—The Daily Collegian • Thursday, December 1, 1977
15 medical schools
to give up funding
WASHINGTON' ( AP) Fifteen
American medical schools have given up
more than $lO million in federal funds
rather than let the government dictate
how many American students they must
accept from foreign medical schools.
The remaining 108 medical schools in
the country will share about $84.1 million
in federal grants about $1,500 per
student under the Health Prefessions
Educational Assistance Act.
The Department of Health, Education
and Welfare has told 78 of the par
ticipating schools to reserve places next
year for 564 American students who will
be transferring in from abroad.
The 30 schools that weren't told to
reserve space were exempted because
they already have enrolled enough U.S.
citizens from foreign medical schools to
meet the requirements of the amend
ment. The amendment slipped through
Congress without debate last year and
Fewer viewers fire ire
NEW YORK (AP) A.C. Nielsen Co.
ratings show that fewer people are
watching television this year, sparking a
controversy that pits. the advertising
industry against the three major net
works because of the money at stake.
"We're concerned," ABC Vice'
President George Keramadis corn
mented Tuesday in a remark typical of,
the networks. "It's kind of a wait-and
see thing. Right now we're just very
cautious about it."
What's causing the concern is a
decline since last year in the figure of
the Homes Using Teleidsion HUT of
8 percent during daytime and nearly 3
percent at night. This can have a direct
impact on revenue.
.Just as magazines guarantee their
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was attached to the medical education
aid law.
The amendment requires par
ticipating medical schools to accept
their fair share of U.S. citizens who have
completed two years in a foreign
medical school, passed the standard
examination known as the National
Boards and who want to complete their
medical education in the United States.
In filling these spots, the schools are
prohibited from considering a student's
academic qualifications or place of
residence, which sparked outrage in
many medical schools and defiance by
the 15. .
The medical schools that have refused
to participate in the program include
Stanford University, five campuses of
the University of California, Yale, Duke,
Northwestern, Chicago, Johns Hopkins,
Baylor, Case Western Reserve and the
universities of Illinois and Indiana.
circulation, networks base the cost of a
commercial minute on an estimated
audience. If the size declines, ad
vertisers won't pay as much for a
minute. •
"If we continue to see a decline in the
long term, then this could have the effect
of reduced advertising expenditures for
TV," said Michael Drexler, senior vice
president of Doyle Dane Bormbach
advertising agency. "But this is not
going to happen overnight."
The networks say they are waiting for
the results in about two weeks of the
November "sweeps," in which 100,000
households nationally keep diaries that
measure the audiences of local stations.
Through their Committee on National
Television Audience Measurement.
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863.0588
WANT AMBITIOUS Individuals
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POTWASHER and dishwasher
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FREE LANCE ARTIST . with
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DESPERATELY NEED 2 tickets
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FOUND: 1 gold bracelet type
watch at bus stop on E.. College
Ave. Call 237-0459
FOUND: SET OF keyi on on
College Ave. call to identify 237.
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FOUND A WATCH NEAR Beaver
Terrace. Call Karl 234.1032
FOUND AN I.D. card at
Shingletown Gap Reservoir 234-
.1032
GLASSES FOUND by wall Id front
of Old Main call 237.1157 to
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programming levels. Call Mr.
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COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
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"CLASSIC" 1 0ERSONALS
19771
Tucker says firing engineered
PHILADELPHIA ( AP) Former Com
monwealth Secretary C. Delofes Tucker said
Wednesday the fact that criminal charges wouldn't
be filed against her reaffirmed her belief that a
"power-hungry gang" surrounding Gov. Shapp
engineered her dismissal from state office.
The state closed its case against Mrs. Tucker
after Dauphin County District Attorney, Leroy
Zimmerman said Tuesday that he saw no basis for
prosecuting Mrs. Tucker for using state employees
to write speeches that earned her $65,000.
Gov. Shapp fired Mrs. Tuckei in September for
her actions.
Cable TV viewers 'talk back' to programs
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) When the
Henry Eckhart Family, didn't like the
rock show they were watching on
television recently, they pushed a button
attached to a computer in their living
room.. So many other viewers did the
same that the emcee signed the program
off the air.
Starting Thursday, cable television
subscribers all over Columbus will be
able to talk back to their TV sets
voting shows off the air, answering quiz
questions, bidding in auctions and even
second-guessing coaches in sporting
events.
The Eckharts were among 200 families
Coffee organization requests Ugandan trade policy
NEW YORK (UPI) The National
Coffee Association Wednesday called for
a national policy on trade i with Uganda
to ease public pressure on the domestic
coffee industry.
Rep.' Robert Dornan, R-Calif.,
Tuesday accused America's major
roasters of supporting "the racist
regime and Hitlerian policies" of
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In an interview Wednesday with Philadelphia
radio station WHAT, Mrs. Tucker said she was fired
because a gang surrounding Shapp "has long op
posed me for my leadership in advancing the cause
of women, minorities, the youth and the poor."
"They could not control me so they sought to
remove me to silence me and to finally try to
discredit me, not only here in Pennsylvania but
across the country," she said.
Mrs. Tucker, however, has never said who she
thought wanted her out of office.
"What bothers me now is if there is anyone in the
administration that has the . independence and
who tested the computer device called
QUBE, which was designed by Warner
Communications Corp., whose largest
cable outlet is the 100,000-home
Cdlumbus market.
For a $19.95 installation fee and $10.95
a month, subscribers can get cable
service plus the black computer box
attached to an 18-button 'console. The
buttons let viewers choose channels and
make responses to the shows.
Officials will not discuss subscriber
numbers, but before the advent of
QUBE, Warner Cable claimed 26,500
subscribers.
Claudine Eckhart recalled the night
Ugandan President Idi Amin by con
tinuing to import coffee from the East
African nation.
The association which represents the
domestic' coffee industry, adopted a
resolution saying violations of human
rights under Amin "are abhorrent and
morally repugnant" and '"have caused
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234.8480
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2-4 FEMALES needed to sublet 2
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SPACIOUS 3 bdr. $77-month all
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she, her husband and their children,
Anne, 9, and Robert, 8, were watching
one of the 30 cable channels that had "a
rock show on, playing records."
"They asked the audience whether
they should continue the show or cut it
off," she said. "We didn't like it and
voted `no.' The emcee said 'The majority
rules. Thank your and good night.' And
the show signed off. Our vote counted."
Susie Russell, who took part in the test
with her husband John, said they
especially enjoyed the quiz show and
would "compete to see who got the most
questions right."
"One night he would have the console,
I
public pressures on members to desist • The association urged the Carter ,, N „
from purchases of Ugandan coffee." administration and Congress to im- ~,i
Association directois said "it is ap- plement a national policy "concerning
propriate for the United States govern- trade by private and commercial in- '
ment to formulate a policy with respect terests in the United States with entities .41
to purchases of Ugandan coffee which in Uganda." .-.. ,
would avoid any such charges and apply Dornan and Rep. Donald Pease, D-
to all domestic participants in the coffee Ohio, are co-sponsors of a House 111
trade." 'resolution calling for a trade boycott..,.,
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freedom to speak out. Who is in the Shapp ad
ministration to speak out for the 'blacks, the
minorities, and women and the poor? I was the only
one who spoke out and that's why I'm not there,"
she said.
Attorney General Robert Kane, whose depart
ment investigated Mrs. Tucker's , activities, , said
Zimmerman's announcement marked the end of
the Tucker case.
Mrs. Tucker was the country's highest ranking
black woman in a state position at the time she was
fired. As commonwealth secretary she was in
charge of state election procedures.
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TO MACACAR : Happy
Anniversary! May we have a
lifetime of happiness together.
Love BJ
TO THE KNIGHT•ERRANT from
the Concubines:. We expected
more
the next night I would get it. One night,
he was out and I took a sports quiz. I , 4
didn't get one right," she said.
Mrs. Russell said she also took part in
an auction,, "but I only bid once before I
...\
chickened out."
"They would show an article and ask r . 4 ',.
how many people would bid $5 for it.-54.•
Then the bidding agent went up until
there was only one person left," she said.
Like other cable systems, QUBE's 3U.. :
channels include some that offer nothing,; , ;
but stock market listings, consumer ;; ,
information or programs for pre-school j 4
children. n 1
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