Nixon Hikes Reed Flute Caves Then Praises Kweilin
Former President Richard Nixon, age 63, hiked through Reed Flute Caves near Kweilin in China, exhausted but recovered at a banquet where he praised Kweilin as the world’s most beautiful city. He dodged questions on Republican criticism of his China trip.
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Post office injunction blocks rural closures in Washington
A U S district judge ordered the Postal Service to halt closing rural post offices amid a cost cutting drive. The injunction extends to March 4 after 44 lawmakers filed suit calling the plan illegal and a threat to stall communities. The postal service projects a $1.6 billion year loss despite a 30 percent postage hike and reported 186 closures since July saving $2 billion annually.
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Surgeons suspended at Mount Auburn over open heart care
A team of eight open heart surgeons called Cardiothoracic Associates has been suspended at Mount Auburn Hospital while the program and mortality rates are reviewed. The group performed about two thirds of the hospital's open heart operations amid earlier suspensions at Malden Hospital. Mortality rates cited range from about 25 percent at Mount Auburn to 51.6 percent at Malden across recent years.
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Anglican priest jailed for bank robbery and theft
An Exeter crown court jailed Rev Stephen Care for seven years after a two year crime spree that included bank robbery with a fake bomb and theft from a church. His housekeeper Stella Bunting, 59, received a two year conditional discharge for taking part in a school raid. Separate items note President Ford opposing marijuana use and Princess Margaret’s alleged marriage tensions on Mustique Island.
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