Common Market leaders push unity and Britain talks
At THE HAGUE, six Common Market nations pledged to boost unification and begin talks within six months on admitting Britain Denmark Sweden and Ireland. President Pamphlou dropped France opposition to Britain and backed new cooperation on political monetary nuclear and tech ties. A European reserve fund was urged to aid members in balance of payments troubles.
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Iowa nursing homes suspend welfare admissions until funds rise
Iowa Nursing Home Association and custodial home administrators vote to halt all welfare admissions by January 31 1970, citing rising costs and inflation. About 800 welfare recipients are housed in care facilities, with average state payments of 225 dollars for nursing homes and 133 for custodial homes. No patients will be removed. The move, supported by about 2000 administrators, is paired with calls for immediate state funding while governors and legislators face the financial strain of aging facilities and stagnant reimbursements.
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