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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1971

Page

10

London Physician Cites Chinese Medical Reform

London surgeon Dr Joshua S Horn, in Chicago, says Chinese medicine has been fundamentally transformed since the Communist rise, with paramedical workers and traditional folk doctors serving 700 million people. He notes similar life expectancy to the West, vanishing venereal disease, TB challenges from housing, and broad birth control, though rural persuasion is needed.

Chicago China Joshua S. Horn Horn London Medical Committee For Human Rights Pr. Horn

Mine Union Raises Pay Of Leaders

Washington reports show United Mine Workers officers and staff received a 25 percent pay rise in 1970 to about 2.35 million. Indicted president W A Boyle kept 50,000, while Edward J. Cares rose to 45,000 and John Owens to 40,000. Payroll details reveal increases across most ranks, including district presidents and lawyers, despite legal investigations.

Washington United Mine Workers International Union Labor Department W A Tom’? Boyle Joseph Yablonski LAW Edward J. Cares Boyle Ice George S. True John Owens Owens John Tagan Pennsylvania Senate Labor Committee Donald T. Lawley Fort Smuth Ark Leonard J. Pankovich Fairmont W.C Howard W. Channell Carey Antoinette Boyle R.J. Boyle UMW

Black Colleges Struggle as White Schools Expand in South

Federal funds favor predominantly white institutions, hindering black colleges in Nashville, Montgomery, Huntsville, and Alabama A and M. The Associated Press study shows white schools receive far more land grant money and larger enrollments while TSU and UT Nashville face duplication and merger tensions. Officials say new funding aims to rebalance, though controversy over campus partnerships persists.

Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare Associated Press Nashville Montgomery Huntsville Ala Alabama Louisiana Florida Tennessee Mixon Henry Ponder Alabama A & M Ents U.S. Dist Frank Gray Jr University of Tennessee Tennessee State University Tennessee Legislature UT Nashville George F. Barrett Barrett Black Tsu John Kk. Folger Tennessee Higher Education Commission TSU Andrew P. Torrence TSL Torrence Alabama A& M University of Alabama-Huntsville CUAED UAH Redstone Arsenal Federal Space Agency

Nader Attacks New 1973 Car Bumper Rules

Washington AP Ralph Nader voices strong criticism of the government move to require sturdier 1973 bumpers. The DOT sets 5 mph front bumper test and 2 4 mph rear test with later adjustments. Allstate praises standard promising a 10 percent collision premium cut on qualifying cars.

Washington Ralph Nader Department of Transportation United States Department Allstate Insurance Co Allstate Nader Transportation Department

Spiralling Crime Rate Sparks Attack Dog Demand in Baltimore

In Baltimore a rising crime rate drives residents to seek protection from trained dogs. Tim and Jerry Twomey report 30 to 40 clients weekly, mostly for basic protection, with attack-trained dogs limited to about one in ten dogs. They sell Doberman Pinschers and German Shepherds and have served two Ohio police departments and a New York store. The U of Manitoba note appears as an unrelated line.

Baltimore, Md Yim and Jerry Twomey Twomey Brothers Tim Twomey Twomey Twomeys Ohio County New York

Bloodmobile Plans MSD Visit Friday

The Red Cross reminds that the Bloodmobile will visit Frederick on Friday at the Maryland School for the Deaf Primary Building. Donors may register from 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., using the Carroll Street entrance, with ample parking and signs directing the public.

The Red Cross Frederick Maryland School For the Deaf Carroll Street

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