Indian housing and health concerns in mid-America
The piece surveys substandard Indian housing on reservations and in rural and urban areas, noting progress in some programs but slow overall. It highlights health challenges including low life expectancy, infant mortality, TB, alcoholism, and rising death by own action, with regional data from the Aberdeen area and Oklahoma City IHS offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mid-America
Midwest
Nixon
George Browning
Indian Health Service
Aberdeen
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
BIA
U.S
Aberdeen Area
Oklahoma City
IHS
Oklahoma
Mid- America
Reservations
Topeka, Kan
Indian Center
County Welfare Department
Indian Public Health Service
Pilot for Nixon Receives Refresher In Kansas City
President Nixon’s pilot Col Ralph Albertazzie is in Kansas City this week for recurrent training in the Boeing 707. Maj Frank Pusey, chief pilot for the 98th Air Transport Squadron, also participates with Trans World Airlines. The airline notes it has trained every presidential pilot since 1961. Albertazzie praises Nixon for politeness and thanks to the Spirit of 76 crew after flights. He calls China the most interesting part of their three world trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ralph Albertazzie
Trans World Airlines
Frank Pusey
98Th Air Transport Squadron
A. J. Kampsen
T.w.a’s
Albertazzie
Nixon
Albertazzio
China
Robbery Report At a Residence
Sidney J. Elms 30 of 1329 Ohio reported a strong arm robbery to the Douglas County Sheriff. He said two unidentified white men in their early 20s robbed him of about 60 dollars at 4 40 a m after giving him a ride on K-10 between Lawrence and Eudora following a tavern visit in North Lawrence. Details were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Kansas River
Inept Income Tax Service Warned by Kansas AG
Topeka Kansas attorney general Vern Miller warns residents to beware of fraudulent or inept income tax aides. He notes some preparers are qualified but others are not and urges Kansans to file their own returns when possible or verify pricing and guarantees with any professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Vern Miller
Miller
Kansas
Lance W. ‘Burr
Attorney General
Consumer Protection Division
Trade Deficit Hits Record High in 1972
Washington reports the 1972 U.S. trade deficit at 6.4 billion dollars, triple the 1971 figure. Imports rose to 55.5 billion while exports stood at 49.1 billion, with officials citing a booming economy and dollar devaluation as primary causes. They expect devaluation to curb imports in 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Artley Skenandore
Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission
General Accounting Office
GAO
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau
Public Health Reports
Harrison Cornelius
Kansas City North
Standing Rock
Cannon Ball
N.D
Royal Plumbing & Heating CO
Alexander's Gift Shop
Ross
Technicolor
Sed DY Bulna Vista Distaie
Walt
MCO., Inc
Disney World
Walt Claney
Paul Grey
Anata
The
Flamingo Club
Sat
Sun
McQUEEN/MacGRAW
Calcutta
Afrankovich
Fritz
Spalcoe ST Esigorma Contes
Ory Ap
Twilight
Eve
Department
Charlie Brown
Awe Aurel
American Legion Steak Room
McDonald’s
McDonald's
West 23Rd Street
Sandy
Harwood’s