Elderly Welfare Boarders Die in Miami Hospital Ward
Walton Jordan and Clarence Brinson died in their wheelchairs in Jackson Memorial Hospital emer gency ward after hours unnoticed. The homeless indigent men waited days for nursing home beds as officials said beds were unavailable due to low county payments. A hospital administrator called the situation a national problem and warned of growing hardship for elderly welfare patients.
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Miami
Walton Jordan
Clarence Brinson
Brinson
Jordan
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Bill Keck
Keck
BBC Tunes Wiomen: Women Focus On Society At BBC
In London AP reports the BBC handed one of its four radio channels to women for a 16 hour concentrated look at the situation of women in society. A novice announcer apologized after a misstep while a lineup of women artists entertainers and government officials carried the broadcast.
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London
British Broadcasting Corporation
Meir To Appeal To Austrians
Premier Golda Meir flies to Vienna to press Chancellor Bruno Kreisky to reverse his promise to Arab terrorists to shut Schoenau transit camp for Soviet Jewish emigrants. She may visit Schoenau Castle as 40 to 120 Jews daily pass through under police escort.
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Vienna
Austria
Golda Meir
Bruno Kreisky
Schoenau
Israel
Tel Aviv
Meir
Western Europe
Soviet Union
Soviet Supersonic Bombers Reported in Iraq
Washington reports the Soviet Union sent supersonic Blinder bombers to Iraq for the first time, a move Pentagon analysts say could shift oil-rich Gulf power dynamics. Officials note potential signaling to Iran and possible increases in arms purchases by Tehran as Gulf tensions rise.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Iraq
Pentagon
Persian Gulf
U.S
William P. Clements
Clements
Iran
United States
Britain
Tran
Traq
Persian Gulf- Indian Ocean
U.S. Navy
Air Force
HEW Funding Under Scrutiny Senate Debate Over Domestic Aid
The Senate Appropriations Committee weighs the large Health Education and Welfare and Labor funding bill with potential Nixon veto risk. Congress clashes over 31.6 to 32.8 billion dollar budgets amid battles on poverty and education. House and Senate set to act, while floor debates include military procurement and foreign aid.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
House
Senate
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Battle Over Delegate Rules in 1976 Convention
GAITHERSBURG Md AP a three day drafting panel failed to resolve how to replace 1972 quotas for delegate selection for the 1976 Democratic convention The panel tentatively voted to drop special consideration for women minorities and young people but two absences may affect the vote The commission will revisit the issue Oct 27 and early next year The debate centers on whether to bar quotas and how to reference under represented groups Gov John Gilligan preferred a broader all Democrats language and a move to include both phrases was rejected The lone black member abstained and other key figures were absent
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Gaithersburg, Md
Democratic National Committee
Baltimore
Barbara Mikulski
William DuChessi
Textile Workers Union
Full Commission
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Jane Solomon
New Hampshire
Lavonia Allison
North Carolina
Richard G. Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Edward Donahue
Vegetarian futures and quirks from a mailbag teaser
Hal Boyle surveys future diet shifts toward vegetarianism amid rising meat costs, cites experts on soy lobster and test tube steaks, and notes global malnutrition. He also shares ants avoiding muggers, the Florida Current’s strength, quotable witticisms, and a Palmerston remark on dirt.
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James Bonner
California
Notice of Ownership and Rezoning and Bids in Franklin County
Legal notice published October 1 1973 details ownership and circulation of Ottawa Herald Inc. plus trustees and Harris Enterprises stockholders. It also covers a rezoning hearing October 2 1973 for land in Ottawa Township from A-1 Agriculture to B-2 General Business, and a separate bid call for Part B Courts Building of the Franklin County law enforcement center with bid opening October 24 1973.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Elm
Terrence Ostmeyer
Oak St
Ottawa Herald Inc
South Cedar
Vivian B. Harder
John G. Harris
Peter M. MacDonald
William G. Snedaker
W. 4Th
Harris Enterprises
John P. Harris
First National Bank
Hutchinson
Oblate & Co
C. A. Rayl
H. A. Rayl
Kan
C. A. Ray
C. D. Rayl
A. Rayl
Virginia S. Harris
Virginia H. Rayl
Law Enforcement Center
Franklin County
Board of County Commissioners
Commission
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Laura
Wichita
Kansas City
Missouri
Mid- West
Madison
M Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Salina
Wilbur F. Kruse
Perry
Hearing Notice in Kansas Probate Court for Raymond Brooks estate
The Probate Court in Franklin County Kansas holds a hearing on October 1 1973 for the petition by Peoples National Bank of Ottawa to appoint an administrator for the estate of Raymond Brooks deceased Case No 12 471. Failure to respond may result in judgment. Also included is a Marshal sale notice for Franklin County Kansas property in United States District Court T 5358 NS. The sale on October 11 1973 will be at the Franklin County Courthouse Ottawa Kansas at 10 am to satisfy an Order of Sale with a one year US redemption period.
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Board of County Commissioners
Franklin County
Ottawa
Kansas
Kan- Sbs
Victor Warren
Lee Nichols
Joe Ferns
Bruce Spears
State of Kansas
Raymond Brooks
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
Winton A. Winter
United States District Court For
District OF Kansas
United States of America
Richard &. Dorsey
Donna L. Dorsey
McDaniels
Chester E. Moore
Ayron
Wellsville
United States
United States Marshal's Office
Toneka
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Susanna Capon
BBC
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Labor Party
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Robert Docking
American Automobile Association
Johnson
Docking
Dale Johnson
Kansas Auto Club
Andrew Gray
HEW
Jim Warnack
Ray Brown
Ford
Associated Press
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Orlando
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Edy Houston
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Apolis
Hal Boyle
Florida
National Geographic Society
Irvin S. Cobb
Uncle Sam
Federal Reserve Bank
Gold Mint
Bobby Hill
Bobby
Lord Palmerston
Porter-Spears
Agency
Tom Porter
George Spears
Hilltop
Aquarium
Highway
Chuck Andreta Hilliard
Ottawa Township
Franklin
N.W
Zoning Board of
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Planning Board
Kenneth M. Edwards
Robert L. Pinet
P.O
Jack V. Richardson
United States Marshal District of
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Leo
Emporia
Russell C. Klotz
R.R
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