Restoration funds target Rosson House project at Biltmore fete
The Auxiliary to the Maricopa County Medical Society will fund restoration of Phoenix’s first doctor's office at the Rosson House using proceeds from the Yule ball Fete de Lumiere. The Arizona Biltmore event will feature cocktails at 7 p.m. and dinner at 8. Reservations are $55 per couple, send to 420 E McLellan Blvd Phoenix 85012.
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Phoenix
Rosson
Sixth
Monroe Streets
Maricopa County Medical Society
Arizona Biltmore
24Th Street
Missouri Avenue
Energy crisis outlined by Frank McLaughlin
McLaughlin, acting director of the Office of Consumer Affairs, warns the energy situation worsens and will raise costs for heating, medical care, education, and welfare. He notes hospitals rely on natural gas and a price rise hits 5,400 hospitals hard, while Congress and the administration work toward a national energy plan.
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Frank McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Office of Consumer Affairs
U.S. Department of Health/ Education and Welfare
Califano
Administration
Congress
House
Senate
Energy dependence grows as imports rise and prices threaten economy
The guide warns reliance on foreign oil worsens the trade balance and dollar value. It notes 1971 25.6 percent imports rising to 50 percent by 1977 amid recurring energy crises. It cites impacts on schools, jobs, and low income households with a target to cut 1985 consumption to 40 percent. Public official Joseph A.health, education, and welfare secretary referenced.
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U.S
Health, Education, and Welfare
Joseph A
Child Kidnapping Rights Group Pushes Custody Reform
Parents and children by Janet Lowe discusses widespread child abduction by noncustodial parents, citing estimates from 25,000 to 100,000 yearly. It follows Ethel J. from Colorado facing a long legal battle, and notes groups like Children's Rights Inc. pushing state and federal custody reforms.
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Janet Lowe
Copley
Arnold Miller
Children’s
Ethel J
Colorado
Ethel
Children’s Rights Inc
Jefferson Defends Unborn Rights Driven by Hippocratic Oath
Dr. Mildred Jefferson, president of the Right to Life Committee, ties her anti abortion stance to the Hippocratic Oath. She recounts AMA shifts in 1970, the 1973 Roe decision, and her role in founding the National Right to Life Committee. She notes her Boston medical career and her concern about media making her a personality figure.
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Michael Grant Copley
Mildred Jefferson
Right To Life Committee
Jefferson
Boston
American Medical Association
Massachusetts
Value of Life Committee
Right To Life Group
Supreme Court
National
Portable sewing kit from plastic vial
A compact kit idea uses a plastic medicine vial to hold a bobbin of thread at the bottom along with needles buttons and safety pins for on the go mending and sewing needs.
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First Medical Office
Consumer Guide
Pittsburg
Texas
Texas College
Tyler
Harvard Medical School
University Hospital
Boston University Medical Center
Progress
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Switzerland
Denmark
Thomas Mall
BankAmericard
Calico Corners
N. Scottsdale
Scottsdale
Aspire
E. 3Rd Ave
Benito & Vittorio
Italy
Ruben Torres
Hairmasters Paseo Village
Thecormickranch
Cho Thng
Ellen Tracy
Fashion Square
Lincoln Plaza
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