Corps to Aid Health Care in Slums and Rural Areas
Washington AP government paid physicians dentists and nurses will begin placements in 20 areas by end of January with 20 more in March and 20 to 60 by July under the Emergency Health Personnel Act. The program offers free care to the poor and sliding fees for others and aims to alleviate doctor shortages in urban slums and rural towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
Federal Register
H. McDonald Rimple
Rimple
Court records list dozens of traffic and petty offenses
A long court docket shows defendants across Topeka and surrounding areas charged with speeding improper passing failing to yield signal violations and other traffic offenses. Penalties include fines from 5 to 25 dollars and several terms of parole or bond forfeiture where noted.
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Stephen M. Warner
Indiana
Freeman E. Sales
E. 13Th
William C. Case
Jean S. Allen
Sunset Dr
Rhonda S. Schwartz
Neval E. Housworth
Deborah A. Armbrister
Richard A. Gangel
W. 15Th
Esther Michael
Wellsville
Jerry D. Allen
Learnard
Alex A. Brown
Maine
Robert D. Jernigan
Maple Hill
Bodies of 2 Men Found in Crash Mountain Grove Missouri
The bodies of Olin Larry Hendrix and George David Peak, both 25, were found Tuesday afternoon about 18 miles north of Mountain Grove after a single engine airplane crashed Monday night. Army helicopters from Fort Leonard Wood located the wreckage amid thick fog and rain. Hendrix was a Columbia Flying Service pilot, and Peak worked in the University of Missouri Medical Center emergency department and planned to instruct an emergency medical procedures class at Mountain Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Grove
Columbia
Here
Highway Patrol
Olin Larry Hendrix
George David Peak
Army
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Hendrix
Columbia Flying Service
Lewis Hendrix
Vandalia
Peak
University of Missouri Medical Center
George Peak
Skubitz Silent On His Future
Rep. Joe Skubitz of Pittsburg said he has heard rumors about a possible run for Kansas governor in 1972 but offered no comment. He stated he would handle one hurdle at a time and declined further discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skubitz
Topeka
Kan
Joe Skubitz
Pittsburg
Kansas
Chamber Plans Dinner and Steering-Committee Appointment
Chamber of Commerce Board met at the Holiday Inn approving a business industry recognition dinner for January 20 and naming Ralph Turner of CFCA to the police-community relations steering committee. The board also backed a resolution urging funding for higher education and reported 713 active chamber members.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Holiday Inn
Warren Rhodes
Rhodes
Chicago
Chamber
John Crown
Ralph Turner
CFCA
Robert Docking
Kansas
Kentucky Court Rules Bingo Illegal Lottery statewide
The Kentucky Court of Appeals declares bingo, charity or otherwise, a form of lottery and illegal under the state constitution. The 1970 General Assembly had legalized charity bingo in certain counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Kentucky
General Assembly
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National Health Service Corps
United States
T. J. O'Sullivan
Nina J. Athey
Anita L. Law
Marvina Drain
Geoffrey W. Seaver
Debra R. Noller
Century Dr
Donald L. Ragan
Rt. 5
Paul L. Kincaid
Manhattan
Patrick E. Yates
Kansas City
James R. Moorman
Shawnee
William W. Wood
Ottawa
Lawrence R. Thompson
Rt. 1
Lyons
Kansas Corporation Commission
Gary Kent
Paul B. Penny
Ohio
Ricky D. Sims
James E. Brown
Clay Center
John W. Allen
Bell & Howell
Filmosound
Massachusetts
Washington, D.C
Lawrence
Journal-World
Bingo
Illega
Decker
Ideal
Bankamericarl
Gilbert LU Re
Mie
Prola
Piha
T.g.&y. Tractor
Vante Time
Patite
Faberge Brut
Black & Decker
Kee
Woodbury
Lia
Ead
Uist
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