Relief for the elderly through local social reforms
The piece argues for stronger social reforms targeted at senior citizens, detailing plans for free Social Security inquiries from Erie, transportation to doctors and hospitals, and a new senior center with recreation, snacks, cards, and optional bowling. Transport services will assist those unable to attend.
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Social Security
Erie
Lady Dottie the curious cat defies time and feeds fantasy
New York AP piece reflects on a 14 year old cat named Lady Dottie who embodies relentless curiosity. The feline Cinderella, once a stray with a dot on her nose, remains lively and venturesome despite aging. She adores moving things, inspects every parcel, and fixates on the refrigerator, a potential humorous but risky fate if she ends up trapped inside.
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Lady Dottie
Adolf Hitler
Windham College
Vermont
Tracy Ann
Beth
Dottie
Congress backs vending machines in schools amid lunch bill
Congress approved the school lunch extension with a conference committee clause favoring vending machines selling nutritious foods. Rep. Roman Pucinski pressed to ease machine access arguing job losses for soda truck drivers, while Interior Secretary Morton announced endangered species listings and safari exemptions. The piece also notes Eunice Kennedy Shriver and her family returning to Washington unnoticed aboard a tourist flight.
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Roman Pucinski
Daley Democrat
Chicago
Senate
Arizona veterans rebuffed by public in silent war homecomings
Gov Williams notes a wounded national mood as Vietnam veterans return with scant fanfare. Four million veterans reportedly decline education benefits while jobs and tuition priorities exist. Arizona pursues a statewide outreach program staffed by Vietnam vets to honor veterans amid declining public recognition. Murray Posner interviews 204 veterans in New York schools.
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Arizona
Governor's Office of
Murray Posner
New York
Public School System
Small business learns from 1969 70 credit crunch
New York AP report quotes Walter E. Heller & Co executives noting small and medium sized businesses have grown wiser in asset management after the 1969 70 credit squeeze and 1971 recession. Allen Kerr says corporate finance officers are sharper and more competitive, with treasurers now actively putting funds to work rather than idle in accounts. Franklin A. Cole adds thatTreasurers are optimizing money management to avoid future crises.
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New York
Walter E. Heller & Co
Allen Kerr
Franklin A. Cole
Cole
Kerr
Heller
Inaugural Highway Post Office Arrives in Corry Delayed By Weather
Reports say the new Highway Post Office reached Corry at 5 50 p m after a long journey delayed by bad weather and crowds along the route. The ceremony pause marked the occasion as the vehicle parked before the local post office.
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Highway
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