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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1974

Page

4

Hospitals face plastic supply shortages across the nation

The Buffalo General Hospital and Brackenridge Hospital report shortages of clear plastic cups and cotton goods, while Bryan Memorial in Lincoln notes shortages of plastic container supplies. Other hospitals cite delays and back orders as petrochemical linked shortages affect syringes and related devices. The American Hospital Association finds little stockpiling overall, with variations by hospital.

Louise Cook Associated Press Buffalo, N General Hospital Brackenridge Hospital Austin Tex Bryan Alemorial Hospital Lincoln Neb Earl Jones Buffalo Hospital Ers Mount Sinai Medical Center Millwaukee Wis W. B. Marshall Grand Rapids, Mich American Hospital Association

Lincoln committee backs payroll deductions for child support

The Nebraska Judiciary Committee supported a bill allowing payroll deductions for overdue child support, proposed by Sen. Michard Fellman. The panel also planned a study to improve child support law and backed reducing the no fault divorce waiting period from six months to 60 days. It urged guidelines valuing a homemaker's role in property settlements and preservation of gender neutrality in custody decisions.

Lincoln Neb Judiciary Committee Michard Fellman Omaha Nebraska

Nixon plans major revamp of domestic policy staff

President Nixon moves to reorganize his domestic policymaking apparatus after Watergate, prompted by Vice President Ford’s rising role and Melvin Laird’s expected departure. Roy Ash and Kenneth Cole lead the restructuring, with discussions involving White House aides and public relations staff.

Nixon San Clemente Calif Gerald R. Ford Melvin R. Laird Fort Roy Ash Office of Management and Burger Kenneth Cole Domestic Council Shird John D Ehrlichman Ash White House Alexander M. Haig Jr Washington Kenneth W. Clawson Ronald L. Ziegler

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