Editorial I do re echoes in White House wedding history
The piece traces White House nuptials from 1812 to 1828, noting Lucy Payne Washington and Thomas Dodd first, Maria Hester Monroe and Samuel Gouverneur as the first presidential daughter bride, and Grover Cleveland the only president married there. It highlights costs, public interest, and notable details about each ceremony.
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Edward Cox
Tricia Nixon
White House
Presidential Mansion
Dolley Madison
Lucy Payne Washington
Thomas Dodd
Supreme Court
Maria Hester Monroe
Samuel Gouverneur
Lucius J. Polk
Tennessee
Nellie Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
Algernon Sartoris
John Tyler
Elizabeth
William N. Waller
Virginia
Lynda Bird Johnson
Charles S. Robb
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
Cleveland
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Mary Catherine Hellen
Role of business in the environment discussed at White House seminar
Judd H. Alexander, vice president for environment affairs at American Can Company, speaks at a White House seminar on the environment. He notes business must balance harm to the world with positive contributions to quality of life.
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White House
Judd H. Alexander
American Can Company
Do-it-yourself abortion experiment at Jacobi Hospital faces praise and criticism
A 19 year old woman underwent a salting out abortion at home after hospital counseling at Jacobi Hospital in the Bronx. The program, begun 11 months ago, allows patients with 14 or more weeks of pregnancy to complete abortion at home with hospital support. Supporters cite convenience and capacity, while critics call it dangerous and inhumane.
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New York
Jacobi Hospital
Bronx
Schulman
Jacobi
Frank Ayd
Medical-Moral Newsletter
Baltimore
New York Health Administration
Abortion Rights Association
Judith Cohen
Planned Parenthood
Clean Great Lakes vows fish friendly by 1975 pact
The United States and Canada unveiled a multibillion dollar plan to restore the Great Lakes for any kind of fish to live in by 1975. The U S cost about 2 billion with industry share and Canada around 200 million due to fewer shoreside industries. Environmental chiefs said the program aims for river and lake cleanup to achieve pristine water quality.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
U.S
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Jack Davis
Fisheries and Forestry
Regionalism urged by Lake Agassiz Engineers Chapter
The Lake Agassiz Chapter of the Minnesota Society of Professional Engineers backs regionalism and regional commissions under the Regional Development Act arguing for area wide cooperation and planning to use resources efficiently and aid rural growth. The Bemidji chapter covers 14 counties and includes most registered engineers.
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Lake Agassiz
Minnesota Society of Professional Engineers
Professional Engineers
Minnesota
R. F. Studer
L. B. Larson
Bemidji
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