Younger doctors show better prescribing habits study says
A Hopkins University survey of 30 physicians finds younger doctors more skeptical and likely to rely on scientific sources and peer reports for drugs. They spend more time with patients and favor less promotional influence, though Becker withheld drug-use figures and the survey's state.
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Becker
Baltimore
Hopkins University
Marshall H. Becker
University
School of Hygiene and Public Health
School of Medicine
Hijack Indochina and Los Angeles Flight Crisis
The hijacker Chavez-Ortiz, a 37-year-old Los Angeles man of Mexican heritage, demanded air time to tell his story during a dramatic radio and TV broadcast from a captive plane. He spoke on minorities’ injustices, described his life as a chef, pilot, and mechanic in Mexico, and cited low wages and environmental decay. Police and FBI noted psychiatric history and suspected a second hijacker aboard. the event drew thousands of viewers, with translation provided for Spanish stations.
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Teardo Chavez-Ortiz
Fendare
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
N.M
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington
FBI
Chavez-Ortiz
Mexico
Hijacking ends as 27 passengers released midflight
After negotiations with an armed hijacker on Friday, 27 passengers were let off the plane around 12 50 p m about 214 hours after landing. FBI agents and other officers closed in within 250 yards as the craft taxied short distance. The hijacker Ricardo Chavez Ortiz 37 a Mexican national with psychiatric history later surrendered claiming eight children. He cited no bullets in the gun and gave a statement to press before surrender. The flight originated in Minot North Dakota with stops in Bismarck Rapid City Denver Albuquerque before aiming for Phoenix. Frontier Airways reported metal scanning devices were not in use during loading.
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FBI
Minot
N.D
Bismarck
Rapid City
Denver
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Ariz
Jesus Abreva
Frontier
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington
Ricardo Chavez- Ortiz
Nixon to visit Canada amid protests and pollution pact
Nixon travels from Camp David to Canada to meet Prime Minister Trudeau amid protests by Maoist groups and concerns over U S Canadian relations. A ceremonial Great Lakes pollution pact signing is planned, with heavy security and limited public exposure for the president.
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House
Canadian Liberation Movement
Nixon
Canada
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Trudeau
U.S
Great Lakes
Alexei N. Kosygin
Parliament Hill
Mable
Apollo Astronauts rehearse lunar command ship duties in simulator
In the Western regions astronauts enter the command ship simulator to rehearse activities planned for the upcoming lunar orbits. They will map surface composition with an X ray device and search distant galaxies for pulsars, while weather may delay launch.
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United States
Canada
Hawaii
U S Adviser Questioned Over An Loc Clash Outlook
In Saigon reports some doubt the senior U S adviser overestimated enemy strength as Maj Gen James F Hollingsworth warned the An Loc battle remains dire. He predicted a relief force would reach by Wednesday while air power sought to avert a rout as pilots described bombing targets near An Loc.
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Saigon
U.S
James F. Hollingsworth
Ard
Jin
An Loc
Cambodia
Kleindienst asks to reopen hearings on Anderson allegations
Acting Attorney General Kleindienst urged the committee to reopen hearings so he can answer Anderson's charges. Mathias and other members note a parallel to earlier informal meetings involving Nixon and Kissinger, with Nixon invoking executive privilege to shield Kissinger and later Flanigan. Details on public access and Flanigan's questioning are being worked out.
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Kleindienst
Anderson
Mathias
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations
Kissinger
Flanigan
Yablonski Case Deepens Amid Arrests In Slayings
Federal conspiracy charges widen the UMW murder case as William Jackson Prater of La Follette Tennessee, a district 19 field representative, is arrested by the FBI in Tennessee and agrees to travel to Pittsburgh. Kenneth and Joseph Yablonski accuse the union of direct involvement as details surface from Mrs. Gilly’s 2144 page statement.
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District 19
William Jackson Prater
la Follette
Tenn
Prater
Tennessee
FBI
Pittsburgh
Carey
Kenneth
Joseph Yablonski
Gilly
Huddleston
Washington, D.C
Knoxville
Bill Prater
Charlotte
Ki Yablonski
Yablonski
Yablonskis
Money Courier
Washington, DC
Spong seeks renomination with 26000 signatures in Richmond
Democratic candidate Spong files for renomination at state headquarters in Richmond with more than 26000 signatures and plans a news conference at the State Capitol. Deadline is Friday midnight for the Democratic June primary. Possible nomination by default if no other Democrat enters.
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Richmond
Spong
Congress
Ath
Commonwealth
Robert F. Horan
Fairfax
Henderson
Jaycees
Williamsburg
H. Clyde Pearson
Alibertis
Harrison
State Department
United Nations
Geneva
Switzerand
Community Methods ,Inc
Virginia Beach
French Vietnamese Friendship Society Talks and Hanoi Visit
The French Vietnamese Friendship Society reported that Le Duc Tho visited Hanoi on April 7 and hinted at Paris talks after Nixon proposed private talks. Tho said he could go to Paris if promised a substantial union job, while observers note secret Paris meetings with Kissinger and U.S. aims for peace.
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Gated
Tho
United States
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Porter
South Viettnam
France
Bomb blasts kill woman in Ballymoney amid NI violence surge
Belfast AP reports a chain of eight explosions across six towns in Northern Ireland killed an elderly Protestant woman in Ballymoney and damaged a Belfast bus depot as IRA violence escalates under direct rule. A gunman and a girlburst later attacked a house used by authorities.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
Irish Republican Army
Ballymoney
County Antrim
Broadcasting fears in antitrust suit stir TV debate
ABC claimed 11.4 percent of prime time programs are network produced while CBS warned of loss of control over schedules if networks own productions. FCC reduced evening network time to three hours, returning the extra half hour to local stations. Industry executives questioned DOJ motives as networks face possible suit impact on viewers and advertising strategies. Bombings in Northern Ireland targeted Belfast, Londonderry, Castlederg, and Newry, injuring none seriously but causing property damage and evacuations.
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ABC
CBS
Federal Communications Commision
FCC
Justice Department
Department of Justice
Robert §. Marker
McCann-Erickson Inc
New York
Marker
Senate debates war powers bill in Congress and veto clash
Senators clash over a war powers bill with opponents calling it unconstitutional for limiting the President's commander-in-chief duties while supporters say passage would reassure the public. Floor manager Sen William B Spang Jr argues the debate signals a message to the executive branch as Sen Jacob Javits notes security if approved. The Senate rejects ideas to send the measure to the Judiciary Committee or to create a National commission to review war roles.
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Allves
Congress
United States
William B. Spang Jr
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Judiciary Committee
Natonal Commission
Court weighs district lines in school desegregation case
Six circuit judges hear whether district court remedial powers may cross city county borders in Richmond and nearby counties. University of Chicago lawyer argues white majority in consolidated schools implies black inferiority. government brief urges postponing ruling pending federal action. No decision date set.
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Circuit Court
District Court
Richmond
Philip Kurland
University of Chicago
Merhige
Chesterfield
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Mernige
Appeals Court
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