Middletown Public Health Office Treats VD Cases
Laura Crist, Middletown Public Health Nursing director, describes a nonjudgmental VD treatment approach for all ages from minors to adults. Patients receive referrals to local doctors, with confidentiality and careful source tracing to curb spread, amid rising venereal disease reports.
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Laura Crist
Public Health Nursing Office
The
Civic Association
Middletown
Public Health Office
Moon Crash Luna Craft May Be Lost
Moscow says Luna 18 crashed in the Sea of Fertility after 54 lunar orbits in nine days. Tass called the landing unlucky under difficult topographic conditions and noted radio contact ceased at 3 48 EDT. Western analysts expected a soft landing as the craft tested automatic near moon navigation.
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Moscow
Sea of Fertility
Tass
Earth
Illegal tax rebates alleged for State Sen. Collins in Ohio
Dayton Daily News reports irregularties in Ironton records show State Sen. Oakley C. Collins and brother Coleman received tax remittances and penalties wiped from books over 1958 to 1969. Officials deny authorization for rebates and disclose no records of board approval.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton Daily News
Ironton
Lawrence County
Oakly C. Collins
R- 18
Collins
Dayton News
Sen. Collins
Wayne National Forest
Dayton
O.C
Oakley
C.E. (Coleman) Collins
Coleman Collins
Plans For Phase II Due In A Month Says Connally
Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally said President Nixon told the Cost of Living Council that Phase II restraints would be recommended by Sept. 30. Connally noted no need for new legislation to implement controls and said profits and dividends could be considered. Nixon plans to stay close to the tax portion of the economic package with an emphasis on relief for lower income groups, while critics cite a one time 2.5 billion benefit to general taxpayers and a 5 billion business relief package by 1973 through accelerated tax provisions.
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John B. Connally
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
White House
Connally
Council For
Treasury
Prison Rebellion at Attica Nearing End Says Mediator
Attorney William Kunstler said officials accepted most inmate demands as negotiations continued at Attica prison New York where 38 hostages remained. One guard, Anthony Sangiacomo, suffered a heart attack and was taken to a hospital while other hostages appeared unharmed. The prisoners reject a demand for transfer to a non imperialistic country and full amnesty and had requested Black Panther mediation with a leader sent from California.
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Attica
N.Y
William Kunstler
Anthony Sangiacomo
Kuntsler
Inmates Seize Four Cellblocks In Prison Standoff
Partly cloudy and cooler today with highs in the upper 70s and a 20 percent chance of rain. Inmates armed with bats knives and clubs seized four cellblocks Thursday holding 28 guards and 11 civilians as hostages while police surrounded the prison yards. They demand political and religious freedom an end to censorship of mailed reading materials unlimited outside communication and trained guards to address inmate concerns.
Woman with horse sense avoids becoming a nag
A concise quip notes that practical intelligence in a woman prevents perpetual nagging, using a play on horse sense to convey resilience and steadiness.
A Glance Inside Lewis And Clark The Neoned Trail
A feature surveys the Lewis and Clark journey as a symbol of America’s rise to wealth and its future prospects. It notes ambitions and questions about progress on the Hudson River cleanup and highlights George Meany as a skilled negotiator in wage and price policy debates.
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Lewis and Clark
America
George Meany
Khrushchev Dies in Exile at 77 in Moscow
Former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev dies after heart trouble at age 77 amid years in seclusion outside Moscow. Burial expected Monday at Novodyevichy Cemetery. he never received a state funeral or Kremlin wall interment, reflecting his fall from power in 1964.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Novodyevichy
Khrushchev
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