Brezhnev greets Tito in Moscow during talks
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports President Tito oldest and most traveled leader arriving in Moscow en route to China and the Far East. Brezhnev welcomes Tito for discussions on independence of Communist parties and noninterference while tensions with Kremlin interpretations loom over relations with China and Albania.
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Capitol ideas and quirks stall and delight Congress
A United States Capitol briefing captures missteps and wit in Washington. FTC chair Michael Pertschuk arrives late to a hearing as Senator Wendall Ford keeps time, while Senator Dale Bumpers seeks chalk for a diagram. Remarks from Rep. Gunn McKay and Rep. Otis Pike reveal partisan humor and ethics reminders during August recess, with Pike choosing fishing over trips.
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Aftershock Clarified For Southern California Quake
Caltech scientists say last week’s tremor from near Sylmar was not a new quake but an aftershock of the 1971 San Fernando Valley event. It measured 4.4 on the Richter scale with two subsequent after shocks of 3.0 and may have rattled Los Angeles to Santa Barbara.
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Detecting Spinal Defects Early to Prevent Back Pain
A fragment discusses unguarded moves in exercises leading to spinal injury and the importance of early detection. It notes that low compensation claims relate to on the job back issues and the role of proactive insurance and hyalne programs in preventing serious spine disorders.
Kennedy presses full China ties before Vance trip
Senator Edward M. Kennedy urged the Carter administration to establish full diplomatic ties with China by early next year, calling for cutting official ties with Taiwan. He argued normalization would bolster Taiwan’s security and Asia stability, while warning against a de tente with the Soviet Union and noting U.S. unofficial relations with Taiwan could continue. The Boston Globe cited sources saying Carter leans toward rapid normalization, with Vance’s upcoming trip to explore peaceful paths for Taiwan’s future.
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New York Governor vetoes Laetrile legalization
Governor Carey vetoed two bills to legalize Laetrile, citing overwhelming evidence it does no good. He warned advocates prey on cancer patients and families, noting Laetrile is banned by the FDA for lack of proven safety or effectiveness.
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Education loan deadbeats face tougher U S drive
Washington AP GAO says nine years of defaults on federally guaranteed student loans cost about 436 million by end of next month with 1 in 6 borrowers defaulting. It urges stronger federal efforts, including court action, tougher credit checks, and nationwide collection drives aided by U S attorneys.
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Stanford refuses federal funds over admission standards
Stanford University officials said they would forfeit $410 000 in federal funds next year rather than accept a federal condition requiring American medical students abroad to waive their own academic standards to gain admission after passing the basic science portion of national board examinations. Dean Clayton Rich said the decision had the support of President Richard Lyman.
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