Wayne State students propose pay-for-training plan to curb doctor shortage
Two third year Wayne State medical students Sol Edelstein and Douglas Jackson outline a program in which communities fund part of a student’s medical education in exchange for a binding service period after graduation. The plan targets supply gaps in small towns while addressing high education costs, with strong interest shown in Niles Michigan.
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Detroit
Wayne State University
Sol Edelstein
Douglas Jackson
Edelstein
Freeman
Niles
South Bend
Ind
Michigan Health Council
Michigan
State Selective Service Office
Armed Forces
Wayne State
University of Michigan
Johm A. Doherty
The
Health Council
Death Toll Drops in Laos Fighting Near Sepone
News from Saigon reports renewed clashes near Sepone in southern Laos as B52 bombers pound the Ho Chi Minh Trail. South Vietnamese and U.S. forces suffer casualties amid weather curtailing helicopter support, while Hanoi’s forces incur heavy losses across multiple fronts.
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Saigon
Sepone
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Quang Tri
Doan Doe Hoi
U.S
Laotian Panhandle
Democrats move to add 10 percent Social Security rise
Democratic leaders plan a fast track to a 10 percent Social Security benefit increase for about 26 million Americans by attaching the measure as a Senate amendment to a House debt limit bill. Final House action could take weeks, with retroactivity to Jan 1 and funding via a higher Social Security tax base.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Tion
Congress
Nixon
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Appalachian Bill Could Shift Revenue Sharing Plans
The Senate considers a $571 million Appalachian regional development extension to four years aiding 13 states from New York to Mississippi. Nixon favors replacing it with rural revenue sharing, while supporters argue the measure fits broader aims. The program covers housing, highways, education, health, and mining impact areas.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Appalachian
New York
Mississippi
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
Appalachian Regional Commission
Weather Outlook with Rain Chance Tomorrow
Increasing cloudiness brings a chance of rain tomorrow with highs in the upper 40s. Tonight's low around 30. Yesterday's high reached 35 and this morning's low was 32.
New York City Board Withdraws Teacher Layoff Plan
The New York City Board of Education rescinded plans to lay off 16,500 teachers and cut public school services after shifting 25 million of this year's costs to next year's budget. Comptroller Beame said the emergency proposal was approved to bridge the shortfall, reducing the immediate need for cuts that would affect thousands of substitutes and teachers.
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New York
City Board of Education
Abraham D. Beame
Corporation Counsel
Harvey Scribner
Small Utah town team earns state tournament bid
North Rich High School in Laketown Utah with 31 students earned a prep basketball tournament invitation after a tough season against larger schools. Seventeen year old Ricky Pugmire was set to start. tragedy struck when Ricky and two others died in a Montpelier highway crash on the way home from a movie. The team, mourning two friends, still traveled to Provost for its opening game and won 71 to ?
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Laketown
Utah
North Rich High School
Ricky Pugmire
Clayton Robinson
Ricky
Hyrum Dustin
Montpelier
Robinson
Provost
Army Engineers in Allies With Conservationists showdown
Brig Gen Richard Groves of the Corps of Engineers says the agency now finds itself allied with conservation groups after the 1899 Refuse Act was revived to curb water pollution. The alliance faces future disputes over wilderness preservation versus development as dam and canal projects age. The Corps notes it reflects public thinking rather than initiates projects, while pollution concerns and Nixon era policy push for more refined environmental consideration.
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Washington
Corps of Engineers
Richard Groves
Corps Public Works
Corps
Groves
Spiro Spoof Agnew Poster Sparks Maryland Protest
ANNAPOLIS Md AP A Republican state delegate F Vernon Boozer demanded removal of a poster showing Vice President Spiro T Agnew behind long hair and Merci in a county delegation room Boozer called it horrified and disrespectful Blumenthal a Prince Georges delegate defended the display saying the image is of a young man named Ted Ted
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Annapolis
Spiro T. Agnew
F. Vernon Boozer
Baltimore County
Agnew
Boozer
Maryland
Charles Blumenthal
Prince Georges
Ted
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Cambodia
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Ted Warshowski
Blumenthal
Army Engineers
Spiro Spoof
Solon
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