Rome's Mount Debt Towers Over Seven Hills
Rome bears a debt of 1.5 trillion lire with daily growth of 460 million, dwarfing its seven hills. The city owes 540 billion lire to banks and spends most revenue servicing debt, while populations swell with nonpaying migrants straining services.
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UPD
Capitoline
Palatine
Aventine
Quirinale
Viminal
Caelius
Esquiline
Italy
Atac
Albert Delivers Intro At Hall Inauguration
Oklahoma Rep. Carl Albert set the stage as he introduced Gov. David Hall at the inauguration. He quipped that his job was to kill four minutes and kept speaking until the noon oath.
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Oklahoma City
Carl Albert
D-Okla
House
David Hall
Albert
Hall
Statehouse
Expanded Services at University Hospital Nears Move
University Hospital plans to relocate to a new 110 bed facility at 66th Street and Quaker Ave within about two months. The $24 to $21 million project, owned by Hospital Corporation of America, includes a nearby $500,000 University Clinic and future expansion to about 120-130 beds with two more floors. The campus will feature a large clinical, surgical, and intensive care complex plus outpatient and emergency services, with staff growth estimated to roughly 30 more doctors and about 110 employees at the new site.
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Opal Dixon Avalanche-Journal
University Hospital
66Th Street
Quaker Ave
Ronald D. Larsen
Hospital Corporation of America
University Clinic
Clifford E. Payne
Ed F. Bayouth
Victor 8. Igal
Thomas F. Frist
Nashville
Tenn
6Th St
University Ave
Bill Averitt
Raymond Powell
Larsen
Leroy Elmore Park
U.S. protests vandalism against Americans in Moscow
The U S Embassy protested Soviet harassment of Americans in Moscow after three Russians threatened to wreck a Chicago executive Joseph Markaroff's car if the U S failed to press for protection of Soviet diplomats in America. The State Department called for immediate safety measures and weighed steps against the Jewish Defense League.
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UPI
U.S
United States
Thompson R. Buchanan
Konstantin G. Fedoseyev
Soviet Foreign Ministry
U.S. State Department
Washington
Soviet Union
State Department
Jewish Defense League
JDL
New York
Fedoseyev
Buchanan
Joseph Markaroff
Chicago
Ill
Pan American World Airways
Metropole
Sheremetyevo
America
Markaroff
First TSTI James Connally Campus Reaches Milestone
The James Connally Campus of Texas State Technical Institute celebrates its first anniversary in Waco with 2,200 students enrolled. Officials project rapid growth to 3,500 by the mid seventies and possibly 5,000 later in the decade, with 100 study courses planned.
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WACO
Texas Technical Institute
James Connally
Roy Dugger
Texas State Technical Institute
TSU
James Connally Air Force Base
Texas A&m University System
TSTI
Mid-Continent
Amarillo
Rio
Alaska university enrollment seen to double after 1970
University of Alaska enrollment for the 1970 fall quarter stood at 2,645 as Dr. William R. Wood, the president, projected that numbers would more than double in the future.
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Philadelphia
South
Billy Waters
Pontego
N.C
College Report College, Alaska
UPI
University of Alaska
William R. Wood
Island insurers 207 firms listed in Hong Kong report
Official figures show 207 insurance companies operating in Hong Kong. Of these 164 are from the United Kingdom, 54 are locally run by businessmen, and 32 originate from the United States.
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Island Insurance Hong Kong
UPI
United Kingdom
United States
Former HEW Official Leads Court Suit Against Politicians
John W. Gardner former health secretary and founder of Common Cause launches a class action in federal court aimed at closing loopholes in campaign finance. The suit targets national committees and multiple committees using dummy names to evade limits, seeking injunctions for 1972 and later elections. Gardner argues for fairer laws and enforcement to stop unlimited spending.
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Washington
UPI
John W. Gardner
New Common Cause
Citizens’ Lobby
Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
New Public Interest Action Group
Federal
Conservative Party
New York
Congress
Congressional Quarterly
Civil Liberties Union aims for death penalty repeal and marijuana reform in Texas
Texas Civil Liberties Union plans a new push for legislative goals including abolition of the death penalty and repeal of state marijuana possession laws. Wayne Oakes says the group will boost lobbying, with funds appropriated in 1971, while Lawrence Speiser of the ACLU Washington office accompanies the Texas visit to chapters. The group argues possession and use of marijuana in private should face no legal sanctions.
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Austin
Texas Civil Liberties Union
Wayne Oakes
Oakes
Lawrence Speiser
American Civil Liberties Union
Washington
Texas
Civil Liberties Union
Life Insurance Request From Great Lakes Insurance Co
A customer in Elgin Illinois asks to be mailed application and rate information for life insurance without obligation. The request notes Texas licensing and 60120 ZIP.
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Dept
Great Lakes Insurance Co
Elgin
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