U S Russian health pact to widen say officials
Washington AP report says after a 10 day U S Soviet health mission minister Petrovsky signaled potential widening of cooperation. discussions cover cancer heart disease enviro health and joint press releases while noting concerns about health care for the ill and political prisoners in the Soviet Union.
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Petrovsky
Soviet Union
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VL Hicuil
United States
Boris Azernikov
Michael Miktiai Kornblit
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Elliot L. Richardson
Health, Education
Ann Whatton
Gov Scott may get a farewell car gift not a surprise
Morganton NC AP Gov Bob Scott may receive a farewell automobile gift rather than a surprise as he leaves office. A Morganton official raised funds by letters to commissioners statewide, inviting voluntary participation. The gift mirrors past gestures for former governors, with prior cars and ceremonial presentations noted.
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Federal aid to rebuild Agnes damaged areas exceeds past disasters
Lincoln outlined that federal help for Agnes recovery would nearly double the combined outlays of five major disasters, with focus on private sector aid. More than $1.25 billion from SBA and Farmers Home Administration, over $120 million from disaster relief funds for rent-free housing, and about $7 million for disaster unemployment support.
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Spassky Faces Long Battle After Comeback
Spassky, 35, countered threats with patience and produced an amazing comeback. Critics note his renewed focus and Icelanders sense a revived match as Fischer prepares for a long fight. Russian aides say Spassky’s wife and son will fly in Thursday for the 13th game with white pieces.
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VEA Officials Scrutinize New VASE Group Formation
Virginia Education Association officials say the creation of the Virginia Association of Schools Executives VASE poses no threat to the VEA while VASE members seek independent status and potential membership growth. The two groups plan to discuss policy and cooperative roles at upcoming meetings in Roanoke and Lorton.
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House of Correction
Budget Bill Passes House After Nixon Clash
The House approved a 30.5 billion appropriation bill to fund Labor and HEW for the current fiscal year, a compromise measure. It totals 1.76 billion more than the president’s request, prompting earlier veto talk.
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Department of Agriculture and Environmental and
More Sensitive State Hiring Policy For Blacks Urged
RICHMOND AP A cabinet member Otis L Brown urged Virginia to adopt a more sensitive state hiring policy for Blacks going beyond equal opportunity. He asked that when a Black applicant lacks qualifications for a poste he should help find a suitable job. The protest by Negro professionals about hiring practices prompted a cabinet briefing by Temple and other officials. The discussion touched on broader state agency practices in promoting social change and communications within the administration.
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Energy costs and policy shading the power outlook
Wagner warns that rising prices for oil and gas curb incentives and hinder energy progress. He calls for stronger environmental balance, higher crude and gas prices, better exploration incentives, long term public land leases, and restricted imports to ensure a reliable electric supply without shortages in the TVA area.
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Irish orator Whitelaw plans end to internment in weeks
William Whitelaw signals readiness to end internment within a month and enable talks on a political settlement. In Long Kesh outside Belfast 283 men remain imprisoned as British troops maintain a tight stance amid protests. Plastic bullets were fired at Springfield Road as rioters breached sandbag barriers. automatic fire hit troop emplacements, causing no casualties. Soldiers reported two guerrilla gunmen shot in Belfast with at least one killed, three troops slightly hurt. The protest began at 4 a.m., echoing a year-old operation against IRA strongholds while Catholics in Andersonstown joined in, even as fires burned and debris filled the streets.
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Vietnam War Bridge Strike Reported By U S Air Force
The U S Air Force said four F4 Phantom jets knocked out the Thanh Hoa Dragon's Jaw Bridge in North Vietnam for the second time in three months. The strike targeted the east abutment with 2,000 pound laser guided bombs, the bridge vital to Hanoi area supply depots and the DMZ.
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Senate debate on felon firearm possession amendment
The Senate rejected an amendment by Senator Russell Long to make firearm possession by a convicted felon a federal crime. The measure aimed to restrict sales to law enforcement and government entities. Senator Humphrey supported broader limits on jail time and hunting bans tied to violent offenses.
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Rioters Hijack Buses and Torch Vehicles Across Northern Ireland
Rioters in the Falls hijacked three buses and a van and set them ablaze. In the Falls a bank was pelted with effigies of Gerry Fitt and Paddy Devlin, leaders of the SDLP. Similar demonstrations occurred in Newry Coalisland Armagh and Londonderry with British troops occupying two IRA strongholds last week. Troops reported gunmen among the crowds and sporadic shooting with no casualties. Outside Lurgan youths stopped a freight train and showered it with gasoline grenades.
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Demand For Tobacco Stronger On Eastern Belt
The Eastern Belt shows stronger demand for tobacco with a record average of 86.37 per hundred pounds on the Georgia Florida flue cured auction. Sales totaled 2,738,551 pounds with 3,341,596 pounds sold for primings at 87.28 per hundred, prices fluctuating but generally steady in the Border Belt as government loan sales and Stabilization Corp. holdings influence volumes.
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McGovern Campaign Expands Efforts and Backing
McGovern urged party unity as he buildings his national campaign with Rep. Frank Thompson to head a voter registration drive. He spoke at a Unity Luncheon with DNC leaders, met House Dems, and offered support to Latino Caucus and women’s groups while signaling a broader effort to mobilize voters and pressure Nixon over oil industry ties. Mayors at a breakfast pledged local backing, with Daley Lind say and Alioto sending messages of support.
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Resumed 13th Game Moves Between Spassky and Fischer
Reykjavik Iceland AP reports the resumed 12th game with moves listed for Fischer white Spassky black. The game ended in a draw after 55 moves with times Fischer 199 Spassky 197 minutes.
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