Birth control urged for vulnerable couples in gene talk
Yale geneticist Dr. Y Edward Hsia proposed considering mandatory prenatal detection tests and enforced birth control for high risk couples to prevent serious genetic defects. He warned society may need to regulate procreation if voluntary measures fail, while endorsing broader genetic counseling and public health safeguards.
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Washington
Yale
Y. Edward Hsia
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Hsia
Burglar Steals Tools and Watch Dog in Painesville
A home burglary in Painesville Ohio on Thursday night saw thieves break into Ray's Garage and steal cash cigars a sander buffer an eight track stereo and hundreds of dollars in tools. The culprits also took the resident guard dog a Great Dane.
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Painesville, Ohio
Ray
Fund Raising Is Questioned By Houston Heart Surgeon
AP dispatch reports Dr. Denton A. Cooley questioned out-of-town hospital fund raising dinners in Houston. He urged with local support for indigent care and medical research, noting no Houston patients at City of Hope. City of Hope dinner raised 28000 net from 36000 gross. Cooley cochaired a Jan. 18 Vince Lombardi dinner for American Cancer Society research, calling it a different situation.
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Denton A. Cooley
The
Houston Chronicle
Cooley
City of Hope
Duarte
Calif
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Harold Chasen
City of Hop
Cochairman
American Cancer Society
Smith
Nation’s Birthday Committee Failing
Washington AP The congressional panel finds the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission fails to plan the 1976 celebration. It urges trimming the 50 member body to 25 and forming a nine-person board to carry out planning. The study cites poor staff relations high travel costs and unclear purpose as key flaws in this bicentennial effort.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
U.S.A
Commission
Amtrak Plan Changes Hit Texas Route Layout
A congressional source says Amtrak will scrap the St Louis to Laredo plan via Texarkana and instead extend a Chicago to Houston route with a Temple split to Laredo. The revised plan omits Dallas routing and cites budget limits from the O M B. A Dallas routing meet with Amtrak is planned for January 26 in Washington.
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Amtrak
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Laredo
Mexico
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Fort Worth
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Temple
Milano
Taylor
Austin
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St. Louis
Texarkana
Longview
Jacksonville
Palestine
Missouri Pacific
Texas Eagle
Cleburne
McGregor
Passen
President’s Office of Management and Budget
St. Louis-Laredo
Dallas
U.S
Prices surge on Amex and over-the-counter trading
New York reports sharply higher prices on the American Stock Exchange and the over-the-counter market. Amex volume reaches 10.30 million shares, with 728 advancers and 318 decliners among 1,329 issues. NASDAQ climbs to 133.73 as Champion Homebuilders leads gains and Walt Disney's Wrather reports a possible hotel sale.
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American Stock Exchange
Amex
Champion Homebuilders
United Brands
Great Basins Petroleum
Alberta
Champion Home
Ryan Homes
Vintage Enterprises
Shelter Resources
Tidwell Industries
Airwick B
New England Nuclear
U.S. Radium Products
Wrather Corp
Disneyland
Anaheim
Calif
Walt Disney Production
Rose I*y
LCA Corp
Filter Flow Corp
LCA
Kaiser Industries
Sequoyah Industries
Leasco Corp
Rapid American
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Teleprompter
China and Dahomey resume diplomatic relations in 1972
China and Dahomey agreed to resume diplomatic relations effective Friday. The agreement, signed in Peking by Chinese Foreign Minister Chi Peng-Fei and Dahomey Foreign Minister Maj. Michel Adave, recognizes the PRC as the sole legal government of China and covers economic and technical cooperation as well as trade and payments.
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Tokyo
China
Dahomey
Peking
Hsinhua
Chi Peng-Fei
Michel Altadave
People’s Republic of China
Dow closes year with sharp jump on NYSE session
The Dow rises 12.34 to 1020.02 in a high volume session, marking one of the heaviest trading days at the NYSE with 27.55 million shares changing hands. The gain is aided by peace talks prospects, easing price controls, and mutual fund window dressing, while the broader NYSE index climbs 0.63 to 64.48 as well.
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Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Paris
The
Price Commission
Livestock Markets Report Across Texas and Plains States
AMARILLO Texas Panhandle and Western Oklahoma feedlots show near standstill trading before a holiday weekend with scarce buyers. San Antonio and Fort Worth receipts mix cattle and hogs with steady slaughter prices and uneven feeder markets, while Omaha Kansas City and Denver areas report varied cattle, hogs, and sheep results and higher feeder cattle demand.
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Amarillo
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Soybean and meal futures hit limit on CBOT session
Chicago market saw soybeans rise 10 cents per bushel in near options and soybean meal surge up to the limit 5 a ton in six of seven options, with nearby January meal exempt from limit. Wheat closed down about 14 to 12 cents as profits trimmed gains. corn and oats modestly higher. Across the Midwest, rain and snow complicate harvests while support in meal cash pricing spurs demand. Pearl Buck discharged from Rutland Hospital after gall bladder surgery, condition satisfactory at 80. Fort Worth grain quotes show hard wheat 3.03 to 3.11 per bushel, export values 2.91 to 2.99.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Rutland, Vt
Pearl Buck
Rutland Hospital
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Miss Buck
Medical Center Hospital
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Fort Worth
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Commission House
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