Word: ohio
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...Jackson State have immediate medical costs of about $65,000 not covered by any insurance. Though this is not a huge amount, some of the families are under considerable financial strain, If you will help, send to the Kent State-Jackson State Medical Fund, Kent State University, Ken?? Ohio, 44240-an incorporated fund for which contributions are tax-exempt...
Sheldon I. Pollock of 111 St. Paul Street and Shaker Heights, Ohio; Darrell E. Prescott of Dunster House and Montpelier, Vermont; Ellis L. Reinherz of Adams House and Malden; Stephen P Reynolds of Dunster House and Seattle, Washington; Frank H. Rich Jr. of 19 Hovey Avenue and Washington...
...MANTHEY Rocky River, Ohio...
...than impoverished communities whose tax base has steadily eroded. Comfortable Newton, Mass, (pop. 91,066), would get $1,527,668 v. only $821,964 for decaying New Bedford (pop. 101,777). "This formula doesn't do anything but put money where the wealth is," said Gibbons. When Ohio's Charles Vanik argued that the 25 largest cities in the U.S. would receive only one-quarter of the $5 billion, Connally bluntly confessed: "This is not a bill to relieve the urban crisis." The Administration, said Michigan Democrat Martha Griffiths, wants to give money to Podunk in order...
Schwinn Bicycle Co., one of the biggest wheels in the $400 million-a-year industry, had booked orders for its entire 1971 production by last month. Other major U.S. manufacturers-Murray Ohio, Huffman and AMF-are also having trouble keeping pace with runaway demand. Sales in many bicycle shops are racing 200% ahead of last year's level, and delivery dates for new merchandise are uncertain. Complains Gano Thomas of San Francisco's Nomad Cyclery: "The factories aren't making bicycles fast enough. If we order 100 bikes, we're lucky to get 25." Adds Henry...