Texas Supreme Court weighs limits on medical board power
The Texas Supreme Court heard arguments over a Galveston doctor's license revocation for alleged narcotics use by him and his family. The case questions whether a lay medical board can revoke licenses under vague standards and how burden of proof should be applied under the substantial evidence rule.
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Court of ‘Civil Appeals
State Supreme Court
Korndorffer
John Banks
Court of Civil Appeals
State Board
Mandell
Zollie Steakley
Banks
Boards of Proof
Sears MclGee
Jack Pone
Joe Greenhill
Aljvil ‘Appeals Court
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Tier
Vert
Benn attacks Conservative race propaganda in London rally
Technology minister Anthony Wedgwood Benn denounces what he calls obscene racialist propaganda by the Conservatives led by Enoch Powell. He says Powell defines the party’s new conservatism and warns anti minority scapegoating will rise unless opposed. The remarks aim to heat the campaign ahead of the June 18 elections.
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London
Harold Wilson
Conservative
Anthony Wedgwood Benn
Enoch Powell
Benn
Powell
Edward Heath
Heath
Britain
Conservative Central Office
Father recalls Whites as first spacewalker candidate
In San Antonio AP report, Edward H Whites Sr. honors his son Edward H Whites Jr. who perished in the Cape Kennedy spacefire of 1967. The father says his son had the Moon goal and was the most physically qualified astronaut then.
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Edward H. Whites
Hedi II
Brooks Air
Moon
Air Force
Edward H. White
White
Cape Kennedy
Brooks
Mrs. White
Air Force Systems Command
British Employer Prefers Oldsters to Younger Workers
In Birming ham Edward Dunn, owner of a retail company, says he will hire only workers over 50, declaring he has had enough of loafing youth. He aims for a big expansion this year and will not consider under-50 applicants. The piece also notes Space/Ed White memorial details and dedication remarks by officials and Mrs. White.
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Birming
England
UPI
Compa
Edward Dunn
Dunn
Edward H. White
Air Force
White
James McDivitt
McDivitt
South Korea Opens New Satellite Station at Kumsan
A year of work yields a $6 million satellite communications station in Kumsan 96 miles south of Seoul. It was partly financed by a US Export-Import Bank loan.
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Kumsan
Korea
South Korea
Seoul
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