Facial surgery becomes openly discussed in society
Cincinnati and Columbus doctors say facial procedures are now common and proudly disclosed. Surgeons note preop screening filters frivolous cases and identify improved self image as key outcome, with both men and women seeking youthful looks for business and personal reasons.
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Maltz
Trent Smith
Columbus
Ohio
American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Smith
Pymalions
Pensioner From Minneapolis Funds Lenin Tomb Wreaths
William Super a 76 year old pensioner from North Minneapolis funds yearly wreaths for Lenin's tomb in Moscow since 1961. He lives above a pool hall with a parrot a dog and a cat and says he acts for peace not patriotism. His donations around Lenin's birthday April 22 earned him minor fame in Soviet Life magazine.
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Minneapolis, Minn
William Super
Vladimir Lenin
Moscow
Red Square
Super
Lenin
Minneapolis
Soviet Union
Seattle
Wash
United States
Radio Moscow
Nikita Khruschev
Cuba
Ohio DOT appeals ruling on rehiring 346 laid off workers
The Ohio Department of Transportation filed an appeal after the Personnel Board of Review ordered 346 laid off workers to be rehired, citing Civil Service law and that funds and workload justified the reductions. Back pay will be provided to eligible employees, while others may have left or collected unemployment.
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Columbus, Ohio
Department of Transportation
Personnel Board of Review
Department
Richard D. Jackson
Transportation Department
Review Board
Earl W. Allison
Jackson
Ohio
Attorney General's Office
Deeper cutbacks in natural gas across Ohio industries
Columbia Gas of Ohio plans larger winter curtailments for large volume and small industrial customers than in 1974 due to a 28 percent cut in supply by Columbia Gas Transmission Corp. About 540 large volume and 840 small industrial customers face at least 60 percent curtailment November through March, with residential customers receiving full allocations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Robert E. Roll
Roll
Columbia
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
Federal Power Commission
Columbia Gas
Public Utilities Commission of
English Parliament Debates Abolition of Slave Trade
On May 9 1788 a motion in Parliament called for abolition of the slave trade. The debate reflects early efforts by British reformers to end the traffic and explains the political struggle surrounding emancipation.
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England
AT&T to pay $2.5 million to correct discrimination settlement
AT&T will distribute about 2,500 payments to women and minority employees ranging from 125 to 1500 dollars as part of a revised agreement with the Labor Department. The move comes after a government review found 17 Bell System agencies failed to recruit train and promote women and minorities in line with a 1973 decree. The new plan includes funds for recruitment and training and lists affected Bell System units across multiple states.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Labor Department
At&t
Bell System
Bell
William J. Kilberg
Kilberg
New England Telephone
Southern New England Telephone
New York Telephone
New Jersey Bell
Bell of Pennsylvania
Diamond State Telephone
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Virginia
Southern Bell
South Central Bell
Ohio Bell
Cincinnati Bell
Michigan Bell
Indiana
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Pacific Northwest Bell
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Companies
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Southwestern Bell
Houston
Long Lines Department
New York City
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