Nursing Home Reforms Set By Solomon
Baltimore AP Dr Neil Solomon Maryland health secretary proposes new rules requiring each nursing home to appoint a medical director to supervise patient care Similar to hospital medical directors the director would oversee doctors ensure adequate diet emergency treatment programs and constant physician coverage The move tightens oversight after a salmonella outbreak in a northeast Baltimore facility caused 25 deaths in late July and early August.
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Baltimore
Neil Solomon
Maryland
Solomon
Selomon
State Health Department
Anti U S Drive Gains In South Viet Atrocity
A South Vietnamese report of the death of a 50 year old woman and the rape and death of her prospective daughter in law near a US base has spurred anti American sentiment. An official US report denies American troops were involved. The Vietnamese report mentions footprints not matching local gait near the body and suggests a possible VC or Buddhist plot to embarrass the Americans.
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Saigon Cap
U.S
Vietnam
Binh Tuy
Saigon
Neuyen Thi Bac
Nguyen Thi Hong
Miss Hong
Smut Report Cleared For Early Issue
A settlement allows release of the President’s Commission on Pornography report on September 30. Charles J. Keating Jr, Nixon’s appointee, dropped his bid for a court order to block the recommendation to repeal all U.S. adult censorship laws. He gained right to file 66 pages as a minority report and to submit technical reports.
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Washington Cap
Commission On Pornography
Commission
Charles J. Keating Jr
Nixon
Efort
U.S
Keating
Congress
Nixon Picks FTC Critic As Chairman
Miles W. Kirkpatrick was named by President Nixon to lead the Federal Trade Commission, becoming the fourth chairman in under a year. The Philadelphia lawyer, 52, heads the ABA antitrust panel that criticized the agency as ineffective, while the FTC undergoes a major reorganization and a shift toward consumer affairs under outgoing chairman Caspar Weinberger.
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Washington
Weinberger
Paul Rand Dixon
Nixon
A. Everette MacIntyre
Kirkpatrick
Jame Vary
American Bar Association
ABA
FTC
Reagan Signs Anti Busing Law In California
Governor Reagan approves a law prohibiting racial busing of students without parental consent, calling mandatory bus rides a dehumanizing manipulation. Three California districts say the change will not affect their programs as busing was not compulsory.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Interfaith Center Set For Columbia Dedication
The first of seven planned interfaith religious centers will be dedicated Sunday at the Wilds Lake Village Center in Columbia Maryland. Each center will host four simultaneous services in 25 000 square feet with Catholic Protestant and Jewish faiths expected to use the facilities.
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Columbia, Md
Wilds Lake Village
Columbia
Mansfield Shrugs Off Nixon Claims On Congress
Washington AP Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield dismissed President Nixon's charge that Congress has not responded to proposals. He noted many items originated in the Senate and passed there, including tax reform, economic opportunity, and postal reorganization. Nixon urged swift welfare reform passage after House approval.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Congress
Mansfield
Montana
White House
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