Paralyzed Mother Has Two Daughters
Bernis Jongetjes, paralyzed from the waist down, has given birth to a second child in Worthington Minnesota. Doctors cited British medical reports noting quadriplegic mothers with children. Her daughters are Dawn 3 and Vicki 2 months. She can feed the baby. the grandmother helps with diapers via intercom from 100 yards away. The family lives in a wheelchair friendly trailer on a Bigelow farm.
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Bigelow, Minn
Bernis Jongetjes
Jongettes
Dawn
Vicki
John Sikma
Bernis
Larry
Bigelow
Minnesota
Tax Cuts May Ride Debt Ceiling Bill
The debt ceiling bill narrowly passed the House 191 to 190 and may become a vehicle for sweeping tax cuts in the Senate. Speaker Carl Albert cast the deciding vote in a rare straight tie for the measure to raise borrowing authority to 495 billion, with Democrats backing the bill and Republicans opposing. Treasury plans to press banks for interest on government funds as the bill moves forward.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Carl Albert
Wilbur D. Mills
B-Ark
Ways and Means
Department
Food Prices Dip Slightly in April Says USDA
USDA data show a 1.1 percent drop in retail prices for farm produced food from March to April, equating to about $20 a year for a typical 3.2 person household. Congressmen Benholm and Wolff accuse meat packers of hoarding beef in cold storage amid a 476 million pound stockpile, 37 percent higher than 1973, hindering price relief for consumers and farmers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Frank Benholm
Ds.d
Lester Wolff
Dn.y
Wolff
USDA
Preyer Backs Debt Ceiling Increase Amid NC Opposition
Washington AP report says Rep. Richardson Preyer voted Thursday to raise the national debt ceiling to 495 billion dollars while all other North Carolina congressmen voted against the measure.
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Washington
Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
Five Point Nine Million Spent On LBJ Property
A House panel notes five point nine million dollars was spent on Lyndon B. Johnson property for security facilities and related infrastructure in Texas and Austin. The figure includes office costs, hangar work, and lighting, with broader scrutiny promised for future presidential expenditures.
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LBJ
Jeffrey Mills
Associated Press
Washington
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
House Government Operations Committee
Johnson
Nixon
Department of Defense
White Horse Communications Agency
Texas
Austin
Tex
Haywood Ranch
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Roy L. Ash
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Ash
Broadcasters meet FCC members in Atlanta session
About 700 radio and TV station representatives from Georgia Alabama Tennessee Florida and South Carolina gathered in Atlanta for a two day open FCC meeting aimed at direct dialogue with broadcasters and the public FCC Chairman Richard E Wiley urged openness and noted plans to hold similar regional sessions and address children programming commercial limits and the role of broadcasters in providing quality content.
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Atlanta, Ga
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
South Carolina
Richard E. Wiley
Commission
Wiley
Benjamin L. Hooks
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Washington
National Association of Television Arts and Sciences
Siley
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Www
Eacuay
Purcell Supply CO
W. Green
N. Centennial
Northwood Shopping Center
Veterans’ Memorial Day
Veterans’ Organizations of
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Floral Garden Park Cemetery
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High Point
Clarence Farmer
Edgewood Avenue
High Point Central High School
High Point College
University of Nebraska
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Korea
Vietnam
Douglas H. Farmer
Whpe Radio
Northeast Jr. High School
David Ducan
We Carter Mal Tucarte
iMay
Tip
Isave
Pena
Liquid Glass
GAL
South Main Street
AGAL
English Road
English and
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Glenn's Sewing Machine Co., Inc
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