Year of New South Wales travel shapes Carolyn Patterson
Carolyn Patterson recalls her year as a Rotary exchange student in Wagga Wagga New South Wales Australia. She contrasts Australian and American schools discusses rainfall floods and local life social customs and meetings with notable figures while noting Australians view Americans with friendliness and curiosity.
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Leslie Harris
Carolyn Patterson
Norman Patterson
East Grand Plains
New South Wales
Australia
Carolyn
United States
Roswell
Wagga
Wagga Wagga
Rotary
Murrumbidgee River
Sydney
Canberra
Melbourne
Newcastle
Mt. Kosciusko
Australian Capital Territory
District of Columbia
Texas
Louisiana
America
Mt. Austin High School
Wollongong
Griffith
Thailand
England
Wayne Lewis
Wayne
Clovis
Roswell High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Hill Burton marks 25th anniversary
The Hill Burton aid program marks 25 years of operation with $12.5 billion in health facilities built or improved, including 3,800 communities served and 466,006 beds approved in 1,663 projects as of April 1971. The program, run by HEW, began in 1946 from legislation by Sen. Lister Hill and Sen. Harold Burton to expand hospital and public health facilities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hill-Burton
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lister Hill
Alabama
Harold Burton
Ohio
HEW
HSS weighs ending self declaration for welfare status
Health and Social Services considers scrapping the self declaration method used by welfare recipients to state finances and family status, aiming to curb ineligible people on welfare rolls while weighing staffing needs at county offices. The move follows rapid cost growth and workload, with reviews showing ineligibles among caseloads and prior Medicaid cost restrictions.
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Santa FE
N.M
Health and Social Services Department
HSS
Richard Heim
Legislative Finance Committee
Heim
HSS Board
LFC
New Mexico Ruling Limits General Revenue Tax on Vehicle Fees
Attorney General C. Emery Cuddy Jr says 94 percent of NM motor vehicle registration fees is a general revenue tax not chargeable to out of state servicemen. Only the portion essential to license and registration may be assessed for nonresident servicemen. Law limits the Motor Vehicle Department to 6 percent of registration fees. servicemen stationed in NM need not obtain NM plates if registered in home states.
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Santa FE
N.M
David Arioste
New Mexico
C. Emery Cuddy Jr
Motor
Six arraigned and two sentenced in Roswell court
Six men faced arraignments in magistrate court on various charges. William Harvey Boyd and John Carlos Hylton pled guilty to larceny counts and received suspended jail terms. David Hernandez and Jenny Contreras were arraigned for receiving and concealing stolen property tied to a Maxwell's Sporting Goods robbery with bonds set at four thousand dollars each. James Ross and Raymond Lee Ford faced charges of unlawful possession and statutory rape with bonds at two thousand dollars. Jockey Jorge Velasquez noted for past United Nations Handicap wins.
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Ken Shannon
William Harvey Boyd
N. Atkinson
John Carlos Hylton
Abilene
Tex
International Pickup Co
Montgomery Ward
David Hernandez
N. Lea
Jenny Contreras
N. Union
Maxwell’s Sporting Goods
N. Main
James Ross
Delaware
Raymond Lee Ford
W. Second
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Jeff Bates
Zara Holt Bates
Colleambly
Chew den
Dial
the Fantastics
Dana
Cecil
S.E. Main
Virginia
Roswell, N. Mexico
Norvell
Mexico
Second
Union
Jorge Velasquez
Atlantic City
Hawaii
Fort Marcy
N. Main St
Albert A. Stubbs
Jerry MiCormack
Leland Marnard
Jimmy C Cox
Chaves County
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