Mental Retardation Board Eyes Mendocino State Hospital Role
The Area Mental Retardation Board representing Mendocino Lake Humboldt and Del Norte counties urged the Department of Mental Hygiene to create a dedicated mental retardation program at Mendocino State Hospital. They argue many mentally retarded patients now at various state hospitals could be better served at MSH with home visits and local access, while temporarily reallocating technicians to Talmage to preserve training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Mental Retardation Board
Crescent City
Department of Mental Hygiene
Mendocino State Hospital
Mendocino
Lake
Humboldt
del Norte
Raymond Hudson
Redwood Valley
MSH
DMH
James Lowery
J. N. Stubblevine
California
Talmage
Why U S deficit is not a deficit
Nixon administration reported a 1971 end-year deficit of 23.3 billion, the second largest postwar. Yet Treasury and OMB officials framed it as a quasi surplus under full employment budget rules, arguing unemployment at four percent would imply a 2.5 billion surplus.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Treasury
John B. Connally
George P. Schultz
Office of ‘Management and Budget
Nixon
Treasury Department
Texas
Environmental Protection Agency
Texas Instruments
John Connaly
LBJ
Frank Lord
Lord
EPA
Shell
Gulf of Mexico
Standard of California
San Francisco
What to Do for an Encore in Apollo 15 Hype
Writers struggle to name new superlatives after Apollo 15 triumphs. Observers note that even the strongest praise for Apollo 11 12 and 14 risks obscuring the mission's real impact. The most telling remark, surprisingly, comes from children.
New Books at Library and Space Implications
A catalog listing new library titles includes The Blind Side, Boondling an American Lingo, The Heirs of the Kingdom, Kitchen Safari, and The Radical Alternative. An extended passage reflects on Apollo 15 and spaceflight’s cultural impact, noting experts’ views, public curiosity, and the long term promise of space exploration despite costs and challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boondling
Charles Adams
Zoe Oldenbourg
Africa
Harva Hachten
Texaco
Anacortes
Puget Sound
EPA
Texas Instruments
Texas
Pentagon
Air Force
James Crawford
Charles Wells
AFG
John Tomhave
Long Binh
Vietnam
John Robinson
China
Fred Halstead
Als
Republic of Vietnam
Comecon moves toward currency convertibility and West links
The Moscow bloc’s Comecon aims for limited convertibility within the alliance, easing barter trade and coaxing Western ties. Nations push for joint projects and technology to boost economies while stopping short of Western investor freedoms or full hard-currency exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Newsom
UPI
Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Comecon
Moscow
Great Britain
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
Josef Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Outer Mongolia
Khrushchev
Bucharest
France
Renault
Yugoslavia
Hoover Hair Rules Sting FBI for Subversive Styles
A column notes FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover bans long sideburns and hippie hair, threatening ten days pay for violators while agents like John Mullen face reassignment. The piece also covers EPA contracts with Texas Instruments to study offshore spills and other 1970s security and censorship topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Washington Post
Glen E. Riggs
U.S
Hoover
Mullen
Indianapolis
Edible dissolving bottle aims to curb pollution
A Natick research firm proposes an edible dissolving bottle as a solution to 47 billion annual cans and bottles. The cellulosic container, made with a soluble protein core and thin plastic layers, could be produced in six months. If thirst remains after drinking, the bottle itself is edible, potentially reducing waste and pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick, Mass
America
Pecans Hold Highest Fat Content Among Vegetables
United Press International notes pecans contain more fat than any other vegetable product, highlighting the nut as a standout in fat content among vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
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Ukiah Daily Journal
M. D. Glo
Juqean Devries
George Hunter B. A. Cober Whe
Mars
Francis Clifford
Jean-Jacques Servan- Schreiber
Ted Williams
Williams
David R. Scott
AWG
Sav Tracy
Dowed
Tey
Moon
New York Times
Earth
By Jack Anderson
Senate
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