Ives Leadership Praised At Middletown Hospital
Stuart Ives president of the Middletown Hospital board since 1962 retired at the annual Middletown Hospital Association meeting. Walter Mischley praised his leadership, noting 325 new jobs in the past decade and major hospital growth from 346 beds to 408.
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Middleown Hospital Association
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Walter A. Mischley
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Yestrday
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Midwest
Mortgage Breaks In FHA VA Deals Amid Point Spread Drop
The point spread on government backed mortgages has narrowed from 8 9% last summer to about 4 1 points, cutting the cost of financing a $20 000 home by about 700 900 dollars. FHA and VA loans remain capped at 7 percent, with further spread tightening unlikely due to the federal budget deficit. About a third of all mortgages are government backed, the Mortgage Bankers Association says. Lenders may raise points to guard against inflation, but the overall saving remains substantial for buyers.
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Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Bankers Group
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Government to study EM radiation risks from everyday devices
A five year, 63 million dollar federal study approved by Clay T. Whitehead will assess if electromagnetic radiation from televisions microwaves radar lasers and other sources endangers humans. Led by multiple agencies and aided by the Radiation Advisory Council the effort will begin July 1 1973 and may involve animal and human testing to evaluate possible biological effects and safety standards.
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White House
Office of Telecommunications _Policy
Radiation Advisory Council
Departments of Defense and Health, Education and Welfare
Environmental Protection Agency
Air Strikes Ramp Up Pressure On Reds In Vietnam
Air strikes and ground operations intensify pressure on North Vietnam as U S planners warn of heavy retaliation tied to the anticipated Communist offensive this month. About 400 fighter bombers and B52s were deployed across Vietnam and Thailand.
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North Vietnam
Vietnam
Thailand
Two Americans Die In War In Saigon Report
AP reports two Americans killed in action last week with 31 wounded, plus seven nonhostile deaths. Combat deaths totalled 205 government soldiers, while wounded rose to 718. Viet Cong attacked in Paris Air Force strikes boosted by B52s. fighting centered in Pleiku Kontum and Binh Dinh with 41 more attacks in 24 hours near Da Nang.
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North Vietnam
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Western Pacific
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Navy
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Kontum
Binh Dinh
Weather notes mixed clouds with temps to rise above freezing
Mixed cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with lows near 8 to 18 degrees. Friday highs expected above freezing after yesterday's 22 degree high and a 7 degree overnight low.
Russians Claim Life Leaps From 250 Million Year Pause
Soviet Union reports that tiny organisms dormant for 250 million years have revived and are reproducing normally. Geochemist N Chudinov found flakes in potassium ore that proved to be microbes from the Paleozoic era. Professor P Perfilyev said the discovery could reveal nature’s evolution and penetrate life’s holy of holies.
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Soviet Union
P. Perfilyev
Earth
N. Chudinov
Chudinov
Berzniki
Ural Mountains
Blagg's Ouster Likely as Trenton Seeks New Manager
Trenton councilors led by Ron Specht search for a new city manager from across the nation, amid widespread dissatisfaction with Frank Blagg who says the council can hire or fire. Specht cites 42 applications. decision expected in 3-4 weeks. Blagg notes funding delays and promises to fulfill duties, with former mayor Collinsworth confirming funding issues.
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Oregon
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Mainé
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Ray Collinsworth
Seek Manager for Trenton City Council Jobs
Collinsworth praises efficiency and cost savings on water project while endorsing Frank. Specht notes money from licenses funds projects and the council will trim applicants to six or seven with municipal governance engineering and people skills. Interviews planned.
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Frank S Cent
Trenton
Specht
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