Allegheny Commuter Service Details Growth Plans
Vercon has operated 36 000 flights through 1972 with a 98.6 percent completion rate and an 87 percent on time factor. Terre Haute will see more flights as demand grows while planners consider expanding Indianapolis and St Louis connections.
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al Tingley
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Anderson plans to phase out Glenn Home for foster care
Anderson says the best setting for raising children is the family and will phase out the Glenn Home. He envisions a large city house to care for up to 20 children at a time, with the Lanes also remembered in the judge's plans.
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Foster program eyed to replace Glenn Home for children
Judge Anderson urged phasing out the Glenn Home and placing 19 to 20 children with foster parents. The plan would cut costs from about 8.23 to 9 dollars per day per child, saving up to 100000 dollars annually, with stipends of 3.50 to 4 dollars per day and all medical bills covered.
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Glenn
Vitamin E and the aging myth decried
The columnist cautions readers against believing vitamin E or alpha tocopherol as a fountain of youth. Without scientific backing, enthusiasts tout it as modern science savior, while the piece urges skeptics to use it if they wish but accept aging’s inevitability.
Gravel seeks Alaska oil bill amendment vote soon
Senator Gravel plans an amendment to Senator Jacksons Alaska oil bill to force pipeline work now and speed oil release. He has polled 31 peers with nineteen supporting the amendment ten undecided and two opposed including Senator James Buckley. He warns it could put senators on record and compares it to Tonkin Gulf Resolution.
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Henry
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Senator Gravel on Alaska oil and U S energy crisis
The text portrays Senator Gravel arguing for immediate Alaska oil development to reduce dependence on foreign oil. He cites rising daily oil use, import shares, and a potential energy crisis. He predicts a lengthy battle over Jackson’s bill, involving courts and environmental lobbies, delaying any relief for 18 months to two years.
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Safety Council predicts July Fourth traffic deaths
The National Safety Council estimates 180 to 240 people may be killed in traffic accidents during the Fourth of July holiday from 6 p.m. July 3 to midnight July 4 across time zones. It forecasts 10,000 to 12,000 disabling injuries requiring hospital care beyond the accident day. The last Wednesday Independence Day was 1982, with 146 fatalities.
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