Wary Voters Cloud Canadian Election Prospects
Vancouver readers see a jittery campaign as British Columbia voters grow restless and unpredictable ahead of the October 30 federal election. Trudeau faces potential setbacks if BC swings against the Liberals, with issues on jobs, environment, and U.S. ownership shaping the race.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
House of Commons
Trudeau
Robert Stanfield
Liberal Party
New Democratic Party of Socialists
New Democrats
Social Credit
Social Credit Party
W.A.C. Bennett
U.S
Canada
Ottawa
McGovern Attacks Nixon Spending In Buffalo Rally
George McGovern denounces what he calls drunken sailor spending by the Nixon administration and a political con game over a 250 billion ceiling. He cites deficits up to 100 billion in Nixon's first term and warns cuts would hit education health care and job training while foes push secrecy. He compares Nixon to Big Julie from Guys and Dolls and vows a royal drubbing in key states.
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Rhode Island
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New York
Streptomycin Found In Veal Carcasses
Government inspectors found streptomycin residues in 12 of 264 veal calves slaughtered for the consumer market. Residues appeared in kidney tissue in 11 cases and in liver and red meat in others. no residues were found in 166 sheep or 193 turkeys, while one chicken tested positive. Further tests on beef cattle and hogs are planned next year.
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USDA
Food and Drug Administration
Department
FDA
Cityan Completes Medic Course At OU Health Center
John V. Patmon of Lawton recently graduated as a physician's associate from the College of Health at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Physician's associates assist physicians in family medicine internal medicine obstetrics pediatrics and emergency care.
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John V. Patmon
Lawton
College of Health
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Taxing math debate draws odd schoolyard lesson
A classroom dispute centers on arithmetic with sales tax altering the sum. The discussion raises questions about how prices, taxes, and totals should be computed in everyday calculations.
Sill Civilians To Get Gold Zero Defects Awards
Thirteen post civilians will receive Gold Zero Defects awards for error free performance. Maj. Gen. Roderick Wetherill Fort Sill commander will present the honors to 13 individuals from Target Acquisition Norman R. Campbell Roy R. Jaye Mary C. Sullivan from Supply Katherine K. Craig Gilbert Monatoboy Georgia N. Williams Clemmie Parks Floyd G. Seay Reynolds Army Hospital Walter E. Patton from Plans and Training.
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Roderick Wetherill
Fort Sill
James F. Alexander
Robert Donahue
John Flaherty
Rex D. Nessmith
Target Acquisition Department
TAD
Norman R. Campbell
Roy R. Jaye
Mary C. Sullivan
Supply
Katherine K. Craig
Gilbert Monatoboy
Georgia N. Williams
Clemmie Parks
Floyd G. Seay
Reynolds
Red Cross Starts First Aid Course at Chapter House
A combined Red Cross standard and advanced first aid class begins Oct. 10 at 401 Gore. Classes sit Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 10 p.m. for four weeks taught by Joy Denney. The course covers artificial respiration and emergency care, with an instructor program afterward. Call 355-8180 for info.
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Red Cross
Gore
Joy Denney
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