Television violence study questions nightly home viewing
A congressional study notes viewers may witness seven to twenty violent acts per hour on prime time TV and estimates a fourteen year old with average viewing has seen thousands of murders. Critics point to Sesame Street as a constructive counterpoint while industry and ratings data show violence is widely viewed but often sanitized.
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Ford wins agreement on U S bases in Spain
President Ford scored a basic accord with Franco for U S forces to stay on Spanish bases, called a major contribution to Western Europe defense, while Spain may still shed at least one base in next month’s talks. In Salzburg, Ford planned talks with Sadat after Mass in Madrid. Weather: cooler with 30 percent rain today, 20 percent tonight. highs in mid 60s.
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Marry a millionaire wins Ohio lottery top prize
Ohio’s fourth lottery drawing at Lakeview Park awarded George A. Fertig, a 35 year old steelworker and father of two, one million dollars plus $50 000 annually for 20 years. His wife joked Dad told him to marry a millionaire. Runner up Jo Anne Wallace of Cincinnati received $100 000 and third prize went to Raymond Rice of Cincinnati for $50 000. In total 1 320 000 distributed among 100 finalists. Jim Reed hosted as 150 million tickets sold and 41 million in prizes awarded to date.
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Doctors Press Slowdowns and Threats in National Medical Protest
Physicians protesting high malpractice insurance costs plan slowdowns and threats of strikes across cities from San Antonio to New York. In Austin about 100 physicians voted for a slowdown, with surgeons and anesthesiologists joining, while emergency surgeries would continue. The actions target state malpractice laws and insurance rates, with officials noting limited state action and ongoing hospital operations.
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Greece and Turkey aim for peaceful Cyprus oil talks
Greek Prime Minister Constantinos Karamanlis and Turkish Premier Suleyman Demirel met in Brussels at Egmont Palace for nearly 30 hours to seek a peaceful solution to Cyprus tensions and Aegean oil disputes. The leaders agreed to back negotiations between Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots, set to take place in June.
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