Ohio Valley Health Services funds eyed for 1976 projects
The Ohio Valley Health Services foundation seeks about 4.9 million ARC funds for 28 new and continued projects totaling 6.8 million to serve seven counties and nearby areas in 1976. Proposals include family practice clinics in Wellston and Meigs County, in home meal services, Belpre primary care facility, HAVAR residential care in Athens, and expanded waste collection in Lawrence and Meigs Counties. The plan also seeks an ARC funded Health Systems Agency HQ in Athens and continued support for the Vinton County Satellite Center and Athens Hocking Perry Child Development program.
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Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Ohio
Appalachian Regional Commission
Southeast Ohio Health Planning Association
Health Systems Agency
OVHSF
ARC
Athens
Vinton County
Athens- Hocking-Perry
Wellston
Jenkins Memorial Health Center
Meigs County
Belpre
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Havar
O’bleness
Lawrence
Meigs
Perry County
Gov Browns Meet the Press remarks spark welfare debate
In a Meet the Press appearance Governor Edmund G Brown Jr of California criticizes old welfare programs as bankrupt and calls for reform. He argues for redistributing work to expand opportunity but warns against slowing productivity and harming incentive.
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Meet the Press
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Gov. Brown
Brown
Connally’s NYC bailout plan draws mixed reactions from critics
John Connally argues New York City must balance its budget with federal aid to backstop ob ligations, proposing a five billion dollar RFC styled program with a strong federal overseer. He warns against wider bailouts yet notes political fears over municipal self rule and bondholder priorities amid labor unrest.
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John Connally
America
New York City
New York
Issue 2 tax break aims to boost Ohio jobs
Gov James Rhodes argues Issue 2 would create up to 500000 new jobs in five years by making Ohio industries more attractive through 30 year city exemptions and 15 year other area exemptions, while opponents fear automation reduces jobs and harms welfare funding. Finance advocate David C Sweet notes industry priorities lie with education and living conditions rather than tax cuts, and he now serves on the Public Utilities Commission.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Aflcio
Afl-Cio
Rhodes
Athens County Medical Society backs SEOEMS levy on November ballot
The Athens County Medical Society endorses the proposed tax levy for the Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Services System Issue 10. They praise SEOEMS for rapid skilled care and its role in recruiting physicians, warning that losing the system could hinder emergency care and physician recruitment in the county.
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Athens County Medical Society
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Services System
Seoems
Athens County
Athens
Children’s
Columbus
Secems
Ohio
Nixon returns to politics with Teamsters golf plan
On a porch at La Casa Pacifica, two Nixons discuss a comeback fueled by a forthcoming book and TV interviews. The elder insists he will fool critics, claim Watergate was a mistake, and target China, the Soviet Union, and the Middle East as they plot a future return.
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Nixon
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San Clemente
Teamsters
la Costa
Dicky Boy
Newsweek
Dicky
Richard Milhaus Nixon
Richard
Peoria
China
Soviet Union
Middle East
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Gilligan
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The
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David Frost
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