America. April 7: The Welfare Services Department is created by the Priesthood Correlation Program, combining existing services, including the Welfare Program. June : The Plan, a concept album by the Osmonds is released. Although it is not one of their more successful albums, it explicitly deals with Mormon theology, including the plan of salvation. December 26: After serving for little more than a year as president, Harold B. Lee dies. December 30: Spencer W. Kimball becomes the 12th president of the LDS Church. 1974 April 4: Spencer W. Kimball calls for those in the LDS Church to "lengthen your stride". April 11: L. Tom Perry is ordained to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. June 23: Aaronic Priesthood MIA Young Women dissolved into Aaronic Priesthood and Young Women organizations. June 20: The LDS Church implements regional reorganization, including standardized naming of missions and stakes. August: Love Me for a Reason by the Osmonds reaches No. 1 in the UK Singles Charts. September 1: The Church College of Hawaii is renamed Brigham Young University-Hawaii, as a satellite campus of BYU in Provo, Utah. September 6: Announcement that all LDS Church-owned hospitals would be divested into a new nonprofit organization, called Intermountain Health Care. This finalized on April 1, 1975. October 3: Stake seventies quorums are combined with stake missionary leadership. November 19: Washington D.C. Temple is dedicated, in a prominent position along the Capital Beltway. 1975 May 3: Regional stakes and districts are grouped into areas, under area supervisors. June 27: LDS church-wide conferences for auxiliaries are discontinued, including the June Conference. July 24: The Church Office Building is dedicated, across from Temple Square in Salt Lake City. October 3: The First Quorum of the Seventy is reconstituted. In 1976 it absorbs the First Council of the Seventy and the Assistants to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. October 3: George P. Lee becomes first Native American general authority. He is excommunicated on September 1, 1989. November 7: Sunstone, an independent magazine about Mormon issues, is first published. November 11–12: Spencer W. Kimball rededicates the St. George Utah Temple after renovation. December 2: Hugh B. Brown dies. Association of Mormon Counselors and Psychotherapists (AMCAP) is founded. 1976 January 8: David B. Haight is ordained to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. January 23: First airing of Donny & Marie show on American TV. April 1: Western The Duchess and the Dirtwater