Rich and poor unite on hospital boards in a changing era
A study of 57 nonprofit Detroit hospitals notes boards reflect community makeup and shifting funding from philanthropy to prepaid insurance. It cites High Point Memorial Hospital as an example of diverse trustees and substantial fundraising to fund expansions, emphasizing ongoing need for devoted leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Journal of the American Hospital Association
High Point Memorial Hospital
Housing boom drives strongest growth in 1970s era market
The article notes a housing led expansion with 1.9 million annualized starts in the first half of this year and 2.2 million in July. Conventional housing outpacing subsidized units, gains in apartments and larger homes, plus potential government support under Nixon plans to stabilize costs and spur further starts into 1972. Stronger lending and higher interest rates loom as factors shaping duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Uncle Sam
Nixon
Honsine
Four Day Week Gains Ground Across U S Businesses
The four day workweek is catching on with hundreds of firms shifting from five days as unions eye impacts. The Labor Department plans hearings on 4-40 proposals while Sen. Cook pushes a revision to the wage law. Chrysler signals changing labor attitudes as 4-40 spreads.
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Labor Department
Department
Congress
Sen
Marlow W. Cook
Rey
Riva Poor
Cambridge
Mass
Chrysler
America
United Steelworkers of America
Washington
Nixon backs Burns after White House wage fight
President Nixon, torn between advisers Arthur Burns and George Shultz over wage and price controls, shifts from criticizing Burns to embracing his general approach. Burns pressed firm action while Shultz urged steady policy, fueling a backstage feud that leaked to reporters and prompted a public reconciliation.
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Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
George Shultz
Nixon
Burns
White House
Schultz
University of Chicago
Arthur
Shultz
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Nixon U Turn Spurs Support for New Economic Measures
President Nixon reverses stance after warnings from Paul McCracken and John Connally urging stronger action. Burns proposals gain administration backing as Treasury and economic advisers push for measures to curb inflation and stimulate growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McCracken
Treasury
John Connally
Burns
Christmas preparations and public notices across the region
Shoppers hear advice to start early for a relaxed Christmas season with decorating ideas from Anne Winfield of Woolworth. Community leaders discuss jobs and ecology, with Congressman Preyer, Mizell and others set for events. Local Jaycees host baseball night as growth and policy debates wrap the week.
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Anne Winfield
Woolworth
Miss Winfield
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Jaycees
American Legion
Chuck Hartman
High Point College
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David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph P. Rawley
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Merry
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Navy
Defense Department
John Pastore
Senate
Rhode Island
Capitol Hill
Gordon Allott
R-Colp
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
John Tunney
D-Calif
West Virginia
Arch Moore
Potomac
Floyd Graham
Moore
Huntington Advertiser
Tom Miller
Miller
Jennings Randolph
Robert Byrd
McPherson
Nood Ofter
Richardson Preyer
Carolinas
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Four Seasons Holiday Inn
Howard Holderness
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Edward Flannery
Secretariat of
Catholic Jewish Relations
Council of Bishops
Seton Hall University
R. B. Pamplin
Board of
Georgia - Pacific
Victory” Garden
Henry A. Mitchell Jr
Archdale
Carolina Power & Light Company
Henry M. Waddington
Sedgefield Country Club
Paul Revere Life Insurance Co
Doug Sheloff
Robert Lee
Lions
Camp Dogwood
National Geographic
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United States
United States of America
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