Community Hospital Dedicated in San Antonio
The 31 bed acute care general hospital built by American Medicorp in the South Texas Medical Center will admit its first patient Monday. Dr Richard S Brannon of HEW urged a grand health care design while ceremony leaders praised the privately funded project and its commitment to excellence in health care.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New San Antonio Community Hospital
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United States
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San Antonio
Brannon
San Antonio Community Hospital
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American Medticorp
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National Medicorp Board
Stowaway Flushed From Train Toilet
An associate press report details a one year old boy, Giuseppe Mirante, found hidden in a train toilet while attempting to return to Sicily. He had spent ten days riding in carriages and toilets, fed by parents in Germany and Sicily. a doctor urged a hearty spaghetti diet for recovery. He was entrusted to an aunt in Turin after rescue.
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Solon Calls Probe of IRS Aide Over Political Motives
Senator Mondale urged an inquiry into IRS deputy chief counsel Roger V. Barth amid allegations he sought political investigations. The memo reportedly involved a White House document and cases tied to political controversies and contributions.
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Center On
Corporare
Hamgalter
Wet Nosed Fliers Face Scrutiny Over Puppy Shipments
House committee probes air freight of Kansas City puppies amid reports of crowded crates and poor care. Investigators cite crates lacking water or bedding, with dogs packed in crates and shipments insured under questionable values. Officials warn breeding operations in Missouri and beyond may neglect welfare standards.
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Humane Society of the United Stats
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American Kennel Club
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House Committee
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Missouri
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Bus Changes Cut Costs and Time in Massachusetts
In Praminghism Massachusetts a new school transportation plan reduces bus routes and stops. Fewer buses run shorter, direct trips with quick pickups. Savings reach about $120000 annually as drivers follow targeted routes designed with input from parents and students.
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UPS
Imoneys
Tts
Dbstract
Siper Offre Asenny
Albert J. Benson Jr
Schooks
Watergate reflections from a British observer
A British writer, A J P Taylor, questions the meaning of Watergate as a political scandal. The piece notes President Nixon’s handling under pressure and argues the affair may reveal little beyond routine political intrigue. It suggests Americans may be naive to react so strongly.
Watergate in Perspective by Mr Taylor
An English observer argues the United States remains the world’s leading power and praises Richard Nixon for advancing peace with China and the Soviet Union. The writer dismisses Watergate as overblown and urges continued focus on real issues shaping humanity’s future.
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Wax Aiken
United Ventures Syndicate
Taye G
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Russia
China
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Nixon
March of Dimes Funds Donated to Birth Defects Center
The San Antonio chapter of the March of Dimes sent a 2970.20 check to Santa Rosa Medical Center for birth defects research and services. Sister Angela Clare Moran accepted the donation for the Birth Defects Medical Center, which runs genetic counseling and prevention programs through a nationwide network of 112 medical service programs.
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Angela Clare Moran
Santa Rosa Medical Center
Fromm
Sen
Nelson Wolff
Campgian
March of Dimes
San Antonio
Nelson Wellf
Santa Rosa
Wolff
Rally Hails Women's Rights Day in New York
The National Organization for Women led a feminist rally near the Statue of Liberty to celebrate Equal Rights Day and the 53rd anniversary of women's suffrage. Wilma Scott Heide spoke as about 400 people attended in Manhattan, with booths, skits, and petitions urging to override a veto on the minimum wage and strengthen economic equality. Governors and state officials announced equality efforts in New York and Illinois demonstrations nationwide.
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Naional Organization of
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Wilma Scott Heide
Manhattan
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Washington
Girl Scouts
New York
Organization By Women's National Headquarters
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