Planned Parenthood and Sterilization Debate Draws Attention
Fragmented text describes opposition to sterilization in American women and mentions the Planned Parenthood Federation and the Association for Voluntary Sterilization. It references laparoscopy and minilaparotomy as surgical methods and hints at clinic affiliations and funding. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Exiled Soviet author revealed as financially secure in Switzerland
Public record details show exiled writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn lived comfortably in Switzerland before moving to the United States in 1878. Tax certificates and a 80,000 dollar prize alongside the Nobel award are cited, highlighting his substantial savings peaking near 1.4 million dollars in the late 1970s.
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Coffee futures slip amid weeklong decline in prices
Dealers report seven days of lower coffee futures with prices slipping further as demand lags and drought concerns press on. Stronger selling pressure reflects uncertain harvest expectations in major producing regions, while markets await clearer signals on supply and demand dynamics.
Sirhan seeks visit to RFK murder site
Sirhan B. Sirhan offers to visit the RFK murder site in Soledad California with officials citing his insistence that he remembers nothing of the crime. The case notes past testimony and his repeated requests to be moved to or near the Gonzales memorial site as part of ongoing questions about memory.
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Survivors of Ky fire face ongoing health concerns
Survivors described in the report show symptoms like sleeplessness dreams fear anger and loss. Officials urge clinic visits to discuss ongoing obstructions and possible return to duties while addressing trauma after the disaster.
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Moluccans exchange names for talks
The AP report describes Moluccan groups proposing talks via government representatives to halt a northern Uday terrorist action. Officials said two government spokesmen would call by phone as negotiators seek a peaceful resolution, with several terrorists aboard the train and cameras monitoring the scene.
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Clow Spring Am Legion Bane
The item details the improbable events surrounding Clow Spring Am Legion Bane and mentions St. Sune with a reference to fledgling members and a figure named Fonsi. The text is fragmentary but indicates a club or group context with unclear outcomes.
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Medicaid fraud probe targets six tonsillectomies and more
A nationwide investigation into Medicaid billing irregularities focuses on six tonsillectomies and broader fraud patterns in health providers. Authorities review Medicaid claims for the year ending last February, aiming to root out double fillings and falsified prescriptions, with state and federal bodies involved.
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Saribae Sapereene
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Republicans Try New TV Show to Fix Party Image
A fractured draft of a political satire notes Republicans unveiling an innovative televised format to repair public perception. The plan hinges on controversial platforms, with critics doubting the effectiveness as audiences gauge authenticity and impact.
Lottery Correction From Baltimore Ap News
In Baltimore an AP dispatch notes a correction to Maryland lottery results from the weekly drawing. The report references two digit winners and clarifies numbers drawn, mentioning PITTSBURGH and other locations in a scrambled historical update.
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Extortion racket tied to Medicaid clinic probe
A New York report outlines an extortion scheme allegedly funneling funds from a Medicaid clinic. Investigators link a crime ring to payments and schemes described as siphoning profits from services at the center, with figures cited in a murky past case and a 1975 incident involving a highway shooting.
Mitchell and Haldeman face possible prison terms
Mitchell the attorney general and Haldeman a former White House aide cling to slim chances of avoiding jail. They seek Supreme Court relief after a Watergate era conviction for perjury and obstruction of justice. Their lawyers request delays to attend personal events while the case awaits June 17 filing deadlines and potential reargument.
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