Scott to Quit Congress After 33 Years in Politics
Hugh Scott, 75, veteran Pennsylvania Republican and Senate Minority Leader since 1969, announced he will not seek re election next year. He cited long service and desire for rest and recreation amid Gulf Oil cash probe whispers. He plans to campaign in 1976 for Ford and GOP candidates.
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World Council of Churches decries religious rights violations
The World Council of Churches general assembly urged solidarity with Christians worldwide facing imprisonment for conscience and political reasons. The 500 million member body called for freedom to worship and teach, while stressing total liberation from sin and social injustice.
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Computer scheme drains over one hundred thousand from BCBS
Kansas City police say a four year computer fraud and false medical claim scheme drained BCBS of more than 100000. About 90 doctors named in phony claims and 2 guilty pleas accompanied indictments for 21 others.
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