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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1973

Page

11

Illinois lottery bill nears passage in House

Springfield AP reports the Illinois legislature returns to work as a lottery bill sits at passage in the House. Sponsored by Rep. E J Giorgi the plan would net about 75 million annually from over 3 million tickets weekly at fifty cents each. Strong entities include Illinois House Gov Giorgi and references to New Jersey Michigan.

Illinois Springfield E. J Zeke” Giorgi Rockford Giorgi New Jersey Michigan

Hair Consultation Free at Holiday Inn Marion Illinois

Ebb's Hair Consultant offers a free on site consultation at the Holiday Inn 157 and State 13 in Marion Illinois on Wednesday May 9 from 1 PM to 8 30 PM. The notice promotes guaranteed results and emphasizes conditions causing hair loss while noting nearby locations in Louisville Frankfort Mt Vernon and others with no charge or obligation.

Holiday Inn State Marion W. Frankfort Gray Plaza Mil W. Main St Thur Mt. Vernon 157 State 13 Ill M. J. Hornick

Chinese acupuncturist says Wallace may walk again

Gov. George C. Wallace paralyzed from the waist down after an assassination attempt may walk again, according to Dr. Ling Sun Chu. The acupuncturist reports Wallace has grown more mentally alert and his legs show color and warmth after several months of treatment.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Alabama Ling Sun Chu Chu Wallace

First Lady Hosting Luncheon Moves to Capitol Hill

Mrs Nixon returns from Key Biscayne to Washington to prepare for today's Capitol luncheon. Later this spring Senate wives plan a return luncheon in honor of the First Lady, continuing a traditional exchange of social events on the Hill.

Pat Nixon U.S. Senate Washington Senate White House Capitol Hill

Congress considers bill to expand veterans medical benefits

A bill before Congress would widen hospital nursing home and outpatient care eligibility for veterans with service connected disability and their families. It would cover wives and children of total and permanent disability and widows and children of veterans who died from such causes. The measure includes outpatient care for 80 percent disabled veterans and non 80 percent cases if needed to avoid hospitalization, plus exam, ophthalmic, dental and surgical services. VA reimbursement for emergency treatment from private providers and travel costs would be available. A sickle cell screening and counseling program is included.

Congress

The Classified Habit and Big Life Purchases

When small talk yields to real needs couples turn to newspaper classified ads for jobs housing furniture transportation and baby items. The tips promote using classifieds to secure essentials for starting married life and building a home.

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