Nixon fund receives 2.45 million in June and July
Public reports show campaign contributors added 2.45 million to President Nixon's re election fund in June and July. Major donors included Pew family members from Philadelphia with 36000 total, W Clement Stone with 23000, Edward J Hand from Buffalo and his wife with 23000. Smaller gifts under 100 were about 1.1 million.
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Nixon
Pew
Philadelphia
Sun Oil Co
W. Clement Stone
Chicago
Edward J. Hand
Buffalo
Ryder Systems
Benefit Fund Established To Aid Badly Burned Girl
A fund at the Lawrence National Bank will aid 19 year old Colleen Roste of Lawrence who was severely burned in a July 5 auto crash. Barbara Cunningham and Wendell Else oversee gifts to cover medical costs as Colleen undergoes skin grafts and faces months of hospitalization.
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Lawrence National Bank
Colleen Roste
Lawrence
Barbara Cunningham
Conn
Wendell Else
Lawrence Veterans of Foreign Wars
Miss Roste
St. Paul, Minn
Edward Roste
Lawrence Ave
Roste
Minnesota
Nashville Responds To Woman's Loss In Hospital Vigil
Nashvillians donate over 800 to replace 225 stolen from a woman while she kept vigil at St Thomas Hospital for her terminally ill husband. Hospital staff add 100. total rises to 837 as donations pour in from across the country.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashvillians
Alfred Warren
Shelbyville
Nashville
St. Thomas Hospital
Warrens
Sas
Chicago
W. R. Queen
Fake Lawyer Drug Addict Uncovered in Brooklyn Case
Charles Ross 36 of Brooklyn faces charges of impersonating a lawyer and contempt of court after turning himself in following U S Attorney Robert A Morse complaint. He allegedly defended four narcotics cases, aided by addiction to heroin, with no real law degree and limited training.
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New York
Charles Ross
Ross
Brooklyn
U.S. Atty
Robert A Morse
U.S
Max Schiffman
U.S. District Court
Jack Weinstein
Check Safety Inspectors Credentials Urges Official
The OSHA area director in Kansas City urged employers to verify credentials of safety inspection officers and avoid imposters. Robert J. Borchardt cited unafficial visits and warned compliance officers carry verifiable credentials. He outlined inspection procedures, penalties, abatements, and the appeal process through OSHA review.
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Occupational Safety and Health
OSHA
Kansas City
Lawrence
U.S Department of Labor Agency
Borchardt
Osha Review Commission
Area Office
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