Kosygin Absence fuels Brezhnev farewell ceremony rumors
At Moscow’s airport a routine send off for Brezhnev was disrupted by the absence of Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin amid rumors of illness. The event coincided with Nikolai Tikhonov’s promotion to first deputy prime minister as Mazurov’s expanded duties spark speculation about a future leadership reshuffle.
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Senator Murphy plans measure to require judicial review
Nebraska state senator John Murphy announces a bill to require judicial review of any law the attorney general deems unconstitutional. He notes agencies have refused to implement an $8,170 Ponca public schools appropriation after the AG ruled it invalid for targeting a single district.
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Fresno Bee newsmen lose bid to avoid jail over shield law
California Supreme Court cleared the way for four Fresno Bee journalists to face indefinite jail terms for contempt after refusing to disclose a news source. The court denied hearing the appeal and vacated a stay, sending the case back to Fresno County for a jail reporting date.
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Opposition Party Opposes Emperor Hirohito Reign Celebration
Japan's largest opposition party the Japan Socialist Party says it opposes the government's plan to celebrate the 50th year of Emperor Hirohito's reign on November 10. The party which holds 118 of 491 lower house seats argues the celebration ignores the emperor's World War II responsibilities.
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Demand for doctors in U S decreasing study urges halt on new medical schools
Carnegie Council on Policy Studies argues U S physician density will rise from 174 per 100000 in 1975 to 198 by 1980 and 232 by 1990 unless new schools are limited. It cites 114 existing schools and at least 13 in development with high startup costs and warns against continued expansion.
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