One-to-One Staff Ratios Reach Mental Hospitals
National Institute of Mental Health director Dr Bertram S Brown notes the state and county system now maintains one full time staff member per inpatient for the first time. Fiscal 1974 saw a 4.3 percent staff decline offset by a 13 percent fall in patient numbers, bringing total patients to 215573, a 61.1 percent drop since 1965 due to community care and better screening.
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Bertram S. Brown
National Institute of Mental Health
Albany Democrats Voice Frustration With Governor Carey
Capitol corridors reveal growing unhappiness among Democratic lawmakers toward Governor Hugh Carey over tax and education policy. They condemn his lack of direction and consultative approach while debating school aid and budgeting amid a tough political climate.
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Albany
N.Y
Hugh Carey
Carey
Assembly
David Burke
Inflation Traces Strains On Japanese Life And Work
In Kyoto and Tokyo, inflation reshapes daily life as hostess Umeko earns about 100000 yen monthly while many women seek work in bars. Government policies curb spending, raising unemployment and bankruptcies as oil prices surge and living costs climb.
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Kyoto
NEA
Umeko
Naito Kurabbu
Japan
Kamo
Shijo Bridge
Ponto-Cho
Gion
Hatako Shimizu
Japanese Housewives Association
Mizuo Takahara
Tokyo
Yokohama
Shikata Ganai
Takahara
Washington
Hot Springs
United States
Growth of a President begins to take shape in Ford era
A Washington NEA column surveys Ford’s early presidency noting growth in staff organization and public image. It cites improved vetos strategy, congressional cooperation, and rising public approval while acknowledging lingering doubts about his strength compared to Nixon. Ford’s plain, unassuming style is highlighted.
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Washington
NEA
Jerry Ford
Richard Nixon
America
Japan
University of Michigan
Nelson Rockefeller
Emmett Kelly
White Tent
Ford
Henry Kissinger
White House
Aesident
Texas
Leonor Sullivan
Missouri
House
Congress
Michigan
Mayaguez
James David Barber
Robert Hartman
Understanding Diglycerides and Lipids in Diets
The reader asks about diglycerides and that glycerol is an alcohol and how diglycerides form from glycerol and fatty acids. The Health Letter notes triglycerides are the main fat in blood and discusses saturated fats and weight effects on blood pressure, with advice to request more information from The Health Letter.
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DR. Lamb
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Palladium Times Records and Publishing Details
The Palladium Times Oswego notes its daily publication schedule and office history, listing mergers with the Oswego Palladium and Osweg Times and detailing postal and publisher information. It also credits Thomson Newspapers for advertising representation and the Associated Press for local news.
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Sowens N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Osweg Times
Morrison
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Picines Ave
Des Pisines
Tli
Rockefeller
New York
N.Y
Maeparer
Associated Press
Palladium-Times
Buckley and McEwen Named in Washington Listings
Two prominent figures, Hon. James F. Buckley and Hon. Robert C. McEwen, appear in Washington, D.C. listings indicating their roles as lawmakers or public officials. The brief notes provide reference to their status and affiliation within the capital.
Economic mood mixed as forecasts diverge across polls
The piece notes a split among forecasters with some predicting recovery within six months while others cite pessimism among consumers and persistent unemployment above 9 percent. It cites AFL CIO leader George Meany and the NFIB concerns on skilled labor shortages, plus data from Dun and Bradstreet showing a tentative rise in new business incorporations amid wary lenders and a cautious housing market.
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New York
George Meany
Afl-Cio
National Federation of Independent Business
Washington
Nates Tel
Eacay
Ene
Dun & Bradstreet
Today in History highlights past World events
On June 26 1945 delegates from 50 nations signed the UN Charter in San Francisco. Legends say the Pied Piper of Hamelin lured 13 children in 1284. Pizarro fell in 1541 in Lima. The Netherlands gained independence in 1549. Tyler wed in 1844. Finland declared war in 1941. Cherbourg fell in 1944. A Saigon riverboat bombing occurred ten years ago. Bernadette Devlin's jail sentence was due five years ago. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton dissolved their marriage one year ago.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Hamelin
Germany
Francisco Pizarro
Lima
Peru
Netherlands
John Tyler
A Gardiner
New
Finland
Soviet Union
Cherbourg
France
Saigon
Bernadette Devlin
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Switzerland
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M.H
Capitol
By David Shaffer
Upstate
Senate
Legislative Democrats
Legislative
Akiko Okayama
Akasaka
Ife
Ford Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
Tom Tiede
the Palladium-Times
West First St. Oswego, N.Y
Jacob K. Javits
Washington, D.C
James F. Buckley
Robert C. McEwen
H. Douglas Barclay
Pulaski, NY
Business Mirror
John Cunniff
Berry's
NEA. Inc Qn Cie
Charlie Smith
CIA
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