U.S. warns 37 states over nursing home standards
Health Secretary Elliott Richardson said 27 states face a February deadline to improve nursing home standards or risk losing federal Medicaid funds. He listed 37 states and the District of Columbia with substandard fire safety sanitation and medical services after a survey at Nixon's request. The notice names Arkansas California Connecticut DC Delaware Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Montana Nevada North Carolina North Dakota New Mexico New York Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Utah Vermont Washington Wisconsin West Virginia Wyoming. In Congress a Senate vote approved a 250 million program to fund nutritious hot meals for elderly Americans, with a plan for 100 million in 1973 and 150 million in 1974. The conference also heard Housing Secretary Romney urge private solutions and a one million dollar federal grant for low income housing sponsors. The oldest delegate, 95-year-old J. Stevens of Salt Lake City, attended with plans for his sixth marriage. In Bangkok, Surin Province reports a 10 000 profit from this year's elephant roundup, a top tourist attraction.
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Senate OKs 5.4 Million Pay Hike Plan for Highway Patrol
The California Senate approved a 5.4 million dollar proposal to raise pay for highway patrol officers by up to six percent. The bill, sponsored by Sen. George Moscone of San Francisco, moves to the Assembly after a 27 to 6 vote.
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Oldest Delegates Compete Amid Jig and Bow Ties
Fustus Stevens aged 55 shares the race for oldest delegate with Hartha May Magdalene White as photographers capture him in a white bow tie. The Salt Lake City resident plans to marry again after the conference, while remaining active with Green Thumb projects and ranching memories. He recalls life with Butch Cassidy-era ranch work and notes Mormon multi wives history, stressing health care and elder support as key conference goals.
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CIA aide named for Marine post
President Nixon announced he will nominate Lt. Gen. Robert E Cushman Jr deputy director of the CIA to become commandant of the Marine Corps for a four year term. Cushman would succeed Gen Leonard F Chapman Jr who will retire in January. Also noted the official Christmas tree from Pisgah National Forest being placed on the White House Ellipse with lighting set for December 16.
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