The American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Act
The essay argues the ACS plays a pivotal role in national cancer policy since the act, with expanded funding and flexible grants supporting young investigators. It highlights the cancer prevention study, its findings on cigarettes and asbestos, and ACS's education, patient care, and rehabilitation work. Volunteers are urged to donate to wipe out cancer in a lifetime.
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Justin J. Stein
ACS
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Hughes and Humphrey $50,000 briefcase saga recounted
The 1968 Hughes campaign cash tale surfaces again with Robert Maheu claiming he lent $50,000 to Humphrey, delivered in a briefcase at Century City. Humphrey says he recalls no such delivery, while aides corroborate neither delivery nor receipt, amid diary notes and sworn interrogatories detailing meetings and fundraising attempts.
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Howard Hughes
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White House
George Clifford
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What is proper estate planning for a widow with a will
A widow with two grown children asks how to transfer a home to them to reduce taxes without naming them on the deed. The answer: practical gains are limited. Estate planning focuses on a will, marital deduction trusts, life insurance, or gifts. with a likely under $60,000 taxable estate, federal estate tax is unlikely and state inheritance tax rates apply only after deductions.
You Know Who Those Characters Are That You Went To School With
A Paul Harvey style monologue targets youth culture as a fraud and labels certain social ills as the fault of the “crumb bums.” It argues crime, poverty, and delinquency are exaggerated excuses, urging honest, blunt naming of the problem and a return to accountability.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Crime compensation for crime victims in Pennsylvania debate
William Ecenbarger examines victim compensation and counseling needs in Pennsylvania. With New Jersey already near a million dollars annually, lawmakers fear costs while exploring funding ideas from fines to convict wages. He urges expanding counseling services as a low cost aid alongside possible monetary relief.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
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