NASC rates Indiana senators zero for elderly issues
The National Alliance of Senior Citizens issued its Golden Age Index grading U S Senators on elderly welfare. Indiana’s Vance Hartke and Birch Bayh scored zero for failing to back fixed income protection and inflation containment. The NASC president urged both to curb deficits and restore purchasing power for retirees. The piece criticizes USPS contracts raising first class postage and highlights wasteful federal mail, including multiple copies of releases from Bayh and Hillis, and Hartke’s announcements about Crane Naval Ammunition Depot.
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Doctors as Dinner Guests and Free Advice Givers
A humorous vignette from 1975 depicts doctors as social magnets at parties. A physician explains how he avoids diagnosing strangers yet collects professional fees and tips from various guests. He jokes about Лю earning $550 in pro fees and other guests trading services.
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Field Enterprises, Int
Where To Write Your Legislators
Senator R Vance Hartke in Room 452 Old Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 and Senator Birch E Baythe in Room 304 Old Senate Office Building are listed as contact points for constituents seeking correspondence with Congress.
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Job security rises as surveys show easing layoff fears
Phillips survey of June 19 to July 2 finds 14 percent feel totally secure, up from 38 percent in February, and only 5 percent foresee a good chance of being laid off. The results show optimism returning after winter anxiety, though unemployment remains high and security worries persist.
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U.S
Sindlinger
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Big Cities Doomed by Debt and Welfare Demands
The piece argues that New York City mirrors a failing large city model, with $13 billion borrowed, $641 million red ink in the new fiscal year, and rising welfare costs. It notes bankers retreating, layoffs across agencies, and calls for belt tightening as a condition for further borrowing.
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House Divides Over Arms for Turkey Sparks Polls and Lobby Drama
In a July 24 House debate on Turkey arms the Greek lobby and a powerful Capitol press gallery watched as the vote favored the President only narrowly. Pressure from Greek Americans and lobbyists produced a complex clash with bold claims on constitutional principle versus political realism.
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Ford May Dump Rockefeller Despite Reagan Push
The piece argues Ford could replace Rockefeller if conservatives unite behind Reagan at the 1976 convention. Reagan lacks national support and would need broad backing to force a ticket change, while Ford hopes to win the nomination with restraint toward the right wing. Callaway signals possible Rockefeller withdrawal to appease conservatives.
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Federal health bill veto overridden and debt concerns loom
In New York City, the Senate votes 67 to 15 to override President Ford and back a $2 billion Federal health care bill. If House support follows, funds will expand mental health care and related programs while officials fear growing deficits. The piece also warns the 1975 debt burden may erode the dollar’s value toward five cents by 1980 and beyond.
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