Cooperation Urged for New Emergency Medical Service
The city plans a 24 seven on scene paramedics program starting December but faces a funding risk as hospitals must pledge to accept all patients regardless of ability. City Council may withdraw 1.06 million in federal revenue sharing if hospitals do not commit. Firefighters will run the program alongside paramedics with haste to treat and transport patients promptly. Cooperation and written hospital commitments are essential for success.
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Laser Beams Map Moon Orbit From McDonald Observatory
The McDonald Observatory in the Davis Mountains receives over 300000 in NASA support for its laser beam telescope program. The system uses laser beams and the world’s third largest telescope to measure the Moon’s orbit with extreme precision, revealing gravity and relativity data and potentially tracking Earth shape changes and earthquakes.
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McDonald Observatory
Davis Mountains
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
McDonald
GAO finds no racial bias at Lackland Air Force Base
The GAO survey of base housing and related personnel shows no evidence of racial discrimination at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio. Other San Antonio installations also report few local discrimination cases, highlighting Lackland as a notable exception in the findings.
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SAN Antonians
Lockhind Air Force Base
Alamo City
GAO
San Antono
Anti Ninavan Department
Lackland
Air Force
Rhythm in ICU Music May Boost Heart Healing
A Yonkers hospital study in a cardiac intensive care unit finds that regular melodious music that is not sad aids recovery. The article questions whether discordant or unhappy popular songs could negatively affect heart health.
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Yonkers, N.Y
Scoop Jackson Warns Nixon On Brezhnev Deals In 1976 Race
Henry Jackson warns Nixon in U S News and World Report that he must not strike a deal with Brezhnev just to influence Watergate. The piece weighs Nixon versus Brezhnev, notes U S economic leverage, and argues Jackson could be a strong 1976 Democratic contender while highlighting potential political quid pro quo in Soviet talks.
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Siccanae
Henry Jackson
State of Washington
Nixon
U.S. News and World Report
Leonid Brezhnev
Scoop
Jackson
Spiro Agnew
John Connally
Brezhnev
Occidental Petroleum
Israel
Soviet Union
Siberia
Watergate
Hardihood
Washington Post
Readers react to UN fund vote and policy debates
Letters discuss a 226 to 124 House vote funding the United Nations Environmental Fund with Nairobi named as HQ, while Nixon pledges to veto wasteful bills. Readers question the $40 million giveaway, critique minimum wage rhetoric, warn on inflation, and challenge gun control and capital punishment debates.
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House of Representatives
United Nations Environmental Fund
Nairobi
Kenya
U.N. Environmental Agency
U.S
Uncle Sap
Nixon
Chester Deiter
Lipton on wars and the larger evil in WWII Indo China
Dr. Robert Lipton on NBC Today argues soldiers faced dirty work in WWI and WWII for a larger evil, while claiming the same threat was absent in Vietnam. He traces Axis expansion and a communist master plan, contending restrained action in IndoChina misreads history and overlooks global aggressors.
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Robert Jay Lipton
Vietnam
Brezhnev Tightens Grip in Soviet Power Play
Inside the Soviet Politburo Brezhnev moves to pile the Central Committee with loyalists, elevating Dobrynin and reshuffling members to back his leadership. He expands control over the KGB and marginalizes rivals like Shelepin while Andropov acts as a subordinate. The piece notes global Communist reach and minority rule dynamics shaping Moscow’s hidden power.
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Leonid T. Brezhnev
Wily Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Eliza
Central Committee
Moscow
Chile
Aleksandr V. Basov
Europe
Dobrynin
Politaro
Russia
Presidium
Andreia
Grotyke
Kremlin
Viktor V. Grishin
Pary
Alexander N. Shelepin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Shelepin
Politburo
All-Central Council of Trade Unions
KGB
Yuri Androfisy
Cupping and Chiropractic Advice in Health Talk
A reader compares cupping to acupuncture and asks about chiropractic manipulation to induce menstruation. The advisor notes no link between acupuncture and cupping, cites ancient use, and mentions NIH research on acupuncture. A second query on delaying menstruation is addressed, stating chiropractic methods have no value and reassuring normal hormonal variability.
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