Word: helene
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Prosser plan has already enrolled 362 elderly people, many of whom are attracted by the low cost. "When you get older, you have to watch your pennies," says Mrs. Helen Erickson, 69. "You would be surprised at how many people over 65 wouldn't even think of going for a checkup." Other hospitals have expressed interest in copying the program. Prosser Memorial Hospital has had inquiries from health officials across the nation, and officials of two nearby hospitals are so impressed that they are thinking about setting up a Prosser plan in their own communities...
...sharp Los Angeles criminal lawyer and a cunning, bare-knuckled politician who first met Nixon during the 1946 congressional campaign and advised him to depict his opponent, Jerry Voorhis, as an ally of Communism. Chotiner planned a similar strategy for Nixon's 1950 Senate race against Helen Gahagan Douglas. Chotiner advised Nixon at the time of his famous "Checkers" speech in 1952, but their relationship was temporarily dissolved in 1956 when Chotiner was called before a Senate subcommittee to explain his dealings with clothing manufacturers accused of Government kickbacks. He reappeared on the White House staff...
...career. Following a 1973 White House command performance and a TV special, Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back, Sinatra made his first nightclub appearance in three years at Las Vegas' Caesars Palace. Last week, after a standing ovation from an invited audience of 1,300, including James Stewart, Helen Reddy, Rosalind Russell, Daughters Tina and Nancy, ex-Wife Nancy and his mother Dolly, Frank sauntered through a variety of old favorites, from Come Fly with Me to My Way. For the one-week engagement, Sinatra's pay is reported to be more than $200,000, with patrons paying...
...HELEN V. ENGLEHART Caldwell, Idaho...
Regressive Policy. Despite these escape clauses, there was an immediate outcry from some educators who had reservations about the new policy. "It is regressive in the face of most research," protested Helen Wise, president of the National Education Association. "If you hold back a slow child, he will get slower." Many educators argued that keeping students from advancing with their age group would damage them psychologically...