Denied by profession nursing home mistreatment charges
In Saint Paul Minnesota AP reporting mentions charges of patient mistreatment at Minneapolis Saint Paul nursing homes. Senator Frank E Moss of Utah described the allegations as shocking during a Senate subcommittee hearing on long term care.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Moss
Senate
J. J. Green
Minnesota Nursing Home Association
Subcommittee
Walter Mondale
D. Minn
Daphne H. Krause
Minneapolis Age and Opportunity Center, Inc
Lexington Nursing Home
St. Paul
Robert Shypulski
Lorraine S. Keppels
Lexington
Daniel Henry
Minneapolis
2200 Park
Juline Lamb
Henry
Ellen Marx
Capitol View Nursing Home
Harry Petersen
Capitol View
Marian Villas
Heritage of
Edina Nursing Home
Green
Nursing Home Association
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
William H. Rehnquist
Supreme Court
Rehnquist
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Winnie Judd to be paroled after decades in prison
Florence Arizona AP Winnie Ruth Judd the Tiger Woman 67 was cleared for parole after decades in confinement for the 1931 dismemberment murder of a roommate. She avoided the gallows due to insanity and has spoken of attempts to pressure her in prison.
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Florence, Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Los Angeles
Arizona
Judd
Jack Williams
Bemidji educator Dr. Ernest Plath dies at 55
Dr. Ernest Plath 55 longtime Bemidji State College educator died unexpectedly at his Long Lake home near Turtle River He headed teacher education and Head Start programs at BSC and authored the schools evaluation for NCATE His career spanned Kansas North Dakota Oklahoma and Washington with several professional roles and memberships Funeral arrangements are pending Olson and Schwartz handling.
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Bemidji State College
Long Lake
Turtle River
Plath
BSC
University of North Dakota
Minnesota
National Council For the Accreditation of Teacher Education
Harrisburg
D.C
Sublette
Kans
Madison
Kansas
Kansas State Department of Education
Topeka
University of Oklahoma
U. of North Dakota
Platte, S.D
Springfield, S.D
U. of Kansas
Phi Delta Kappa
The
Association of Higher Education
MEA
NEA
Bemidji Lions Club
Bemidji Elks Club
Minnesota Elementary School Principals Association
Jayne
Dennis
Diane) Wegner
Edina
Ernest D
Aberdeen
Wash
Olson
Schwartz
Nixon faces veto on tax bill amid campaign financing clash
Washington reports say President Nixon may veto a pending tax bill after House and Senate Democrats view amendments as a bid to block campaign financing and tax relief. Nixon, after a three hour meeting with Clark MacGregor, warned amendments could balloon the federal budget.
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House
Senate
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Clark MacGregor
FBI doesn't give up Hyacker search continues
In Woodland Washington the hijacker who disappeared with two parachutes and $200000 remains at large as the FBI, Portland and Seattle pursue leads. A University of Washington sociologist calls the incident an awesome feat in man versus machine, likening it to a Robin Hood figure. Local sheriffs say search efforts in the Cascade foothills have paused pending new information while investigators question dozens of people tied to a composite sketch.
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Woodland, Wash
FBI
University of Washington
Otto Larsen
Larsen
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Northwest Airlines
Reno
Nev
Clark County
Wash
Cascade Mountain
Washington
Woodland
Air Pirate
Florence Schaffner
Mexico
William Scott
Boeing
Weekend charity sale supports needy through CAP event
Bi-County Community Action Agency hosts a Christmas Boutique December 3 and 4 at 211 Minnesota Avenue to raise funds for Christmas baskets. Articles from local low income groups, including teddy bears sold to Dayton’s in Minneapolis, will be displayed with coffee, donuts, sloppy joes, and a rummage sale.
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Bi-County Community Action Agency
CAP
Minnesota Avenue
Helen Nagler
Nagler
Daytons
Minneapolis
Minnesota Ave
Community Action Agency
Nixon to Visit China February 21 in Historic Trip
President Nixon will travel to Peking February 21 1972 for talks with Chinese leaders in a historic mission aimed at peacetime normalization. White House officials say details including trip length will be released soon and preparations continue smoothly.
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Nixon
Peking
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Henry Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
People’s Republic of China
United States of America
China
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Ameri
France
Britain
West Germany
Japan
Canada
Ziegler
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