Prostitutes Evicted From City Churches In Sit-Ins
Police in Paris and other French cities cleared about 200 sex workers and transvestites from churches where they had staged sit-ins to demand prostitution be recognized as a job. In Lyon 100 women were removed from St. Nizier with police dogs aiding. one leader, known as Ulla, was hospitalized. Other evictions occurred at Avignon’s St Didier church. The Interior Ministry ordered the occupations ended for public order reasons while protesters seek police reform, tax status, social security and other benefits.
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Moynihan Confirmed as U N Ambassador Nominee
The Senate confirmed Daniel P. Moynihan to be ambassador to the United Nations without debate. Moynihan, Harvard professor and former ambassador to India, joins Malcolm Toon to Israel, Galen L. Stone to Laos, Andrew L. Steigman to the Gabonese Republic, and others to posts in international organizations and development banks.
Brezhnev Seen At Moscow Soccer Match
Western diplomats report Soviet leader Leonid I Brezhnev attended a soccer game between Soviet and Italian teams in Moscow Sunday night. The 68 year old leader appeared fit, following rumors of illness after his May 9 public appearance.
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Honest asparagus stand thrives on honor system
Shirley Beachum, 37, runs an 80 acre asparagus farm in Shelby on a roadside stand. Prices are posted and money is left by customers. After five years she reports only about five dollars lost. She cites cherries as a failed test of the honor system.
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Lombardi Named to New Medical Malpractice Panel
Albany Senator Tarky Lombardi, chair of the Senate Health Committee, is named to Gov. Carey’s Special Advisory Panel on Medical Malpractice. He joins eight other physicians academics and politicians to help reform malpractice issues and oversee new insurance and discipline measures.
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Energy supply outlook eases for 1975 summer demand
Federal Power Commission says Americans should have enough electric power during peak periods if oil coal and natural gas stay available. TVA region may face marginal capacity but can buy extra power from neighboring areas. Overall 1975 energy supply appears improved versus 1974 though higher prices persist. Peak load projected at 373,782 MW, with 466,932 MW available and a 24.9 percent reserve margin.
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Beauty pageant moved to Houston from Fort Worth
The National Mission America Pageant, originally set for Fort Worth this summer, has been renamed and relocated to Houston. Also shows new York state and outside New York subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with various periods and prices.
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