Anna Roosevelt Halsted Dies Of Cancer
Anna Roosevelt Halsted daughter of Franklin D. Roosevelt died of cancer at Montefiore Hospital aged in her later years. She was wife of Dr James A Halsted and a long time public figure active in women rights and conservation. The line of Roosevelts includes several relatives and survivors across politics and academia. A private funeral will be held at St James Church Hyde Park.
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N.Y
Halsted
Citizen Advisory Council On the
Commission
Roosevelt
Chicago Tribune
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
White House
Aude
Yalta
Churchill
Stalin
ABC
Boettiger
Ieal
Syracuse
Detroit
Kentucky
Shiraz
Iran
Shiraz Medical School
Halsteds
Eleanor Roosevelt
Daugher
Willwyck School For Boys
Wiltwyck Board
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
St. James Church
Duke asks to lower charges again in North Carolina
Duke Power Co. seeks approval from the Utilities Commission to reduce NC electric rates for a second straight month as fuel costs drop. South Carolina bills will fall 1.14 per 2000 kilowatt hours in December with NC cuts of 46 cents per 1000 kilowatts pending commission approval.
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Charlotte
Duke Power Co
The
Utilities Commission
North Carolina
Duke
South Carolina
Commission
Mel Doolittle
Greenville
S.C
Oconee
Seneca
Stevens Reaction Favorable to Ford Nominee for High Court
Washington reports that Gomi Joba Stevens, Ford's first Supreme Court nominee, drew generally favorable reactions from the legal community and Congress. Senate Judiciary hearings begin December 8, with Eastland noting likely swift action if opposition remains minimal. Stevens, 55, would fill the seat of retired Justice William O. Douglas.
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Washington
Gomi Joba
Ford
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Stevens
High Court
James Q. Eastland
D-Miss
Tth Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Eastland
Sen
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
White House
Philip Buden
John 0. Marsh Jr
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Byrd
William O. Douglas
Blue Cross Cuts Planned North Carolina Rate Hike
RALEIGH AP Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina won a reduction in its requested rate increase for nongroup coverage. The commissioner cut average nongroup increases from 42 percent to 29.7 percent and student coverage from 26.7 percent to 22.2 percent while denying any rise for retired military personnel. Medicare supplement rates were trimmed from 73.8 percent to 59.4 percent. The decision, based on actuarial testimony, sets new rates effective for two years starting January 1.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
North Carolina
Ingram
Thomas H. Kirkpatrick
Commissioer
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
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Ogra
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Hyde Park, N.Y
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High Post College
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