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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1973

Page

6

Protestors Flood Washington during Nixon inauguration weekend

War protesters gathered in Washington for a massive peaceful show of dissent on Nixon's second inauguration day. Tens of thousands traveled by bus and train from distant states while troops and police fortified the capital. A Friday concert at the National Cathedral drew about 18,000, featuring Bernstein and a mass in war time, contrasting Nixon's Kennedy Center events and the White House petition delivery by the People's Coalition for Peace and Justice.

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Antiwar rally plans loom for Washington Inauguration

PCPJ coordinator Sidney Peck says White House guards accepted a sample set of signatures from 50 000 protesters angered by North Vietnam bombing. The Lincoln Memorial rally features Rep Bella Abzug Sen Philip Hart and Rev Philip Berrigan with marches to Union Station and a vigil led by Berrigan and Rev James Groppi. Several congressmen who endorsed the protest may skip inaugural ceremonies. other events include a peace vigil and an inauguration of conscience drawing lawmakers and critics.

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Plan Aims To Cut Health Costs In Phase 3 Rules

Washington AP The Cost of Living Council plans to unveil within 30 to 60 days a new health costs plan under Phase 3. It will review current price standards for health services and may keep or modify them, with two committees drafting the plan including HEW and Treasury officials. The plan could speed up Medicare and Medicaid efficiency and curb waste while ensuring HEW programs do not spur higher prices. Current standards limit doctor fees to 2.5 percent annually and allow hospitals and providers to raise revenues up to six percent if justified by costs.

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Oasis Club Celebrates Second Anniversary Dinner

Oasis Club marked its second anniversary with a covered dish luncheon at Westminster United Presbyterian Church. new members bring total to about 100. Rotachords led by Dr. S. M. Brockway performed. Officers named Robert N. Bundy president and Ruth Rader among volunteers. plans include park benches for 15th Street Park and fishing gear donations to the Boys' Club.

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Things That Make Life Worth Living by Hal Boyle

A list of small pleasures and vivid moments that give life value from a windy winter night moonlight to simple joys like finding a cigar, reading poetry, hearing ghost stories, and the thrill of youth. It blends memories, humor, and human warmth across scenes of sport, romance, travel, and everyday resilience.

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Inaugural Platform Sets Grand Stage for Nixon Oath

Washington reports detail the lavish inaugural setup for Richard Nixon with an open air platform below the presidential stand, 20 000 dignitaries seated, 50 000 ticketed viewers, and $1 130 000 in bleacher and canopy work. The Capitol steps, Senate hallmarks, and Pension Building host celebrations as TV audiences watch emeritus theatrics.

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