Misuse Of Power Finally Caught Up With Railroads
New York AP reports railroads once held a transportation monopoly and are now financially strained. They warn of decline without relaxed regulation and government support while opposing full nationalization. George Smathers cites takeover costs from 27 to 60 billion dollars. The piece weighs railroads as essential yet challenged by policy and finance.
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New York
George Smathers
U.S
Florida
ASTRO
America
Sound Transportation Review Organization
Railroads
Baseball Scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
The scoreboard lists American and National League standings and recent results. Key entries include St Louis leading the East with 33 19, New York at 29 18, and Pittsburgh 41 20 in the NL. Houston at 26 26 in the West. notable Thursday results include Chicago 1 Cincinnati 0 and Boston 3 New York 0. Friday and weekend games feature matchups such as California at Boston and Oakland at Washington with multiple night games listed.
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W.L. Pet
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Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Montreal
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Cleveland
S Francisco
Washington
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Houston
Oakland
Atlanta
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Cincinnati
Minnesota
San Diego
California
Milwaukee
Jenkins
At- California
Messersmith
Niekro
Peters
Billingham
Dobson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
More Eagles Feared Dead In Wyoming Poisonings
In Wyoming canyons investigators found 48 dead eagles from poisoning, electrocution, or shooting. Audubon’s Barbara Dobas, EPA chief Ruckelshaus, and Senator McGee warn of ongoing danger from rancher predator-control programs and poaching for eagle feathers.
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Wyoming
Barbara Dobas
Casper
Wyo
National Audubon Society
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Jackson Canyon
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Kennedy Takes Health Reform Drive Across Nation
Sen Edward Kennedy tours the country holding ten field hearings on The Health Care Crisis in America as part of his push for nationalized health care. AMA coverage features three stories and visuals detailing the effort and the organization behind his subcommittee appearances.
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Washington
Organized Medicine
Edward M. Kennedy
AMA
Kennedy
America
Marvin E. Johnson
Colorado Medical Society
American Medical News
Catholics ordain married deacons mark new era in church
In the United States a corps of married deacons will serve extensively in Catholic ministry after two years of training. About 50 will be ordained by fall, 30 in June, with around 400 others training. They may baptize and preach, assist in weddings and funerals, but cannot consecrate the Eucharist or hear confessions. Many will be part time while retaining secular jobs.
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New York
William Philbin
Washington, D.C
U.S
Thomas E. Clarke
Jesuit Woodstock College
Father Philbin
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