Nixon plan to require fair and unbiased news broadcasts
White House official says legislation to require broadcast stations to prove news fairness will be introduced in Congress early next year. The proposal would tie license renewal to community responsiveness and airing of conflicting views, sparking pushback from networks and station managers.
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Truman's kidneys at critical point in Kansas City
Former President Harry S Truman remains in very serious condition as doctors report kidney function under 10 percent. Hospital spokesman John Dreves notes 10 percent is the critical threshold and cannot specify possible effects. Truman spoke Monday saying he felt all right while his diet remains a low protein liquid regime via a tube.
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U S tightens methadone controls
Washington UPL report states the government will tighten methadone distribution with six month phased regulations. Guidelines target illicit street traffic and preventing new heroin addiction. Restrictions apply to hospital pharmacies clinics doctors and some rural drugstores.
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Methadone policy aims to curb heroin addiction and crime
The report discusses new methadone maintenance programs as a government measure to reduce social costs of addiction. It quotes officials noting potential decreases in crime and overdose deaths, while some doctors oppose state control of medical practice.
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Soviet Won't Return to Egypt Air War Risk
From Our Wire Service reports the Soviet Union will not re engage militarily in Egypt even if asked by President Sadat to avoid dragging Moscow into a wider Middle East conflict. East European diplomats say the Kremlin fears an offensive against Israel and would respond only on terms Egypt would reject.
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