Hospital parking crisis prompts expansion plan and talks
Winchester Memorial Hospital faces a growing parking shortfall estimated at 480 to 490 spaces. A 10.5 million addition will reduce spaces, prompting consideration of a multi level garage on Stewart Street north of Cork Street and potential Stonewall and Stewart Street closures to join lots. The Winchester Parking Authority and City Council seek rapid planning.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carl Napps
W. Clifford St
W. Clifford
S. Stewart St
Stonewall Ave
Stewart St
W.L. Fultz
Charles Nicodemus
H. Robert Edwards
George H. White Jr
Thomas J. Schultz
Chester Commonwealth
Dabney W. Watts
City Council
W. Cork St
Stewart
Academy Lane
Cork St
Winchester Parking Authority
Wendell Seldon
Stewart Bell Jr
Public Safety, Public Improvement and
Senate votes to exempt familial school activities from federal discrimination laws
The Senate approved 88 to 0 an amendment to a six year education bill exempting father son and mother daughter school activities and American Legion youth groups from HEW sex discrimination rulings. Sen Bayh urged caution as Sen Thurmond pressed for explicit statutory protection to prevent bureaucratic reversals. The measure awaits House action.
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U.S. Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Ford
Senate
House
U.S
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
American Legion
Sen. Bayh
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Sen. Thurmond
Postcard registration foes and Arab boycott clash in Congress
Postcard registration faced Senate resistance after a House pass, amid debate on boosting voter registration versus potential Democratic gains. Separately Congress pressed a new law to block U S business cooperation with the Arab boycott, aiming to counter discrimination against Israel while weighing tax law changes sought by Sen Ribicoff and others.
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Washington
Middle East
Congress
Ford Administration
U.S
Treasury
William Simon
Capitol Hill
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
House
Senate
Israel
New York University
Ribicoff
Hisham Nazer
American Jewish Congress
Nazer
Viewpoints on space funding versus disease fight
Readers argue for and against expanding space exploration funds. The debate covers federal voter registration plans, state versus federal roles, and potential costs. The piece notes President Carter and President Ford positions and that the electoral context may reshape this issue next year.
Arab Boycott Battle Raises U S Israel Policy Clash
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report on Egypt and Saudi Arabia opposing the Ribicoff amendment as interference in their economic warfare with Israel. Officials warn a tough anti boycott law could trigger a new Middle East crisis.
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Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Arab League
Israel
Ze'ev Sher
U.S
Sher
Austin
Tex
Andreas F. Lowenfeld
State Department
Middle East
Debates Over Federal Funding for Abortions Persist in 1970s
HEW reports 250000 to 300000 unborn babies killed in Medicaid abortions costing about $50 million. Hyde amendment seeks to bar future funds. House support grows, Senate rejects 53 to 35. Public figures like Brooke Bayh Eagleton Stennis weigh in on morality and legality amid Ford Carter election context.
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United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House of Representatives
Illinois
Henry Hyde
House
Senate
Hyde
Senate House
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
Dick Gregory
Chicago
Paris
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Supreme Court
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
National Health Insurance
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