Medical in Air of a Urotic Ep
A fragment from a medical column discusses respiratory symptoms and a suspected urethral condition, noting patient discomfort and a tentative diagnosis. Further tests are suggested to confirm the ailment and guide treatment.
Fragmented OCR Willingness Echoes Amid Legal Jumble
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Interior Promises Closer Watch On Indian Education Funds
The Interior Department vows tighter oversight of federal aid for Indian education after NAACP Legal Defense Fund and the Harvard Center for Law and Education accuse seven Western states and New York of diverting funds for Indian children. Assistant Secretary Harrison Loesch says a balanced report highlights concerns by Commissioner Louis Bruce and Hawtae and promises scrutiny in coming months.
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Shapp Names Welfare Head Pick for Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP Milton J. Shapp announces potential welfare secretary Helene Wohlgemuth, a House majority staff specialist, likely to be named. Wohlgemuth, wife of Leon Wohlgemuth steel executive, lives in Sewickley and has led health and welfare work. relief rolls exceed 735,000 as Shapp fills cabinet posts.
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Hughes Must Face Suit as Personal Defendant
LAS VEGAS AP A judge ruled that publicity shy Howard Hughes must be a personal defendant in a 50 million suit by Robert Maheu former Hughes manager. Maheu named the Hughes Tool Co claiming breach of a life employment agreement. The ruling followed an earlier decision by Judge Howard Babcock that the tool company could terminate Maheu.
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Automakers Push To Keep High Car Sticker Prices
Ford and Chrysler officials urged the FTC to retain current practice of listing suggested retail prices that exceed actual sale prices. They argued the sticker price is accurate and nondeceptive, while noting most cars sold fall below the list price, despite a proposal to require a 3 percent margin above the lowest sale price in the top 30 percent of sales.
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Bradford A K Escort Fee Sparks City Budget Talk
Bradford officials seek a five dollar per trip charge on escort services by police for local businesses including funeral directors and banks, excluding the treasurer’s office. A 12 month survey logged about 960 calls with roughly 250 to the treasurer, shaping a projected three thousand dollars in escort revenues for 1971. The move prompts debate on price fairness and public clarity. Earlier, statements on advertising ethics surface amid price discussions involving Ford and Chrysler, with General Motors abstaining due to ongoing litigation. James town reports Crawford County’s first 1971 traffic fatality as Glen J Rice, 21, of Jamestown R D 1, killed in a one car crash in South Shenango Township. cause listed as intracranial injuries.
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Corry Erie County Fails Bid to Ban Phosphate Detergents
Erie County Commissioners refused to ban sale of phosphate detergents, directing the Erie County Council of Sportsman Clubs to seek state action. County Solicitor Mortimer E. Graham said counties lack power to pass such laws, noting only cities could prohibit within limits. Commissioner Hill noted a 1970 Harrisburg bill to ban phosphates, urging lobbying to move it through the Senate.
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