Doctors urge AMA action on right to die in dignity
Connecticut delegation asks the AMA House of Delegates to approve a resolution allowing patients to declare their wish to die and not be kept alive by artificial means when recovery is unlikely. The proposal emphasizes patient and family input through the physician and clergy, urging moral consideration though not legally binding.
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Victor Garber Returns to Music After Film Setback
Victor Garber, 24, born in London Ontario, plans to reform a new group The Shop with original Sugar Shop members after his lead role in God spell under Columbia Pictures underperformed. He quit school at 16 to pursue music in Toronto, played piano and guitar, and gained early TV exposure in Canada and the United States.
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Tonight's TV Highlights and Movie Listings
A dense schedule shows multiple channels with comedies, game shows, documentaries, and dramas. Highlights include Maude resolving family tensions, Pat Boone presenting Korean children, Hawaii Five-O heist plot, Seed of Hope on drug addiction, Marcus Welby bar exam saga, and two 1970s films Baffled with Leonard Nimoy and Divorce with Richard Burton.
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San Francisco Moves to Bar Bottomless Nightclub Dancing
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance to ban bottomless dancing in venues serving food or liquor, sending the measure to Mayor Alioto who backs action. Dancers must stay on stage six feet away on an 18 inch high platform. topless acts remain allowed with restrictions.
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Cellist Roy Christensen to Perform in MU Summer Series
Roy Christensen of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will perform as cellist in the University of Miami Oxford Miami Summer Artists Series tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Hall Auditorium Oxford. He will be joined by Raymond Dudley CSO pianist. General admission is 1.50. high school students and younger are 0.50. Tickets sold at Hall Auditorium box office.
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