Nurses Training Scholarships Awarded by Madison County 40 and 8
The Madison County 40 and 8 awards nurses training scholarships to area girls who may attend any accredited school in Indiana. The program began 24 years ago in the county, funded mainly by the Groundhog Banquet, and has grown into a nationally recognized project.
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Madison County
Indiana
Volture
Dave Chaille
Robert Wood
Walter Keith
Frank Drake
Max McCain
Alvin Meiney
Donald Phillippe
Robert Grimes
al Waolert
Indiana congressmen oppose pay hike in House vote
The Indiana delegation split as two Fifth District and Philip Sharp of the Seventh District voted against a pay raise from 844,800 to 57,500 per year. Critics call the benefits excessive while pointing to ethics limits and living costs in Washington.
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Aix
Indiana
Fifth
Kiwool Bud" Hillis
Philip Sharp
Ith
Congress
Washington
Washington, D.C
Federal Diary Execs To Miss Raises
Government top career executives will skip the October pay raise while civilians and military personnel receive increases of 6 to 7 percent. Congress caps career federal pay at 347,500 until October 1978, preventing recovery of the missed raise.
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Mike Cauley
Washington
Congress
Senate House
Defense
Speilman
House
Carter B1 Bomber Decision Sparks Defense Debate
Editorial argues President Carter erred in halting the Rockwell B1 bomber program. It contends the treaty of deterrence requires the aircraft to counter Soviet Bear and Backfire threats, warning Inflation and lobbying hinder national defense. The piece defends the B1’s speed, terrain-following guidance, and strategic value for a credible triad.
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Thamar
Hage
West
Carter
United States
Pearl Harbor
Soviet Union
Gere
Hockwell International Corp
Boz
FBI
Grand
Washington
Congress
American Friends Committee
Vietnam
Cambodia
Air Forte
Hut
National Defense
Rockwell
Hackwell
U.S
U.S. Navy
Florida
Moscow
Havana
America
Air Force
Charles C. Bock Jr
Should charities tell donors how funds are used
Washington debate centers on a Wilson bill requiring charities that solicit via mail to disclose legal name address purpose and intended use of contributions and the share spent on charitable purposes. The proposal faces opposition from religious groups while gaining support from health and kidney foundations and Save the Children.
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Marguerite Sullivan
Copley
Washington
Charles Wilson
D-Calif
Wilson
Postal Inspection Service
LS. Postal Service
Sai Wilson
Bona Fide
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
House Rules Committee
House
Wis Meystre
Thas
American Heart Association
American Lung Association
National Kidney Foundation
Arthritis Foundation
Save the Children Foundation
Freedom Declaration sparks transatlantic Free Enterprise Day
Anthony Harrigan notes July 1 as International Free Enterprise Day in Britain and the United States. Prominent Britons sign a declaration defending democracy and free enterprise against rising state control and bureaucracy amid labor unrest and protests.
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Anthony Harrigan
Great
Britain
Aims For Freedom and Enterprise Organization
United States
Association of Polytechnic Teachers
T Caders
North London
London
London Daily Telegraph
Carter
Ashley Cooper
Charlestan
S.C
News and Courier
Will Rogers on Education and Moderation 1935
A Will Rogers collection notes his critique of excess in American life. He mocks overeducation without wisdom, political posturing, and paying people not to work, while joking about the Ku Klux Klan's reaction to New York and mass audience sentiments.
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Will Rogers
New York
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