LA area midwife advocates reviving licensing law
Charlotte Alarcon a 62 year old Los Angeles midwife with about 580 deliveries urges the legislature to revive midwife licensing laws. She notes most peers have died or left the field since 1949. Assemblyman Gordon Duffy plans to introduce a bill in 1973 to widen the scope of practice.
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Charlotte Alarcon
Loss Angeles
Alarcon
Marie de Alemany
Los Angeles
Gordon
Laws Duffy
Hanford
Ield
New Mexico to Receive Revenue Sharing Funds in 1972
Federal revenue sharing will provide New Mexico with 15.9 million dollars for the first half of 1972. Officials note changes from earlier estimates, with tribal funding still to be determined by the Treasury Department. States, counties, and cities receive the majority of the disbursement, with Santa Fe and Bernalillo County among top recipients.
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Gressman
Provi
Treasuey
New Mexico
Runnels
Tressury Department
Burreau
Interque
Bernalillo County
Austin Gas Cut Threat Looms Over City Supply
Coastal States gas firm warned of curtailment in Austin as extreme cold hit North Texas. Generators shifted to fuel oil with university urging relief. initial 50 percent cutback paused after 15 hours as demand spikes.
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Austin
Contoworks
Anette
Texas
University ‘of Texas At Austin
Rocket Racket On In Florida
Titusville, Fla AP Deputies say a band of youths pulled a rocket racket on motorists seeking viewing points for launching Apollo debris. They told drivers there was a toll for crossing a bridge near Cape Kennedy. The youngsters collected an undetermined amount of money before officers shooed them away.
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Titusville
Fla
APY
Cape Kennedy
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