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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1977

Page

3

Ellis Fischel Audit Attacks Mismanagement in Columbia

Auditors condemn mismanagement and lack of clear policy at Ellis Fischel State Cancer Hospital in a two year audit ending June 30 1976. Auditor Thomas Keyes cites a $42000 donation mishandled and questions fund establishment and staff levels. Hospital administrator Virgil Yates blames legislative priorities and notes staff shortages hinder implementing recommendations. Mrs Roy Guile returns home after knee surgery and will undergo six weeks of therapy.

Columbia, Mo Thomas Keyes Ellis Fischel State Cancer Hospital Virgil Yates Keyes Yates State Cancer Fund State Department of Social Services Roy Guile Columbia

Government May Train Displaced Homemakers in Centers

Congress reviews a bill to create state centers for displaced homemakers to retrain millions of divorced or widowed women. The plan would fund centers with 10 million dollars annually to provide job counseling training and legal and financial aid. Senate testimony notes widows cannot collect Social Security until age 60 and many women enter low status jobs after loss of a spouse.

Washington Congress Birch Bayh Cind Bayh Senate Human Resources Subcommittee Illinois Susan Catania Donald W. Riegle D-Mich

Veterans education benefits rise 26.6 percent

The House unanimously approved a 26.6 percent boost in GI Bill education payments for about 1.9 million veterans. The bill, by a 397 to 0 vote, raises take effect October 1, costing $344.6 million in fiscal 1978 and tapering to $270.7 million in 1982 as Vietnam era veterans finish schooling.

Washington America House Senate Veterans Affairs Committee Carter Ad

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