Boston School Closed After Hyde Park Melee
Boston Hydo Hyde Park High will close Thursday after a chair swinging melee disrupted Wednesday classes injuring three and damaging a classroom. Eight white youths, including one female, were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. Boston School Supt Marion Fahey called it a deplorable day and ordered the closure while staff assess the situation for Friday.
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Inflation Eases Slightly in 1975 But Prices Rise
The 1975 consumer price index showed slower gains for food, nonfood commodities, and services than in 1974 while the December CPI stood at 166.3. Real earnings rose 3.4 percent due to tax cuts, with dairy, coffee, vegetables and fruit prices climbing. pork and some poultry fell, and car prices rose as Chrysler rebates ended.
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Muskie critiques Ford budgets on unemployment costs
Senator Muskie, chair of the Senate Budget Committee, says Ford's 1976 and 1977 budgets include more than 40 billion dollars for unemployment compensation and jobless benefits. He notes 14 billion dollars in interest on national debt, linking these costs to deficits and inflation. He calls for steady leadership and a balanced budget when feasible, with Congress setting spending ceilings.
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Brezhnev Moderates U S Soviet Nuclear Treaty Stance
Moscow reports Brezhnev eased two disputed points in talks with Kissinger on a new U S Soviet nuclear weapons treaty. Angola issues received little attention. The article outlines military expansion, cuts, tax changes, and welfare shifts tied to Ford budget proposals and policy priorities.
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Study of Surgical Deaths and Complications Report
The final SOS SUS study piece examines preventable surgical deaths and complications across hospitals and surgeons, noting 576 incidents in six procedures with 78 percent linked to the surgeon, 10 percent to the hospital, and 12 percent to patients or communities. Separate talks in Moscow edge toward a nuclear arms accord amid bargaining over Backfire bombers and Cruise missiles.
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Brezhnev Kissinger meet to discuss arms and Angola
In Beirut a presidential palace spokesman says Syrians stayed overnight for a Thursday meeting amid clashes near Sidon and Tripoli. Brezhnev and Kissinger open talks with optimism, while Angola’s civil war and Vienna talks loom as topics for a wider exchange.
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Blood Test May Identify Women Who Are Pill Risks
A Tucson report says a simple blood test may identify women who will develop dangerous clots while taking the contraceptive pill. Researchers note a positive test could guide use of heparin to prevent clots during surgery or after injury and may reassure many women about their danger level with estrogen containing plans.
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Police say speedup plan shifts tickets for minor infractions
A spokesman described a plan to speed up policing by issuing more tickets for minor infractions, contrasting with a slowdown where few such violations are ticketed. A Tampa Bay area study criticized departmental dissension and weak leadership. In medical news, researchers announced steps toward a blood test to identify women at risk of estrogen related clots, with tests focusing on antithrombin-3 and factor Xa.
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