Socialists Quit Lisbon Cabinet Over Democracy Clash
Portugal's Socialist party resigns from the coalition led by Soares citing that the majority must govern and denounces military rule in favor of universal suffrage. They condemn the Republica press takeover and warn the armed forces may govern with Communist support only.
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House Panel Moves To End Arms Embargo With Turkey
The House International Relations Committee approved a bill 16 to 11 to end the arms embargo on Turkey and release 184.9 million dollars in U S arms though Greece is also cited. The move supports Ford Administration plans to push Cyprus talks and permits delivery of ordered weapons including fighter planes ships and ammunition.
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20 Year Old Persuaded Not to Jump
A 20 year old man threatened to jump from the Bell Clothes roof yesterday afternoon. Winchester police said he called WHPL to announce the act and officers persuaded him to come down. He was escorted to a doctor after the incident. Joseph P Swanson dies at 51 in Danvers Massachusetts.
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Malpractice Rate Reform Urged by Virginia Panel
A Virginia legislative commission heard calls to base malpractice insurance rates on local experience only. Doctors and hospital leaders warned of a looming health care breakdown, urging steps to curb defensive medicine and broaden risk pooling while opposing caps on awards.
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Clark says more grain inspectors may face indictments
Sen. Dick Clark in New Orleans disputes Earl Butz's 7 percent figure, saying up to one third of federally licensed grain inspectors could be indicted in a probe into bribery and misgrading linked to U S grain exports. Twenty inspectors and others have been indicted so far in New Orleans and Houston.
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