Terrorists raid Rome CDP building amid pre election violence
In Rome attackers from an unnamed gang bombed the Christian Democratic Party headquarters near the Tiber, fired on police, killing one officer and critically injuring two. ANSA says three bodies found in rubble, though not confirmed. Red Brigades symbols scrawled inside as Italy heads to June elections.
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Doctors warned against physician glut in coming decades
Public health expert Dr. Donald B. Louria of New Jersey Medical School urges American medical schools to cut enrollments now to avoid a future doctor surplus. He projects ratio rises from 1:735 in 1950 to as tight as 1:250-300 by 2020, warning of cutthroat competition and overpriced, unnecessary testing.
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Associated Press
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New Jersey
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New England Journal of Medicine
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American Medical Association
AMA
Board of Delegates
Chappell
Nude beach ruling may aid nude bathing bill in Italy
Ancona judge dismissed a police case against 16 nudists after ruling nude bathing at Sassi Neri beach is not indecent exposure. The decision could bolster pending legislation to set aside beach sections for nude use, with Socialist Mayor Giuseppe Misiti among supporters.
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Atlantic City approves Ramada and Holiday Inns casino plans
Atlantic City Planning Board votes final approval for Ramada Inns $80 million Ambassador Hotel renovation on the Boardwalk and Holiday Inns $55 million casino hotel in the marina area. Approval came Wednesday as part of the city’s casino hotel expansion.
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Tornadoes Kill and Damage Northwestern Oklahoma
Tornadoes ripped through northwestern Oklahoma causing at least two deaths including a Texas man and about 4.5 million dollars in damage. Lahoma suffered the worst impact with a destroyed school roof six inches of water in the gym and many homes damaged.
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Imo
Enid
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Ringwood
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Britain votes as Conservatives seek historic first woman PM
Britons began voting today to choose a new government as final polls forecast a Conservative victory and Margaret Thatcher becoming Britain’s first woman prime minister. With 41 million eligible voters and 2,572 candidates, first results were expected by about 10 p.m. EDT.
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Associated Press
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James Callaghan
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Liberal Party
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Senate delays on Peace Corps shift as budget okayed
Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves a $105 million Peace Corps budget but postpones whether to move the program from ACTION. President Carter favors keeping it in ACTION while critics push for the International Development Cooperation Agency. Barrow named new Marine Corps commandant, succeeding Wilson who retires June 30 after 13 months as assistant Maine commandant. House Interior Committee backs freezing national park entrance fees at current levels despite Carter proposal to raise them to cover costs.
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Maine
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