Ford Back In Philadelphia for University Lecture
Former President Gerald Ford returned to Philadelphia as a private citizen to teach a political science class at the University of Pennsylvania. He told 157 students he would remain idealistic about government, praised by professor Oliver Williams for restoring dignity to the presidency, and noted his ongoing lectures at about 10 universities this year.
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Gerald Ford
Georgia
University of Pennsylvania
Washington
Ford
Oliver Williams
Richard Nixon
Penn
American Enterprise Institute
Palm Springs
U.S. House of Representatives
White House
Cosell Accused of Striking Writer on Flight
Philadelphia Daily News writer Stan Hochman claims Howard Cosell struck him multiple times on a Los Angeles to New York World Series flight after a verbal exchange. Cosell calls it a joke and later apologized, while Hochman sought a formal complaint though jurisdiction was questioned. The piece also notes 1972 election data showing professional and farmer voter participation.
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Philadelphia
Howard Cosell
Cosell
Stan Hochman
Philadelphia Daily News
Los Angeles
Hochman
ABC
Stan
Plan to cut Southwestern Pennsylvania hospital beds
Health officials propose reducing beds in a 10 county region from 15 600 to 11 800 by 1980 aiming for 4 beds per 1 000. The plan includes phasing out maternity units, creating a regional obstetrics plan, and adds 148 renal care stations with burn treatment programs at district hospitals. It projects $3.6 million yearly savings and seeks federal approval.
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Pennsylvania
Ray Cpg
Southwestern
Penns
Pla
Anele Bcy
Waetingen
Alegnety Unt
Global Atmospheric Research Programme to map earth’s atmosphere
The United Nations' Global Atmospheric Research Programme plans the most detailed survey of the earth's atmosphere next year. It aims to track air and moisture movements and temperature variations across the globe, revealing patterns in climate and weather.
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Mark Twain
United Nations’ Global Atmospheric Research Programme
Earth
Manufacturers Told To Prove Chemical Not Cause Of Cancer
Washington AP reports the federal government plans to ban sodium nitrite used in bacon unless manufacturers prove it does not form cancer causing nitrosamines. The Agriculture Department sets a Jan 18 testing deadline for bacon, with possible wider limits if links to cancer are confirmed.
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Agriculture Department
Carol Tucker Foreman
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Federal Register
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Foreman
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