Senators Vote For New Leadership In Caucus Shuffle
Democratic and Republican caucuses will meet to choose new Senate leaders as the 95th Congress nears. Former leaders Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott did not seek reelection, with Humphrey Byrd Goldwater and Griffin named as leading candidates.
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Robert Griffin
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Doctors consult computer in distant medical review
In Lake Charles and Big Spring a hospital computer links to doctors via telephone for remote consultations on heart and lung cases. The system analyzes data, prompts tests, and prints a physician like diagnosis in about ten minutes, with a clinician finalizing chart entries.
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Houston
UPI
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Methodist Hospital
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Washington Window Carter cannot halt arms sales growth
UPI reports U.S. officials say arms exports will rise from about 9.4 billion in 1976 to roughly 9.5 billion in 1977. They note end of world recession and rising security needs as factors driving demand for up to date weapons, despite Carter's presidency.
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Eleven crop clinics planned across Nebraska this month
University of Nebraska agronomist John D. Furrer announces 11 crop production clinics statewide this month. Sessions cover insect disease weed control, timing and practices for pest management, sorghum resistance, new chemicals, and damage assessment.
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UPI
John D. Furrer
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Furrer
Daily Zodiac Guidance: Caution and Boundaries Across Signs
Bernice Bede Oso presents a cautious horoscope urging Aries to safeguard allies, Taurus to phrase criticisms carefully, and Gemini to avoid financial risk. Other signs advised to avoid selfish acts, trivialize minor problems, avoid entanglements over money, use simple methods, drop defensiveness, respect boundaries, and refrain from blind bets.
Foreign Commentary: Economic Troubles Plague Pyongyang
North Korea faces about $2 billion in external debt with Japan owed roughly $260 million overdue at $60 to $70 million. Japan seeks higher interest while Pyongyang asks for more favorable trade terms as oil price shifts and Western recession strain the regime.
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Tokyo
UPI
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Pyongyang
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France
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Miami man loses bike and TV in theft spree
Gary Richtmyer, a 30 year old Miami salesman, had his blue 10 speed bike stolen and a red bike left in its place. Neighbors saw a husky youth ride off with the bike, triggering a police call and a fruitless search. Upon returning home, he reported a missing 21 inch color television in addition to the unlocked front door.
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UPI
Gary Richtmyer
Richtmyer
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