AMA Hears Resolution On Death
The Connecticut delegation asks the AMA to approve a statement allowing patients to request death with dignity when unable to participate in decisions about life support. The resolution, to be considered by the House of Delegates at the 122nd annual convention, notes the form is nonbinding and offered to aid patients, not to pressure signing.
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New York
American Medical Association
Connecticut
AMA
House of Delegates
Retiring NYC schools chief calls for reform and accountability
Harvey Scribner, ending a brief tenure as New York City schools chancellor, argues schools fail when 30 percent of students drop out while utilities serve the public. He urges public demand for change, criticizes labeling faults, and favors community control and reforms. He leaves in June for the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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New York
Harvey
Scribner
New York City
East Harlem
Central Board of Education
University of Massachusetts At Amherst
Personal News Of Paris Continued From Page 3
Mrs George Summers led a memorial service for the Rev D G Clarkson former pastor recently deceased John Evans Paris had surgery at Boone County Hospital in Columbia Tuesday Mrs Dave Noonan returned home from Audrain Medical Center where she had been under examination Mr Noonan had a checkup at Boone County J E Gill Paris entered Hospital Audrain Medical Center Mexico Thursday He is scheduled for surgery Friday morning
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George’ Summers
D. G. Clarkson
John Evans
Paris
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Dave Noonan
Audrain Medical Center
Noonan
Boone County
J.E. Gill
Audrain Medical
Bonn moves toward easing East German and Czech tensions
In Bonn, Chancellor Brandt's government added two steps to peace efforts with East Germany and Czechoslovakia. Bonn and East Berlin swapped notes to implement a normalization treaty, and Prague received a friendship pact to establish diplomatic relations. The deals envision UN membership, expanded government cooperation, and eventual permanent representatives. The normalization treats East Germany as independent but not foreign, signaling openness to reunification. Brandt planned a Prague visit in late summer to sign the pact, reversing the Munich agreement framework and addressing Sudetenland issues.
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Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Brandt
East Berlin
Prague
United Nations
West
Hitler
Britain
France
Italy
Sudetenland
Wellsville Man Returns Home After Mexico Treatment
T. C. Davidson, who spent time in Mexico for treatment and tests, has returned home to Wellsville on Thursday and is reported to be much improved.
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T. C. Davidson
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Brezhnev and Nixon Sign Nuclear Pacts at White House
At the East Room ceremony President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev signed accords to expand peaceful nuclear cooperation and set principles to limit nuclear weapons by 1974. The event included lighthearted exchanges and a champagne toast as both leaders greeted officials and guests.
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Saul Pett Washington
White House
John Adams
Teddy Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
United States of America
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
North Carolina
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dolley Madison
George Washington
United States
Sam Ervin
Senate
Nixon
Brezhnev
Deliv
Missouri May employment up forty four thousand five hundred
Missouri May employment rose by 44 500 over April bringing total to 2 037 100. Agricultural hiring drove most gains with improvements also in non manufacturing, wholesale and retail trade, and construction. Unemployment rate fell to 4.3 percent from 4.8 percent a year earlier.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Division of Employment Security
William S. Harris
Harris
No Car Campus For MU Proposed
Columbia Missouri AP reports the University of Missouri at Columbia received a plan from Harland Bartholomew and Associates to close most campus streets to automobile traffic. The plan splits into 22 steps with an initial five-step cost of 480,900 dollars, but funding is cited as the major hurdle.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri At Columbia
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
Mrs Williams on Dean's List at William Woods College
Mrs Nancy Erdel Williams of Mexico has been named to the Dean's List at William Woods College Fulton for the 1973 winter and short terms. She is a 1973 graduate of William Woods and Mexico High School, majoring in elementary education.
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Fulton
Nancy Erdel Williams
Roy G. Erdel
Kentucky
Mexico
William Woods College
Williams
Mexico High School
William Woods
Legal Notice on Back Wages for Postal Service Employees
Public notice under a 1971 consent order informs present and former annual rate postal workers and representatives of deceased employees of potential overtime back wages under Public Law 89-301 from 1966 to 1972. It outlines eligibility, claims procedures, notification timelines, exclusions, and options for class exclusion or representation, with contact points for counsel and the court.
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United States District Court For
District of Columbia
United States Postal Service
Postal Service
Post Office Department
American Postal Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Laborers’ International Union
National Association of Letter Carriers
United States Civil Service Commission
Ens Brmialoyars
Donald M. Murtha
Esquire
Department P
L Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Clyde Wilson
U.S. Postal Service
12Th
Pennsylvania Avenue
P.O
Ben Franklin Station
United States Court House
3D Street
Constitution Avenue
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Palos Verdes Peninsula
West Germany
Logan Pharmacy
Wellsville
Coldwell
Lawrence
James F. Davey Yiwmey F. Clerk
United States District Court For the
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