Burlington Hawk Eye backs girls sports rights in Burlington
The Hawk Eye endorses basketball softball track and even football and wrestling for girls urging equal facilities. It notes a petition by 35c girls prompted the board to create programs for intramural and interscholastic competition. It cites notable women athletes to argue for equal opportunity and facilities.
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Hawk Eye
Burlington
Union chief in cabinet from Wisconsin State Journal
The nomination of Peter J. Brennan as secretary of labor signals Nixon's strategy to court labor support. The move honors Brennan for backing Nixon's foreign policy and Vietnam efforts while acknowledging Labor's divided stance on domestic issues and the broader political shift toward bipartisanship.
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Peter J. Brennan
New York Building and Construction Trade Union
Brennan
Vietnam
Afl-Cio
George Meany
All the People
Labor
Nations unite for global ocean pollution treaty
Delegates from 79 nations at a London conference preliminarily approve a treaty to ban disposal at sea of nerve gas DDT and high level radioactive wastes. The pact would require nations to regulate ships from their ports and foreign vessels, signaling a historic step toward universal pollution controls.
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Russel E. Train
President's Council On Environmental Quality
U.S
Muscatine aims for four bed ICU by next year
A letter to the editor prompts a Muscatine General hospital ICU plan. Hospital administrator J W Myers cites no physician to direct such a unit, while Dr John L Parks notes staff discussion next week. A four physician Muscatine Community Health Center, affiliated with the University of Iowa, targets July 1 1973 with other staff and para medical teams to support care delivery.
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Muscatine General Hospital
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John L. Parks
County Medical Society
Muscatine
Myers
Muscatine General
Muscatine Community Health Center
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Community Health Center
A. W. Horsley
Muscatine Health Center
Horsley
Quoted Kilpatrick on 1976 Presidential Nominations
James J. Kilpatrick laments the and recommends reforming the 1976 nominating process. He critiques campaign fatigue and crossover voting, cites voter indifference to broad issues, praises human scale concerns, and contrasts McGovern and Nixon on welfare and Vietnam. He notes a Calvinist work ethic under the surface.
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Henry Jackson
McGovern
Humphrey
Wallace
Fred Harris
Fred
Wisconsin
Glad to have you aboard Bus Driver Parker Charms Passengers
Edgar Parker, a Harlem route bus driver and ordained minister, greets riders with cheerful phrases and multilingual goodbyes. Passengers respond with thanks and affection, praising his kindness and humor. Parker says driving in New York is demanding, values neighborliness, and notes his bus is marked toward Fort Tyron Park with his signature call to board.
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Associated Press
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Muscatine Journal Independent Local Newspaper Names
The Muscatine Journal presents its editorial leadership with publisher William L. Fahy, editor Harold Blake, managing editor David White, controller Max Christy, and circulation manager Wendell Grinstead. Advertising sales is overseen by Gil Dietz.
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Max Christy
Gil Dietz
Harold Blake
David White
Mgr
Wendell Grinstead
Our yesterdays 100 Years Ago carrier resignation noted
Muscatine daily item records Amos Hopkinson, longtime chief carrier and seven year veteran, resigning to focus on typesetting. Also notes piano lessons offered, local quarantines for varicella and scarlet fever, anniversary observances, a Trinity Guild potluck, a Liberia construction plan, and a golden wedding anniversary at the Garvin residence with YWCA open house.
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Muscatine
Margaret Martolph
Virgil
Lester Adams
Louis Nyweide
Oliver
Douglas
Trinity Guild
Paul Kent
Parkington Dr
Liberia
West Africa
Aura C. Graham
E. 8Th
Firestone Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
James A. Garvin
YWCA
Today in History Highlights for December 9, 1972
On this date events span 1941 Philippine invasion marking the start of the Pacific war, Milton birth in 1608, Webster founding New York’s first daily paper in 1793, separation of church and state in France 1905, and other 20th century notes. Notable birthdays include Kirk Douglas and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and a proverb closes the column.
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Philippines
Noah Webster
New York
France
Reader Questions on Health Topics in Dr Thosteson Column
Dear Dr Thosteson answers offer no easy fix for reducing bust size, notes weight loss or risky surgery when needed, and warns against kidney trouble. He explains dishwashing hygiene, denies breast enlarging creams, and invites mail for booklet requests while noting high volume limits. Also covers colitis overview and requests for mailed booklets with small fees.
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Thosteson
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