McIntyre proposes national health care pool plan
UPI reports Senator Thomas J. McIntyre of New Hampshire unveils a bill to link federal standards with private plans under a national health care pool. The plan funds a poor and near poor subsidy, ambulatory care emphasis, and coverage for disabled and other groups, with costs and implementation phased from 1972.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. McIntyre
H. McIntyre
New Hampshire Democrat
McIntyre
McIintyre
Ripon Society names Hickel man of year
The Ripon Society selects Walter J. Hickel as man of the year from its Ripon FORUM readers Polling shows Hickel, former Interior Secretary and Alaska governor, highest among Nixon cabinet members. Ripon president Auspitz cites environmental gains and reconciliation as reasons. He will receive the award at an April 21 Earth Day dinner in Seattle Washington.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Ripon Society
Walter J. Hickel
Nixon
Hickel
Ripon Forum
Independent Republican Organization
Alaska
Ripon
Josiah Lee Auspitz
Central Vermont weighs appeal over PSB rate decision
In Vermont, Central Vermont Public Service Corp weighs appealing an 11 percent rate increase denial, seeking to fund a proposed 19 percent hike to raise 4 million dollars. The 1970 report shows 11 percent revenue growth but higher operating costs, lowering net income to 2.7 million and earnings to 1.38 a share.
Vermont’s First Welfare Commissioner Laid to Rest
Funeral services for W. Arthur Simpson aged 83, Vermont’s first welfare commissioner and four time gubernatorial candidate, portrayed as the “eldest statesman” of state Republicans, were held Saturday in Lyndonville. Bryant Russell, 54, of St. Albans died Saturday when his car veered off Vermont Route 36 and hit a tree.
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Lyndonville
UPI
W. Arthur Simpson
Vermont
ST. Albans
Bryant Russell
Thieves Seek Jewelry Loot From Albany Burglaries
Police pursue three burglaries worth about 13000 dollars in Albany. Carr Jewelers Inc and Capitol Jewelers Supplies reported 4800 and 1239 dollars in jewelry taken from two stores in 545 Broadway building. Dr Makis Tsatogas home at 113 Holland Ave lost 7139 dollars in jewelry. Burglars struck overnight before 8 30 a m Friday. In Troy a Davison Hall burglary at RPI yielded over 2000 dollars in gear during spring vacation. Master keys to the building are missing.
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Albany
Broadway
Carr Jewelers Inc
James Dix
Sophie Greenberg
Capitol Jewelers Supplies
Makis Tsatogas
Holland Ave
Troy
Davison Hall
RPI
Charles King
Detective Bureau
King
Therapeutic community opens on Berkshire farm for addicts
A six month trial program operates at Alopha Farm on a southern Berkshire property owned by the Wendell Corey widow. The site will house a small group of male addicts aged 14 to 19 under the oversight of former addict Douglas Purvis and Dr. Charles Capers. Purvis and Capers will screen applicants and manage intake. Berkshire Medical Center reports completion of a cobalt treatment unit in a new radiology suite with Sister Barbara Burke supervising the unit and two way closed circuit TV for patient communication.
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Washington
Berkshire
Wendell Corey
Wi; Mountain Road
Alopha Farm
Douglas Purvis
Purvis
Charles Capers
Berkshire Mental Health Center
Pittsfield — Berkshire Medical Center
Barbara Burke
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Richard Thomas
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