aswan
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Nikolai Podgorny
Aswan High Dam
Podgorny
Mabrouk
Sadat
Masiem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hill Struggle For Freedom
Sarat
Khaled Abdel Nasser
Sai
Nasser
Suez Canal
Iowa Governor Proposes Three-Year License Plates
Des Moines Governor Ray pledges no tuition hikes at state universities and outlines a plan to switch to three year license plates issued administratively. He cites a projected saving of 718000 over three years and previews sturdier plates to be issued in 1972 and validated for 1973 and 1974 with a small sticker.
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Des Moines
Guy
Robert Ray
Muskie Kosygin hold private Kremlin talks long and cordial
Senator Muskie met with Soviet Premier Kosygin in the Kremlin for three hours and 45 minutes the longest private discussion Kosygin has had with an unofficial visitor observers said. Muskie aides described the session as forthright and serious with cordial tone.
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UPI
Sen. Muskie
D-Maine
Kosygin
Kremlin
Muskie
Donald Nicoll
Aid
Nicoll
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Berlin
U. S
Konygin
W. Averell
Herman
Huckman
Way Opened To DDT Ban
Washington AP government moves to end federal registrations for DDT and related pesticides. EPA chief William Ruckelshaus ordered a rapid review beginning January 18 to consider suspending DDT and 2 4 TT due to potential health risks. Companies may appeal, allowing some continued site use during appeal.
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Washington
Fedeation
William Ruckelshaus
EPA
Fedurak
Penticide
Israeli Raid Hits Lebanon Coastal Siri Base Near Sidon
Israel struck 28 targets in Lebanon including a training base near Sidon and a rocket launcher vessel, local reports say. The four hour sea and land raid, the deepest since 1968, prompted Lebanon to file a protest with the U.N. Security Council. Palestinian and Lebanese sources describe fierce firefights and claims of casualties on both sides as Israeli forces chased guerilla fighters along the Ras e-Shak coast.
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Israel
Sidon
Beirut
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
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Tsvadh
Sts. Mediterranean
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Tauncher
Shetula
Yaatar
Ruiel
Tha Faraf
Jarea
Araly
Witl
Sta
Tebanese
la Sikeman
Frigman Cam
Teraett
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