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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1972
Page
5
Albert G is an attorney reporting a prominent client charged with exhibitionism and indecent exposure. The piece discusses sexual deviation causes including an inferiority complex, peeping tom behavior, and fantasies tied to midlife anxiety. Readers are instructed to write to Dr. Crane for a booklet.
Dr William Brady argues chronic joint disability stems from nutritional deficiency and calls rheumatoid changes a degeneration not arthritis. He touts a booklet detailing dietary regimen to arrest or reverse degeneration, offers it for 35 cents plus stamped envelope.
Washington AP reports that doctors’ fees overcharges may total over $500 million nationwide based on Blue Shield plans. Blue Shield estimates $40 million in reductions for 1971, with about 2 percent of physicians viewed as overchargers. AMA counters that overcharge claims mislead and notes rising practice costs. Reductions for overutilization added $6 million in 1971.
INDIANAPOLIS AP M L Red Anderson longtime State Highway Department engineer retires after 43 years in design division since 1929 after Purdue degree. Executive director R H Harrell calls him remarkable and among department's best, noting major highway projects he shaped. He received an 18 month extension past 65 and lives in Indianapolis with wife Lucille and son Marty Anderson, AP reporter.
The Senate rejected Griffin's rider aimed at barring federal funds leverage to require busing in desegregation cases. Absent members returning helped the Mansfield Scott compromise to pass, with warnings the debate continues on higher education and desegregation.
Newsmen at the Indianapolis Press Club were surprised when House Ways and Means Committee chair Samuel A. Rea of Fort Wayne called. Rea, en route back from Augusta, Ga, on vacation in Florida, asked what happened in the legislature Monday night.
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