Hart Dies at 64. Civil Rights and Consumer Advocate
Senator Philip A. Hart of Michigan, a longtime liberal and champion of civil rights and consumer protection, died at his Washington home after a battle with malignant melanoma. Dubbed the conscience of the Senate, he opposed concentrated corporate power and planned to dismantle large businesses. Funeral plans were announced, with a memorial Mass to be held at St Matthews Cathedral. Hart will be succeeded in the Senate by Donald W. Riegle.
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St. Anne's Catholic Cemetery
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Reigle
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Frigid Box ing Day Polar Swim Ends With Ice Cream
In Departure Bay Nanaimo 500 swimmers braved 46 degree water for the 18th annual event. They received two silver dollars each, plus ice cream, Hawaiian music, dancers, and a large bonfire as spectators numbered about 2000.
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Red Tape Eases Government Paperwork Through Reforms
A federal panel, the Commission on Federal Paperwork, seeks public comment in hearings across the nation on simplifying forms. President Ford reduced federal forms by over 10 percent, but a new pension law and more scholarship applicants increased form volume. The panel has issued 100 recommendations and cites potential billions in savings, including annual energy data reforms and a unified health billing form.
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US Slips to Sixth in World Income Ranking for 1975
The World Bank reports the United States per capita income reached 7060 dollars in 1975, ranking sixth behind Kuwait United Arab Emirates Qatar Switzerland and Sweden. It notes stagnant growth since 1973 and population growth in developing nations while cautioning that figures are preliminary and inflation not adjusted.
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