Hunger and malnutrition hit poor preschoolers and youths hardest
A federal study for the Senate finds preschool children and adolescents from poverty households suffer the most from hunger and malnutrition. Dr. Samuel E. Schaefer links malnutrition to low incomes, noting growth retardation and possible mental effects.
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Washington
United States
Senate Committee On Hunger and Human Needs
Samuel E. Schaefer
Schaefer
U.S. Health Services and Mental Health Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Phillip Morris Plans $80 Million Richmond Cigarette Factory
Phillip Morris Inc. will build an $80 million cigarette factory on a 125 acre site in south Richmond, covering about 1 million square feet and slated for completion in late 1973. The project includes stringent pollution controls with over $5 million for advanced sanitation equipment and features a large glass walled manufacturing and packing unit with gardens along its length.
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Richmond
Phillip Morris Inc
Towel Rack Trick Keeps Pants Off Chairs in Closet
Dear Heloise offers a practical tip to stop pants draping over chairs. Four towel racks installed inside closet doors create designated hangers, keeping clothes wrinkle free while still warm from body contact. Other readers share leftovers reheating in foil baskets and repurposing raft parts as floats.
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Heloise
Welfare Reform Faces Senate Finance Committee Hearing
Senate Finance Committee opens public hearings on Nixon welfare reform amid liberal and conservative criticism. The bill would create a family assistance plan with a $1600 annual income for a four person family and include the working pool for the first time. Critics say costs are underestimated and benefits too low. supporters expect changes but aim to pass a bill in line with Nixon proposal.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Finance Committee
Deena
Secretary of Health, Societies and Welfare
Robert H
House
Finch
Senate
Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance
Long
Reminder of Free Knowledge on Fern Creek High Board
A bulletin at Fern Creek High School in Louisville notes a weekday offer of free knowledge. The sign invites people to bring their own containers to access materials on the premises.
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Louisville
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Allegheny Power System
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