Most livable label sparks debate across cities
Portland tops 65 large metropolitan areas in a Midwest Research Institute study measuring economic political environmental social and health and education factors. Critics warn the ranking could spur migration while others question the method noting unmeasured quality of life aspects.
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Patrick A. Malone
Kansas City
Oregon
Desert Peninsula in Middle East Conflict Revealed
A historical note describes a triangular desert peninsula between Egypt and Saudi Arabia as a strategic front since 1948. It mentions a 1970s plan to place about 200 American technicians there to monitor Arab and Israeli troop separation, amid a broader exchange of ideas during Kissinger diplomacy.
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Israel
Egypt
Layne
Saudi Arabia
Desort
Magee
Henry Kigninger
Coryell
Possible pair of Illinois homicides under review
MARION, J. (UPI) Three Illinois law enforcement agencies are examining whether two deaths in a Southern Illinois town may have been ordered. The cases involve a year-old grandson treated for a small head wound and Ian Watson, a 1 year old who died under similar circumstances. Hospital officials at Marion Memorial Hospital were stunned and conducted a private probe before handing the matter to Williamson County State's Attorney Howerton.
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Marion
UPI
al Schutzenhofer
Illinois
Ian Apd
James Watson
Marion Memorial Hospital
Ilinois
Williamson County
Howerton
FBI
Veterans Administration Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mich
Brian Schutzenhofer
Schutzenhofer
Karen
Brian
Marion Memorial
Watson
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Louis
Junior Achievement meeting and safety concerns cited
A Tuesday night Junior Achievement organizational meeting is set at the K.C. fall with board member Jim Jaworski stating high attendance cards indicate interest. Separately, a Marion case involves Howerton and the FBI discussing possible homicides related to deaths at Marion Memorial and St. Luke's Hospital, with notes on medical mishaps and unrelated veteran hospital incidents.
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Abel Columbus
K.C
Jim Jaworski
Jaworski
Lincoln Tel pays dividend and seeks bond financing
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co. board declares a 40 cent common dividend payable October 10 for record September 30. Through September 5 1975 the firm gained 7,934 telephones versus 9,250 last year. Officials report progress with Northwestern Bell on retroactive toll revenue adjustments and seek Nebraska Public Service Commission approval to issue 30 million dollars in bonds to refinance maturing debt and fund construction and improvements.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co. Board of Directors
Thomas C. Woods
Lt&i
Northwestern Bell
Bell
Woods
Nebraska Public Service Commission
Quality of Life study ranks Lincoln and Omaha highly in Midwest
Midwest Research Institute rates Omaha and Lincoln among 243 U.S. cities with populations over 60,000. Omaha earns an excellent overall rating and top social category mark. Lincoln is outstanding in several categories and rated third among cities under 200,000. Sioux City and Sioux Falls also receive high marks in parts of the study. In Jamaica, Runaway Bay is described as having historical ties to runaway slaves.
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la Crosse
Wis
Frank Beeson
Oregon
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Mobile
Ala
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Tex
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Neb
United States
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Midwest Research Institute
Nebraska
U.S
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Iowa
Sioux Falls
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