Psychiatrists Seek To Condemn Russia For Use Of Psychiatry
Western delegates push for World Psychiatric Association to condemn the Soviet Union for detaining dissidents in psychiatric hospitals. American and British delegations lead the push to censor Moscow, while some insist on expulsion. Soviet doctors deny abuse as dissidents are discussed.
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Russia
Honolulu
Great Britain
United States
Canada
World Psychiatric Association
Association
Organization
Australia
Britain
America
Unio
Harold Mershey
University of Western Ontario
Soviet Union
Vladimir Bukovsky
Bukovsky
American Psychiatric Association
Japan
Andrei Snezhnevsky
Snezhnevsky
Institute of Psychiatry
Chemist claims quick test to find cancer causing chemicals
Dr Bruce Ames of the University of California Berkeley announced a refined method to detect mutagens and carcinogens in tiny samples possibly from urine. He said the test could screen thousands of new chemicals since the 1950s and identify cancer risks in humans.
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Chicago
Bruce N. Ames
University of California-Berkeley
Ames
American’ Chemical’ Society
Armes
Dane County judge faces recall election over remarks
Arch ie Simonson, the Dane County judge cited for remarks on sexual permission at a juvenile case, faces a recall election on September 7 after outraised and outspent opponents. Five challengers, including Marla Krueger, reported $17,535 in receipts and $19,168 in expenditures so far. Simonson reported $2,250 in receipts and $1,88 in expenses. Other candidates listed include Daniel Moeser, Worth Piper, and Robert Burr with varying totals, while William Bradford Smith’s reports were unavailable.
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Madison
Wis
Dane
Archie Simonson
Marla Krueger
Simonson
Daniel Moeser
Piper
Robert Burr
William Bradford Smith
Chicago Ordered to Repay Illegally Used CETA Funds
The Labor Department says Chicago improperly used federal CETA money for political hiring and must repay about $1 million as part of a nationwide probe. Chicago officials used a political referral system to award $10 000 per year positions to politically connected individuals.
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Washington
Labor Department
Chicago
Labor
Ray Marshall
Atlanta
Gary
Ind
New York City
Marshall
Tilingis Bureau of Employment Security
Danville Register Subscription Rates Highlighted
The Danville Register outlines daily and Sunday subscription costs with in city and suburban carrier delivery at 85 cents per week and single copies at 15 cents, plus Sunday-only and mail options. The notice emphasizes advance payment and domestic postal mailing details for subscribers.
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Danville
the Register Publishing Co., Inc
Union St
Park Indicted in U S Influence Buying Probe
Washington report says federal grand jury issued a secret indictment against Tongsun Park, a Korean-born businessman tied to South Korean influence buying in Congress. Park fled to England and was later in South Korea. the charge remains undisclosed in the sealed indictment.
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Washington
Tongsun Park
Congress
Washington Post
Perk
England
South Korea
United States
The
Post
U.S
John Pratt
Justice Department
Pratt
Park
Weather Outlook for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia remains warm and humid through Friday with mostly sunny days and fair nights. Daytime highs reach the upper 80s to low 90s, with nighttime lows in the 60s to around 70. North Carolina sees partly cloudy days and fair nights through Friday, with mountain highs in the 60s and near 90 in other areas, 70s to low 60s in the mountains at night. Downtown Weather Log notes calm winds, temperatures around 71 at 1 am, 97 daytime high, minimal precipitation.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Jone
Jobless Rate Among Black Youths Hits Record
The Labor Department reported a sharp rise in unemployment among black youths aged 16 to 21 this summer, reaching 34.8 percent with 751,000 jobless, up from July 1976. Whites in the same age group saw a slight decline to 15.3 percent while overall July unemployment stood at 6.0 percent.
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Washington
Ihrer
Labor Department
Department
U.S
Labor
Ray Marshall
Jilly
Sera, AE
New Federal Rules May Add Twenty Two Dollars To Each Hospital Bill
Atlanta AP Eight new federal regulations may add an average of 22 dollars to each hospital bill this year, says American Hospital Association president Alex McMahon. He estimates total hospital costs will rise by 863 million dollars in 1977, noting regulation costs include handicapped access renovations and Medicaid Medicare reporting. He urges cost-benefit consideration and supports a uniform billing form to save hospitals up to 120 million dollars yearly.
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Atlanta
Theatien
American Hospital Association
AHA
Alex McMahon
Chicago
Association
McMahon
Derailed Rail Cars Fall Onto U S 52
Norfolk and Western freight derailed on an overpass and toppled onto U S 52 near Wythe County. No injuries or overpass damage reported. Crews en route from Roanoke to clear the highway about 25 miles south of Wytheville. One boxcar held furniture and a hopper car carried word chips. Freight on a branch line to Galax. Heavy equipment loaned to clear the site. duration unknown.
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Roanoke
Wytheville
Wythe County
Galax
Cara
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