Williams College Pays $130,726 in Williams Tax Bill
Williams College completed payment of its 1966 tax bill to Williamstown, turning over $55,726 to Tax Collector William C. Madden. The total so far is $130,726 after an earlier $75,000 advance. Taxes cover faculty and staff housing and some college business properties, with exemptions for educational buildings. Mount Hope Farm is the largest single taxpayer property at $16,814.
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California doctors offer tips for new fathers
The California Medical Association urges first time dads to accompany wives on initial visits, learn what to expect about weight, diet, hygiene, travel and exercise. Be supportive, help with chores, give encouragement, and prepare for the big day with small gestures and practical comforts. Many doctors suggest bringing a radio or puzzles for the waiting period.
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Birth Control Struggle in Egypt Grows
In Egypt, a peasant woman watches a social worker carry a loop contraceptive as officials push population control to curb a 30 million people rising 86 births per hour. Despite Moslem leaders backing family planning publicly since 1963, cultural pressures keep the birth rate high as 2.8 percent yearly growth persists.
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