Carter to critique doctors groups after legal attack
President Carter said he will seek opportunities to critique doctors as he did lawyers, noting professional groups often favor their own and promising to back a trend toward more responsiveness. He defended his West visit, denied changing jet sales plans, and reiterated no U.S. military involvement in Angola. Weather data and river levels follow.
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Births and incidents recorded across several Iowa locales
Birth notices list multiple families in Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Marion and surrounding areas with births by May 4 and 5 including daughters and sons. Additional items report accident extrication at Kenrick Drive SW ambulance assist on O Ave NE electrical fire and a smoke odor investigation with several home addresses noted.
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Radical mastectomy debate in Rockford study
A Rockford Illinois research team reports that radical mastectomy for breast cancer does not extend life years. They analyzed 1686 Rockford area women who had breast cancer surgery from 1924 to 1972 and call for less radical options.
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Richmond Sex Solicitation Charges Dropped
Charges that Rep. Frederick Richmond solicited sex from two young men were dropped under a first offender program. Richmond had pleaded innocent and publicly admitted the facts. his press secretary said he is undergoing professional care under the program.
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Frederick Richmond
D-N.y
Richmond
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Man jailed 10 years for Elvis grounds hit and run deaths
Treatise Wheeler III, 19, described as a chronic drinker by his attorney, pleaded guilty to two counts of second degree murder in a hit and run outside Elvis Presley’s Memphis home. The judge dropped charges of reckless driving driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene.
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Congress Moves Toward Tuition Tax Credits Despite Carter Opposition
The House overruled its budget committee and agreed to include 635 million dollars for tuition tax credits in the tentative federal budget, effective Oct. 1. The Senate has acted similarly, though no vote has occurred in either chamber yet on the tuition credit legislation.
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House votes to tighten abortion funding rules
A House subcommittee approved tighter limits on federal payments for abortions by poor women, setting up a partisan clash with the Senate during an election year.
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House
Senate
Abortion funding limits edged by House panel
The Appropriations subcommittee overseeing Labor and WH budgets agreed to restrict federal abortion payments to cases where a woman's life is at risk, tightening Medicaid funded abortion rules from last year’s more liberal approach.
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White House weighs Middle East jet sales compromise
White House considers a congressional compromise to allow more warplanes to Israel in coming years while preserving the Saudi and Egypt deals. The $4.8 billion package would ship 60 F-15s to Saudi Arabia, 50 F-5Es to Egypt, and 15 F-15s with 75 F-16s to Israel, with votes and timing under scrutiny. Begin urged morality to guide policy against the three way sale, warning American hands should not worsen Israel’s danger.
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Betty Ford Declared Treatment Successful and Leaves Hospital
Betty Ford completed a four week treatment for alcohol and medication addiction described as completely successful. She exits Long Beach Naval Hospital in great spirits and health, with Gerald Ford and their four children expected to greet her at home in Rancho Mirage later today.
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Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Center
Morley Born on This Date 1890
On this date in 1890 American author Christopher Morley was born. Morley would become a noted journalist essayist and novelist contributing to American literary life in the early 20th century.
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Christopher Morley
Taft and Stassen Vie for Ohio Delegates in See-Saw Fight
Thirty years ago Senator Robert A. Taft and Harold E. Stassen waged a fluctuating contest for Ohio's presidential delegates, delivering a tense battle over party sway and candidate momentum.
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Harold E. Stassen
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