Nursing Scholarships Awarded by Audrain Medical Center
The Audrain Medical Center Auxiliary awarded four nursing scholarships of 61900 to area high school seniors. Debra Rise of Sturgeon Denise Coil of Mexico Patty Jo Korman of Martinsburg and Susan Kroeger of Centralia were chosen. Scholarships are loans repayable upon returning to work as nurses at AMC for a year.
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Audrain Medical Center
Amc
Debra Kay Rise
Sturgeon
Denise Coil
Mexico
Patty Jo Korman
Martins.burg
Susan Kroeger
Centralia
H. I. Nesheim
Miss Bise
Clifford Bise
Boone County Hospital
University of Missouri School of Nursing
Miss Coil
Marvin Coil
S. Western St
Mexico High School
Burge Hospital
Springfield
Miss Korman
Vernon Eikel
Community R4
Mexico Area
Auxiliary Seeks More Members During National Hospital Week
Audrain Medical Center Auxiliary launches a drive to grow its 270 member base. Dues are $2 annually, with Mrs. John Erdel as membership chairman. Since 1954 the group has funded scholarships and hospital projects, including a 1966 endowment change, remodeling the coffee shop, and the Red Stockings Follies.
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National Hospital
Audrain Medical Center
John Erdel
Lakeview
Wells van Wyngarden
Auxiliary
AMC
Red Stockings
Bill Would Require Data From Banks
Washington AP The House Banking Committee approved a bill requiring the nations largest banks to disclose loan volumes by category including housing small business and consumer credit Critics argue it could push banks to steer loans into politically sensitive areas and hurt competitive credit markets The measure won 27 6 with support from all Democrats and three Republicans Chairman Henry Reuss said data would show how much goes to each category and let Congress decide if further action is needed The Fed opposed the compromise plan drawn with the Fed after Republicans and banks opposed it
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Washington
House Banking Committee
House
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Congress
Federal Reserve
Reuss
England
Fed
Windermere appoints 19 year old woman to police reserve
Windermere Florida appoints Pam Mullins a 19 year old police reserve who patrols at night. She relies on her mother to buy bullets for her 38 caliber revolver due to federal rules. The small town of 983 has few crimes and Mullins has fired 500 rounds in training.
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Windermere, Fla
Pam Mullins
Faye
Miss Mullins
Seminole Junior College
Orange County Sheriff's Department
Windermere
Police Board of Standards
Symposium Hails Women's Year in Washington
Congressional sponsors stage a day-long symposium to gauge Congress commitment to International Women's Year and to raise the status of women in government and society. Panels will examine barriers to women's participation in politics jobs and foreign policy roles, with a focus on a UN document for a June Mexico City conference.
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Washington
Congress
Charles Percy
R-Ii
Executive Branch
United Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N.y
Millicent Fenwick
R-N.j
Mexico City
Brown cautions no magic solution to malpractice crisis
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. warned Californians against expecting an immediate fix as 160 anesthesiologists and 3,000 hospital workers stay off the job across seven Northern California counties. Los Angeles anesthesiologists will decide Wednesday night whether to join the strike while San Francisco hospitals faced surgery curtailments from earlier walkouts. A separate Martin Luther King Hospital settlement restored pay raises and created a review panel, offering 5 percent raises for residents and interns and 5 percent funding boosts, while Brown urged patience and cautioned government involvement can worsen problems.
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Sacramento
Calif
Edmund Brown Jr
Martin Luther King Hospital
Los Angeles
Harbor General
County
USC
Brown
Ky Gets Land Offers On Plan For Refugee Farm
Former South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky reveals his refugee farming commune plan has attracted about 10 land proposals and 200 supportive letters from Americans, with only four letters opposing. He has not decided yet and cites proposals from California to North Carolina, including farmland south of Little Rock, Arkansas.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Nguyen Cao Ky
Little Rock
Ark
Guam
Blue Ridge
California
North Carolina
Veto Predicted On Bill To Aid Home Buyers
Congressional conferees foresee a presidential veto of a housing bill offering three options to ease mortgage and down payment costs for buyers. Proposals include a rising federal loan to 76 percent, a 7 percent fixed loan, or a $1,000 down payment grant, with government payments capped at 250 monthly for two years. The measure would cost 13 billion to 1.5 billion and aid about 100,000 homeowners facing job loss or income decline.
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Washington
House
Senate
Commerce Department
Refugee Camp Leader Defends Assimilation Pace
A Vietnam refugee camp leader at Camp 8 says assimilation may proceed gradually and has not specified refugee numbers or farm size for the commune. The 43-year-old Ky lives in a squad-sized tent with 10 relatives and hosts visitors and reporters for two hours each afternoon.
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Sition
Camp 8
Craton
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Arthur Kroeger
4-H
Sherwood Arms Nursing Home
Washington, D.C
Future Homemakers of America
Blessing Hospital School of Nursing
Quincy
Miss Denise Coil
Carolyn Ann Kinson
High Hill
Fern Braden
Selivsey
Liberty
Dada
Peel
Mable Moore
Memphis
Little Dixie Drive-In
Rablat Aerocooler
HAY
Roger Krodre
James Bond
Richard Naan
Tom Mankiewicz
Es, Bronson
MR. Majestyk
Showtime
Wal-Mart Discount City
Wal-Mart Discount
Bankamericard
Gleem II
Lander’s
Johnson
Lux
Coronet
Discount City
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