Vancouver talks push urban change toward smaller cities
The piece argues that mega cities strain resources and outlines planning ideals from the Vans couver conference. It highlights dispersal of development to provincial hubs, equitable employment in formal and informal sectors, and regional centers for markets, education, and health to curb urban growth and environmental stress.
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Sino Soviet rift may calm after Mao era, observers warn
Ray Cromley reports that signs of potential Sino Soviet rapprochement appear faint but persistent. Analysts say Mao Zedong’s aging status and removal of rivals suggest a future shift toward tentative detente with Moscow, yet no full alliance is foreseen. The outcome could shift global power dynamics and pose new challenges for the United States.
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Mountain Statesman Grafton WY notices and pricing
The Mountain Statesman printed in Grafton Wyoming details a daily except Sunday schedule, office at 914 West Main, with subscription rates including single copy costs, carrier and mail options, and contact points for changes of address and undeliverable mail. Names and roles appear as staff and managers with postal guidance.
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United States health care bill hits record $119 billion
Don Oakley reports that health care spending in 1975 reached $118.5 billion, up 13.9 percent from 1974, with dental care remaining a shrinking share of total costs. ADA president Dr. Robert B. Shira argues most funding is private, advocates targeted public aid, and praises private dentistry for efficiency.
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Social Security Administration
Robert B. Shiren
American Dental Association
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
University of Michigan
Paul Feldstein
Shira
United States
Today in History June 12 1976 Highlights and Birthdays
On this date in history many events are noted including New York City incorporation in 1665, John Winthrop arrival in 1630, Iowa organization in 1838, WWII air raids and civil rights milestones. Birthdays include David Rockefeller and Jim Nabors. Oscar Wilde quotation and a Bicentennial note on religious freedom appear in the entry.
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Big Breakfasts Noted In Longevity Study
University of California researchers studied long-lived seniors and found common habits: moderate drinking, no smoking, stable weight, regular exercise, and no snacking. Most strikingly, many reported always eating a big breakfast.
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Ford’s record on the economy divides presidential contenders
In Philadelphia, lens reporters examine how Ford Reagan and Carter frame the economy amid inflation unemployment and debt. Democrats push a 3 percent jobless goal for 1981 while Reagan attacks deficits and Ford’s recovery credibility amid Dow trends and policy teams led by Simon Seidman Greenspan and Burns. Carter’s advisers favor Keynesian tools and balanced budgets.
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