Americans Getting Gypped In Health Care Meany
Washington AP AFL CIO President George Meany urged national health insurance before the Senate Labor and Welfare Committee. He cited UN data on infant and maternal mortality and argued health care must be affordable and accessible to all, financed like Social Security. He endorsed cost control and universal coverage, criticizing AMA proposals as subsidies of the current system.
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America
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Congress
American Medical Association
AMA
Former Jeopardy Plea Overturned in Campus Break-in Case
Butler County prosecutor argued a prior trespass conviction cannot bar a later charge of breaking into a military storehouse. Judge Fred Cramer sustained the demurrer, setting a trial for the upcoming Wednesday, in the Alan Dusty Steytler case on the Miami University campus incident last April 15.
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Richard J. Wessel
Common Pleas
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Alan Lee
Dusty” Steytler
Miami University
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Steytler
George H. Elliott
Middletown
Clem F. Imfeld
Oxford
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Elliott
State Patrol
Wessell
ROTC
Gas cooled Tokyo buildings use community air conditioning
Buildings rising in Shinjuku will be heated and cooled by a gas fueled community system. The plan aims to cut pollution by avoiding additional emissions in the city.
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Agnew Attacks Hartke At Indiana GOP Dinner
Vice President Spiro Agnew blasted Sen Vance Hartke as tied to campus violence and radical groups while praising Rep Richard Roudebush at a $100 dinner that Indiana Republicans said raised 450000, a record for the state. Agnew urged voters to back Roudebush, noting his Indiana representation. The speech reached thousands on TV and radio as part of the campaign circuit.
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Senators Pass Bill To Charge Return Fees On Unsolicited Smut
The Senate approved 79 to 0 a bill sending unsolicited sexually explicit mailers back to senders with costs plus a 50 cent surcharge. It requires clear labeling on the mail and defines sexually oriented advertisement as material depicting or describing explicit sexual content. The measure aims to deter junk porn by making recipients responsible for return postage.
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