Elyria Memorial Hospital plans new four floor expansion
Elyria Memorial Hospital outlines a 9.65 million expansion to add four floors to the main building, increasing beds to 401. The project follows a 1974 emergency room upgrade and west wing addition, with ongoing modernization and staff awards highlighting its growth and community role. Chauncey B. Smythe and James C. Brown lead the effort as trustees and administrator respectively, signaling continued service expansion for Elyria residents.
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Elyria Memorial
Hospital
Chauncey B. Smythe
James C. Brown
EMH
Elyria
Why adjustm ent assistance draws fire in GM case
A Labor Department move granted special unemployment benefits to 6,000 GM workers laid off by imports, while denying 17,000 similar claims. The piece questions why only import losers receive extra aid and notes the UAW has secured benefits for many members, critiquing the program as a biased use of taxpayer money.
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General Motors Corp
Department
Treasury
United Auto Workers Union
Congress
Jones
Costly 413 accounting rules eyed by federal board
A Washington report highlights the Cost Accounting Standards Board revising procedures with Standard 413 seen as inflating taxpayer costs. Experts warned the change could shift millions to contractors, prompting a swift replacement by Standard 414 while scrutiny continues.
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Congress
Cost Accounting Standards Board
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Library of Congress
Arthur Schoenhaut
Nathan Miller
George Washington
Jackson Calls Out Hypocrites Over Busing Debates in D.C.
Washington senator Scoop Jackson defends integration while opposing forced busing, accusing fellow politicians of sending their children to private schools. The piece lists figures including Walter Fauntroy, Walter Washington, Teddy Kennedy, Nixon and Goldwater, noting varied school choices and public schooling.
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Sen
Scoop Jackson
Jackson
Louisville
Congress
Walter E. Fauntroy
Walter E Washington
D. C
Horace Mann
Boston
Teddy Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
Ed Muskie
Charles Percy
Clifford Case
Charles Mathias
Howard Baker
Claiborne Pell
John Tunney
John Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Gene McCarthy
Birch Bayh
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Saturday Evening Post
Nick Thimmesch
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Holton
Fauntroy
Martin Luther
Hell City
D.C
San Francisco
Walter Fauntroy
Religious issue in politics reemerges in Carter debate
Editorial argues the religious issue is being used to challenge Jimmy Carter’s Southern Baptist faith. It contrasts Kennedy's Catholic fears in 1960 with currents today, noting opponents weaponize religion while Carter’s stance should not derail him. The piece also surveys Middle East peace chances and other political angles.
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Jimmy Carter
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Carter
Gore Vidal
Middle East
Henry Fairlie
United States
Moynihan and Buckley Set for Likely 1976 Senate Fight
A Labor backed Moynihan stirs the New York scene pledging to unseat Republican James Buckley as the 1976 campaign looms. Moynihan faces Bella Abzug in the Democratic primary, with labor leaders backing him to complicate Buckley’s path.
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New York
Harvard
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
James Buckley
U. S. Senate
Pst
Moynihan
Pat Moynihan
Jim Buckley
Nelson Rockefeller
Yale
Carey
Abe Beame
Jackson
Bella Abang
Midtown Manhattan
Bella
House of Representatives
Carl Albert
Tip O'Neill
Scotto
Abzug
Senate
Labor
Bella Abzug
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George
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Ward Just
Shirley Povich
Milton Vierst
Russell Wiggins
Graham
Eugene Meyer
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Capitol Hill
NASA
Erwin R. Schmerling
Cornell
Michael C. Kelley
Matthew McHugh
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Schmerling
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Busing
Hypocrites
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Reca Wing
Roscoe Drummond
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Canada
Far East
Sen. Buckley
New Direction, Inc
Hugh Carey
Seafarers
Paul Hall
International Longshoremen’s Association
Teddy Gleason
Johnny Rovers
Anthony Scotto
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Joe Tonelli
Mo Udall
Pennsylvania
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