AMA eight point program to aid the elderly health care
The American Medical Association proposes an eight point plan addressing elderly care including rethinking roles for seniors, expanding medical assistance and tax support, extending health insurance, easing retirement, building more nursing homes, expanding community programs, and focusing on prevention and rehabilitation for mental health among the aged. The plan emphasizes independence and usefulness for the elderly rather than viewing them as a mass problem.
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Blue Shield
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Where is truth in an age of official information
A citizen questions how much of an administration's story is withheld or distorted for security or protection. Outsiders face gaps in facts and rely on limited sources, while seeking a reliable, impartial clearing house for truth remains elusive.
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Congress
Railroad Reform and the National Transport Crisis
The piece argues the core railroad problem is twofold: outdated regulation favoring government over private enterprise and obsolete work rules. It notes Kennedy's call for more competition and less regulation, a presidential commission’s suggested changes, federal court support for railroad-led reforms, and Supreme Court approval. It links rail policy to broader transport system issues and urges timely congressional action.
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Washington News Lays Out Kennedy Walk Funnies and Guffaws
Washington notes mix satire and sport as Gladys Shelley promotes a Kennedy Walk song for mile hikers while Danish comedian Victor Borge riffs at Constitution Hall about taped overseas segments. Quotes mock government gimmicks and fitness aims frame a lively Capitol buzz.
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Spring Brightens Mood as Economy Edges Up
AP reports a cautious upturn across industries with improved February factory jobs reversing seven months of shrinkage. Steel shows seven weeks of expansion, up 19 percent from February, aided by stock building and real orders from autos and construction. Unemployment remains a concern at 6.1 percent, but spring could boost outdoor hiring and consumer-facing demand.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Boyle's Column And how good it feels
New York AP column recounts a middle aged man confronting a loose tooth and the comic misadventures of dental mishaps. He endures boss coffee breaks and a dentist’s wrench episode before a replacement bridge is proposed, ending with his wife’s playful gift and a tongue in cheek reflection on middle age rewards.
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Calorie Counting Guests Spoil Dinners Say Critics
Hollywood remembers Ruth Willett Neveper Belupree. A column argues Americans have become a nation of weight watchers and calorie counters who announce numbers at meals. Hostesses labor to please guests deserve praise, not public diet chiding. Diet talk is vanity and ruins appetite and hospitality.
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Saco streets in winter spark voter concerns
A reader letter in The Journal criticizes the Saco city government for cutting public services such as streets sidewalks and sewers. The piece contrasts current policy with former Mayor Charles R. Cote’s administration, warning voters to remember the condition of Saco streets when casting ballots next December.
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Charles R. Cote
Donald McCone
Winnetka Senior Center Links Generations Through School Projects
The Winnetka Senior Center integrates elders into community life via a school-based program with five suburban communities. Each adult volunteers with two children, guiding projects that blend senior expertise with student learning in navigation, magnetism, accounting, and science. The program, supported by the school board, fosters mutual respect and offers a replicable model for other communities.
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Janet S. Burgeon
Navy
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Biddeford-Seco Journal Classified Data Snapshot
Local Biddeford paper lists address Adams Street and contact numbers for publisher and editorial departments. Subscription rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news and AP dispatches. Entered second class postage at Biddeford.
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Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A scrambled list of crossword hints across and down with numerous typos and partial clues. Entries include heroic, unite in a troop, shape, Bathsheba's husband, opera tune, Spanish dish, writer in a meanioal field, light covered cart, Rose pseudocarps, tracked, lyric poet of Virgil's day, pungent herb, Dover resident, Belgrade name, American abbr, give in, hazard, luxuriant, youngest of Greek gods, constellation near Taunns, Bedouin head cord, smooth in phonetics, skiing torn, may 8 194% two words, aged chieftain at siege of Troy, pilot's.
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