HUD to launch 10 city urban homesteading demo
The Department of Housing and Urban Development will invite about ten communities to join a $5 million urban homesteading demonstration this summer. Cities must have approved neighborhood preservation plans and show capacity for services like garbage collection and public safety. selections should be made by year end.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Michael Moskow
Moskow
Gasoline Prices Expected To Rise This Summer
Federal energy officials say ample oil supplies will hold through summer but gasoline prices will climb 3 to 4 cents a gallon due to Ford’s import fee and a floating domestic oil price. Deregulation could add about 2 cents more by year’s end, with further increases if world oil costs rise.
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Oil Reduciny
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FEA
Dancers pay the fiddler too much in Spokane dispute
Former Arthur Murray students testified in Spokane County Court that the dance lessons drained their finances. A widow lent against her home to pay for classes and says she still cannot dance well. A retired Golden Gloves champion described feeling deceived by the program as he spent thousands on lessons and tests.
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Arthur Murray School of of Dollars
Golden Gloves
Soeee Sa
Spokane County Superior Court
Smith
Ann Root
Malpractice Insurance Crisis Spreads Across States
The malpractice insurance crisis grows from California into New York Texas and Rhode Island with doctors planning walkouts and slowdowns. New York physicians may curb emergency surgery. Texas starts midnight in three cities. Rhode Island doctors threaten July 1 action unless lawmakers call a special session.
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New York
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Rhode Island
Austin
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Kent County Medical Society
General Assembly
Rhode Island Society of Orthopedic Surgeons and Surgeons
St. Joseph's Hospital
Truck Kills Pit Worker In Berkeley Pit Crash
A collision between a 100 ton ore truck and a pickup in the Berkeley Pit Friday at 8 40 p m killed heavy duty machinist Lawrence Bugni 46 of 2530 Nettie Bugni was in the pickup and the ore truck driver’s name was not released by coroner Leo Jacobsen The accident is under investigation by State Mine Examiner Max Salazar and Anaconda Co officials This is the second Berkeley Pit fatality in recent months Rufus Osborne 42 of 3044 Floral died in a similar crash on Feb 6 Bugni's survivors include his wife and several relatives beyond the immediate family
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Lawrence Bugni
Nettie
Leo Jacobsen
Bugni
Max Salazar
Anaconda Co
Rufus Osborne
Floral
Berkeley Pit
Mr. Bugni
Butte
Hansen Packing Co
Parsons Construction Co
East Side Athletic Club
Skyline Sportsmen
Hazel
James Ramey
Standard flies centennial flag over 100 years
The Montana Standard marks its centennial year begun June 1 1876 as The Butte Miner lineage traces to that date. The Montana Standard born in 1928 will publish a special bicentennial edition on July 4 1976 detailing early Miner stories including Custer’s Last Stand.
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John Watson
Standard
Butte
Montana
The
Miner
Anaconda Standard
Mills and Kessler
Malpractice payouts in New York lag behind fears
Records from the New York State Medical Society show most malpractice claims against doctors receive no payment. In 1974 over 2,000 claims closed with 70 percent paying nothing, 329 under 20 000, 159 under 50 000 and over 20 001, and 132 at or above 50 000.
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New York
The
New York State Medical Society
Employers Insurance of
Wausau
Argonaut Insurance Co
Opry Star Billy Grammer Describes Country Music As Smutty
Nashville AP Billy Grammer, a Grand Ole Opry star and lay minister, denounces current country songs as slutty and slanderous. He says hits now require explicit bed lyrics and pre marriage sex, receiving applause on stage before his Opry appearance. His remarks aired to 38 states via WSM.
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Grand Ole Opry
Billy Grammer
Grammer
Opry
WSM
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