Capitol replaces red-coated guides with self guided tours
The U S Capitol shifts from traditional red coated guides to a self guided tour system. A nine stop route with a descriptive brochure replaces walking tours though guides remain available for directions. The change aims to ease congestion after years of guide shortages during the Bicentennial period.
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Ashington
U.S. Capitol
Capitol
House
Senate
Kenneth R. Harding
Capitol Guide Board
Harding
Drug Firms Aid To Doctors Probed By Senate Panel
A Senate panel probes whether drug company education for doctors promotes overprescribing. FDA official Crout says industry funds most physician education and ads influence practice, with magazines and AMA exhibits largely sponsored by pharma. He notes selective sponsorship can bias medical input and raise costs.
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Ashington
Senate
J. Richard Crout
Food and Drug Administration
Senate Select Committee
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Crout
FDA
Bureau of Drugs
American Medical Association
AMA
University of California At
Los Angeles
Nelson
Ford wins McMahon Foundation scholarship to OU Journalism
Tim Ford of St. Louis Missouri has been awarded a $200 McMahon Foundation scholarship to the University of Oklahoma H H Herbert School of Journalism for the 1976 77 term. He transfers as a sophomore from Merramee Junior College and follows his father Tom Ford who also earned a McMahon scholarship in the early 1950s. The Ford family includes Opal Ford of Lawton and Tom Ford a Monsanto public relations director.
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Tim Ford
Tom Ford
St. Louis
McMahon Foundation
University of Oklahoma
H. H. Herbert School of Journalism
Merramee Junior College
Ford
McMahon
Monsanto Company
Opal Ford
Lawton
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