Carter Strike On Doctors And Lawyers At West Tour
President Carter lashed the American Medical Association and lawyers unions as barriers to health care and civil rights progress during town meetings in Spokane and Portland. He defended doctors' ethics while accusing the AMA of protecting the profession, and criticized lawyers for serving privileged classes. He also noted his four state tour and a Riverfront Park dedication in Spokane as part of Expo 74 redevelopment.
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Ore
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West
Chicago
C.H. Carter
Riverfront Park
Washington, D.C
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Brown
South Africa
Angola
Hearing Continued in Gribbens Murder Case
Bruce David Gribbens Jr., 27, in custody for the April 28 fatal shooting of Donald L. Long, appeared in County Court as a preliminary hearing was moved to Wednesday to allow counsel. Gribbens lacks funds for an attorney and was appointed public defender Ed Abel. A May 15 circuit court trial date for carrying a handgun without a license remains set. Neighbors described the 5:45 am shooting, with Gribbens reportedly employed as a Cisco Heaven bouncer.
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Bruce David Gribbens Jr
Chase Sr
Gribbens
Donald L. Long
Third St
George K. Hughes
Hughes
Ed Abel
Grand
Ibbens
St John’s Hospital Prevails Over HEW in Nursing Program Case
St John’s Hospital won a court ruling against the Department of Health Education and Welfare over Medicare reimbursement for costs of a five year nursing associate degree program and related general liability insurance costs. The hospital co sponsored the program with Anderson College to cut costs and improve efficiency, a rationale HEW disputed. The Medicare intermediary had previously assured reimbursement, and HEW is expected to appeal.
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Baltimore tragedy as mother shoots family then kills self
In a Baltimore morning incident Rodney Kevin Sanders, ten, awoke with a pain to find his mother, Bobette Sanders, 35, with a smoking pistol. She killed his siblings in their beds and then died by suicide after a prolonged argument with her husband Ralph. Rodney survived with a facial wound. Police say three children and the mother died. the father worked at the Western Electric Plant.
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Bobette Harriett Sanders
Ralph
Western Electric
Rodney
Wedding bells for The Fonz Henry Winkler weds Stacey Weitzman
Henry Winkler known as The Fonz married Stacey Weitzman in private Friday with a family ceremony at Congregation Habonim in Manhattan. A news conference followed at a Manhattan hotel where Winkler spoke of a happy union and his future plans including a European honeymoon and living in Hollywood. He noted the marriage should not affect his popularity with teens and urged fans to make commitments in their lives.
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Fonzie
Henry Winkier
the Fonz
ABC TV
Stacey Weitzman
New York
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Manhattan
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Fonz
Winkler
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Jed
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Time Am
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Yale Repertory Company
Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies and Rain Chance
Cloudy and cool today with a chance of rain by afternoon. Highs in the upper 50s. Periods of rain tonight and Sunday. Lows tonight mid to upper 40s. Sunday highs in the upper 50s. Anderson's high Friday 51 with a low of 45.
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Oday
Anderson
Con artists target the elderly in pigeon drop scam
A crime feature warns about con artists using the pigeon drop scheme that exploits older adults who lose savings built through a lifetime of hard work. A criminal investigator notes the emotional toll of victims, urging readers to seek guidance and protection.
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Herald
Inside. FODAY S INDEX by Page and Topic
The note lists sections and page numbers for a newspaper edition. It enumerates Church news on page 3, Editorials on page 4, Obituaries and arrivals on page 5, Police blotter on page 6, sports and scoreboard info on pages 7 to 9, comics on pages 10 to 11, and class makers on page 18.
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Foday's
Yockeys get $100 fines and suspended jail terms in gambling case
Two more defendants, Lewis and Raymond Yockey, were given suspended six month jail terms and $100 fines after pleading guilty to gambling charges in Madison Superior Court Civ. 111. The elder Yockey owns Saratoga Cigar Store at 918 Main St. and was linked to alleged illegal activity. Probation officer Don Lockwood found no factors supporting incarceration and noted admitted gambling involvement.
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Saratoga Cigar Store
Main St
Lewis Dale Yockey
Park Road
Raymond Yockey
Weslon Court
Gregory Dietzen
Madison Superior Court
Don Lockwood
Lockwood
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