California living will law changes end of life care
The 1975-76 Pennsylvania General Assembly faces a renewed debate on death with a new California statute allowing terminally ill patients to direct withholding or withdrawal of life sustaining care. The law permits living wills for competent adults, requires witnesses, and stipulates safeguards including extra oversight in nursing facilities.
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Pennsylvania General Assembly
California
State Department of Aging
Edmund G. Brown Jr
The Century’s Work Force Shift and Women’s Rise
The discussion centers on how women entering the workforce reshapes cities and society. Ginzberg notes half the world is female and altering one half changes the total equation, predicting urban revival, longer ranges of careers, longer vacations, and increased political participation. He cites only about 40 percent of US jobs paying enough for a man to support a family, arguing the issue is choice and fulfillment, not simply whether women work.
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Ginzberg
U.S
Labor Department
Lame ducks head to Moscow for final Ford admin junket
Treasury Secretary William Simon leads a group of lame duck officials and wives on a last official visit to Moscow. The embassy plans diverse entertainments and schedules for Simon and his two sons, while the trip proceeds despite a pending transition. The piece also notes Rumsfeld controversy and other 1970s investigations and scandals.
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Washington
Treasury
William Simon
Moscow
Soviet Union
Simon
Billy
Peter
U.S
U.S.S.R
Economic Council
Sovietskaya
Kremlin
The Rise and Grit of Ben Hogan as Golf Legend
A portrait of Ben Hogan’s discipline and nerve, from his early training to his four US Open wins and other majors. It recalls his relentless study of courses, unyielding practice, and comeback after a near fatal car crash, contrasted with rivals like Samm Snead and Jack Fleck. It notes Hogan’s 1953 British Open score and his 1955 return.
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Ben Hogan
Samm Snead
Hogan
How Cums Pire These Days In 1966 Redevelopment
A scrambled reminiscence questions ongoing urban renewal in the Fourth Ward and downtown, noting a nine person crew growing beyond two, writers of books selling well, and concerns about Santa Claus timing, snow fences, rotting guard rails, and local department actions affecting commuters and the elderly. It cites PennDOT, the 4th Government, John Dean, Santa Claus, Dan Scannell, and Rex Theatre, urging readers to consult city administrations for answers.
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Dan Scannell
Scannell
John Dean
Ofi
Santa Claus
Penndot
Meaos
Rex Theatre
Tv2
Howcums
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Pentagon
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Yne Coh
Eat
George M. Lamp
Eastor
Foreman
Tle
AP Naw Dlapatchen
Corry
Wwypapar
Ah Wall Mat
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Disney
Dodlina
By Jack Anderson
Jack Anderson
Diplomat National Bank of Washington
Tongsun Park
Pak Bo Hi
Sun Mung Moon
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Baxter-Travenel
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection
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