States with most doctors per capita rise nationwide
Census data show 177 physicians per 100 000 Americans in 1979 up from 166 in 1970 and 148 in 1960, with New York leading at 261 per 100 000 and Iowa ranking 43rd at 121. Regional patterns place the Northeast first, followed by the West, North Central, and South.
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Volunteer alert seeks helpers across youth and elder programs
Community volunteer call list includes Girl Scout leadership training with Gloria Johnson, YWCA assistant and admin support via Terra Fitzpatrick, Mobile Meals deliveries, handicapped arts and crafts with Jim Jensen, nursery assistance with Terra Fitzpatrick, disabled swimmer supervision with Jenny or Betty, Boy Scout leader with Frank Adkins, reading tutor with Tara, American Heart Association donor follow up, Big Brothers Big Sisters recruitment, YWCA recreation and swim support for developmentally disabled child, baseball and softball roles at Jane Boyd House with Suzy Beshears, School's Out dance planning with Terra L.LV, and general volunteerism guidance from Edie Liotis.
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Gloria Johnson
YWCA
Terra Fitzpatrick
Lincoln School
Edna McMurray
Jim Jensen
Handicapped Systems
Bender Pool
Jenny
Betty
Frank Adkins
Tara
American Heart Association
Kristin
Sue
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Jane Boyd
Suzy Beshears
L.lv
Edie Liotis
Stolen James Dean tombstone found near Fairmount cemetery
A motorist spotted the James Dean monument atop a tree stump about 30 miles from Park Cemetery in Fairmount Indiana. The stone, damaged by souvenir seekers, was undamaged on return to relatives. Dean, born in Marion Indiana, died in 1955 at age 24 after a California crash.
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Fairmount
Ind
James Dean
Marylou Winslow
Marcus Winslow Jr
Marcus
Park Cemetery
Indianapolis
Dean
Marion
California
Chisholm Speech Draws Protests At Our Lady of the Elms
Shirley Chisholm spoke to about 200 students at Our Lady of the Elms College in Chicopee Massachusetts with roughly 40 abortion opponents picketing outside. The former congresswoman received a standing ovation as she framed feminism within a broader humanist democracy. Meanwhile Lyn Nofziger told Minneapolis Republicans the Ivory soap candidate will likely win re election and urged rivals not to challenge Reagan.
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U.S
Shirley Chisholm
Ms. Chisholm
New York
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Reagan
Ivory
Minneapolis
Lyn Nofziger
Nofziger
White House
Elephant Club
Timerman Joins Newsweek as Columnist in New York
Timerman, author of Prisoner Without a Name, joins Newsweek as a columnist. He lives in Tel Aviv after a 29 month prison term in Argentina and deportation in 1977. His new book The Longest War condemns Israel’s Lebanon invasion and criticizes Prime Minister Begin.
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Jacobo Timerman
Newsweek Magazine
Timerman
Israel
Buenos Aires
Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Menachem Begin
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