TV brings town hall to viewers in Woodlands
In The Woodlands Texas residents can watch village council meetings at home via WCAT with a remote to vote yes or no request details or speed up discussion The Grogan's Mill Association uses the system for meetings serving several hundred property owners in Montgomery County and expects broad community impact.
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The
Woodlands, Texas
Shery
Christopher
Grogan's Mill
Houston
Montgomery County
WCAT
Don Rogak
Kidney Transplant From Russia Nets Brooklyn Man
A 32 year old Brooklyn construction worker Jose Serrano received a kidney 48 hours after the donor a 14 year old youth died in Moscow. Surgeons Dr. William Stubenboch and Dr. Albert Rubin arranged the cross Atlantic transplant made possible by Russia’s brain death law and Soviet physician Dr. Valery Shumakov. The kidney traveled by Aeroflot to Kennedy Airport then to the New York Blood Center before implantation at New York Hospital Cornel Medical Center. Serrano reported feeling terrific and the team said the patient is doing well two days after the operation.
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New York
Russia
Brooklyn
Moscow
Brotherhood of Man
William Stubenboch
Jose Serrano
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Albert Rubin
Rubin
Valery Schumaker
Institute of
Kennedy
Shumakov
Angola Relations With Gault Oil Diplomacy Not Threat to U.S.
The text notes Angola's Marxist identity and its maintained ties with the United States. Andrew Young, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, explains that Marxist governments in southern Africa are not seen as a security threat to the United States. A shop in Hope is mentioned in passing.
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Angola
United States
Gault
Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
Africa
Right wing groups threaten Spanish premier Suarez
An extreme right organization calling itself the AntiCommunist Apostolic Alliance threatened to kill Premier Adolfo Suarez after a government crackdown on ultrarightists in Madrid. The callers warned blood would run in the streets if elections proceed, amid arrests of 18 youths and a crackdown on a rightist bar and university attacks.
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Madrid
Spain
Adolfo Suarez
Barcelona
Diario de Barcelona
Mundo Diario
Apostolic Alliance
Madrid University
Teachers’ College
Ultra Right
Migration trend shows movement from big cities to smaller areas
Rand demographer Peter Morrison notes a historical shift as net migration favors nonmetro counties. From 1970 to 1975 for every 100 moving to metros, 131 left, with 44 of 259 metros declining by 1975 and one in three metro residents in declining areas. Growth concentrates in the South and Southwest while small cities try ceilings to curb influx.
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Denver
Rand Corporation
Peter Morrison
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Morrison
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Seattle- Everett
Cincinnati
United States
Petaluma
Livermore
San Francisco Area
Boulder
Colo
Boca Raton
Fla
Heavier Truck Weights Debate Looms Before Highway Commission
Backers from trucking labor and industry urged the Arkansas Highway Commission to allow trucks up to 80 000 pounds from 73 280 citing economic and job benefits. State Highway Director Henry Gray opposed the plan, warning highway damage and repair costs.
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Ry Gray
Commission
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