Ethics bills to tighten state legislative code await Senate defeat
Albany AP dispatch reports that two ethics proposals likely die in the Senate after overwhelming approval in the Assembly. Republicans in the Senate threaten to stall both bills while debating school aid. The main ethics bill would bar lawmakers and full time staff from arguing cases for fees before state agencies. The second bill would create a seven person unpaid ethics commission to issue advisory opinions on potential violations.
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Tax Commission
Sweet smelling sewers sought in Troy
AP reports researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute led by assistant professor Nicholas Crescert are developing methods to remove phosphorus from detergents to curb sewer smells. The work aims to curb odor arising from wastewater while addressing environmental concerns.
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Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer Polytechnics Institute
Nicholas L. Crescert
RPI
Antonio Felix Charged With Assault in Elko Shooting Incident
Police quoted Antonio Felix saying they saw over my sleep dog after he allegedly fired at a car and attempted to stop a chartered vehicle while armed with a pistol and rifle. The Elko report notes Felix faces assault charges based on the incident details.
China attacks Soviet aid to Hanoi as fake and biased
The New China News Agency in Tokyo condemns Soviet assistance to North Vietnam as a sham aimed at masking U S Soviet cooperation. China accuses Soviet Defense Minister Malinovsky of hypocrisy over hampered deliveries and denounces Dean Rusk as isolating China. Chen Yi defends overseas Chinese reception in Peking criticizing U S imperialism.
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Community of Nations
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Peking
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Foreign Ministry
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Hungary
Soviet Union
Democratic Republic of
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Ford faults auto firms for safety effort shortcomings
Henry Ford II, chair of Ford Motor, told a national purchasing agents convention that the auto industry should have done more sooner to promote highway safety. He praised congressional hearings for education but said witnesses overemphasize design while understate improvements in roads and enforcement.
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Doctor total on increase in nation and Chicago
AU.S. and Chicago see a rising number of physicians surpassing population growth. Dr James Z Appel, president of the American Medical Association, notes the trend and its implications for healthcare.
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Chicago
James Z. Appel
American Medical Association
Unemployment and underemployment in Sri lish Honduras
Unemployment and underemployment are major problems in Sri lish Honduras, often reaching 15 percent of the total population. The note highlights persistent jobless rates affecting the economy and living standards.
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