Weakness blamed for nursing home problems in Kansas
Kansas nursing home chief says problems exist due to imperfect people not systemic failings. Attorney general report cites sanitation and care lapses and charges private patients subsidize welfare ones. agency heads pledge study findings and ongoing inspections amid nurse shortages.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Kansas Nursing Home Association
Kansas
Richard Brown
Brown
Area Forecast Clears Through Saturday With Mild Temperatures
Weather area forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies through Saturday. Highs today reach the mid to upper 60s, with tonight cooling to the mid to upper 30s. Saturday highs expected in the upper 60s to lower 70s, with winds easing to light and variable tonight.
Welfare costs rise to 22.6 billion in 1975 fiscal year
HEW estimates show welfare costs reached 22.6 billion for the year ended June 30, 1975, up from 18.8 billion, with all 26 indicators rising. Federal and state aid, Medicaid health care costs, inflation and unemployment linked to the surge as President Ford signals possible caps on social program spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Ford
Three Kansas towns end Northland apartment plans
Officials in Iola Chanute and Independence announce the demise of Northland Building Corporation plans for complexes in their towns. HUD withdrawals cite economic unfeasibility and rising interest rates. land options and rezoning actions are reversed or reconsidered as communities face housing needs.
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Chanute
Iola
Independence
Bud Huffman
Northland Building Corporation
Kansas City
Northland
Iowa
Jim Wilson
Lola
Bob Bunting
C. C. van Buskirk
Kissinger to Prepare Ford China Visit Paving Sino Relations
Washington reports President Ford sends Henry Kissinger to Peking via Tokyo to arrange a China trip after Thanksgiving. Kissinger will assess conditions with Mao and Chou in frail health and set groundwork for a new phase in Sino American relations.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
China
Kissinger
Peking
Tokyo
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Communist Party
Mao Tsetung
Chou En-lai
Mao
Chou
Soviet Union
Edward Heath
State Department
Hearst attorney denies specifics on SLA kidnappers
Terence Hallinan says he has inside information about the SLA kidnapping, but declines to name suspects. Steven Weed backs Hearst not being abducted by DeFreeze Wolfe and Perry, noting others may be alive or jailed. Six SLA members died in the 1974 Los Angeles gunbattle. FBI halted the case after Hearst’s capture.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Terence Hallinan
Steven Weed
SLA
Los Angeles
Miss Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
Berkeley
Calif
Weed
Donald DeFrreeze
Willie Wolfe
Nancy Ling Perry
San Francisco Chronicle
Herb Caen
Miss Perry
Willie
Hallinan
Vincent
Terence
Vincent Hallinan
FBI
Wendy Yoshimura
William Harris
Emily
DeFreeze, Wolfe
Jaworski Opposes Amendment Draft On Indicting President
Former Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski opposes a constitutional amendment to allow indicting a sitting president. He favors an independent attorney general to curb political abuses and notes the amendment process is arduous and uncertain. He agrees with parts of the Watergate report but not the proposed amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Jaworski
Watergate Office
Ford
Supreme Court
Reagan to run in North Carolina primary in 1976
Reagan plans a North Carolina Republican primary bid in March 1976 with a new campaign group North Carolina Citizens for Reagan. Sen. Jesse Helms leads the NC effort as chairman while Holshouser backs Ford. Backers include Tom Ellis Hugh Chatham Hamilton Horton Mizell and Bob Potter as Reagan allies.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPI
Ronald Reagan
North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
Reagan
Jesse Helms
Kansas City
Holshouser
Ford
GOP
Frank Rouse
Morehead City
Thomas Bennett
Raleigh
Tom Ellis
Helm
Senate
Elkin Textile
Hugh Chatham
the Observer
Hamilton Horton
Winston-Salem
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Bob Potter
Mecklenburg County
Ford calls urgent White House meeting on NYC default risk
Ford summoned top economic advisers to the White House for an urgent 90 minute session after word that New York City's financial default was imminent. The White House spokesman said a report to the President would follow but warned against speculation that Ford would alter his stance on federal aid.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
New York City
United Fund totals $11992.66 as drive nears goal
Eldon Penner treasurer reports United Fund contributions today totaling 11992.66 with residential soliciting set to begin next week. The drive aims for 32000 and remains short of half the goal. Nine agencies receive support through the fund and pledges amount to 1407 in advance contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Eldon Penner
Penner
Industry shows recovery signs across U S sectors
United Press International reports a quickened production pace the fastest in nearly 11 years with rising overtime and jobless benefits down for the third straight week. Auto makers plan to hire 4 600 workers as demand strengthens while industrial output rises 1 9 percent in August.
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United Press International
Detroit
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Department
General Motors
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Anaheim
Calif
Federal Reserve
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Memorial Auditorium
Paschal
Richard Trembly
NCCJC
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Department of Health and Environment
Larry Wilkerson
Flint Hills Manor
Emporia
Social and Rehabilitations Services
Robert Harder
SRS
Harder
Cha
Yours
C. S. Newton
John Rubew
Ray Rinck
Howard Immel
Department of Housing and
W.E.T. Inc
Overland Park
Abner Perney
HUD
Perney
W.E.T
Secretary of State
John M. Williams
Neiman Road
Neiman Rd
W.L.T. Construction Co
Williams
William Sillin
Sillin
Cliff Dobson
Hearst
Oklahoma
Arkansas
United Fund Count
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