Malpractice Measure P Advances in New York
New York lawmakers moved a bill creating an insurer pool to guarantee malpractice coverage for physicians and limit patient suits. The measure heads to Governor Hugh Carey for approval amid similar debates in California and Tennessee as doctors press for relief from soaring premiums.
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Tennessee
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Michigan
Sacramento
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Tennessee Medical Association
Tennessee Hospital Association
Argonaut Insurance Co
Washington
Ford delays signing resettlement bill amid refugee panel news
President Ford appointed 17 prominent figures to a new advisory committee on refugees and postponed signing a $405 million bill to resettle more than 100000 Vietnamese and Cambodians. The measure would allow contracts with nine private relief agencies to move about 45000 refugees from bases to new homes nationwide, with officials citing funds shortage and administrative steps. The panel is led by John Eisenhower and includes leaders from government, faith groups, and labor, while the Defense and State Departments announce additional resettlement centers and volunteer offers.
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Arkansas
Florida
United States
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Ford
State Department
John Eisenhower
Belgium
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph L. Alioto
San Francisco
John Denver
Aspen
Colo
Daniel Evans
Washington
George Meany
Afl-Cio
A. Theodore Tuttle
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Odor Eaters promise long lasting foot odor control
Guaranteed to destroy foot odor with activated charcoal absorbing perspiration in shoes and on socks. ODOR EATERS work all day to keep feet dry and odor free, with doctors reporting significant reductions in cases. Available for men women and children from White Plains New York.
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Jonson
White Plains
New York
Sree
Ford To Veto Strip Mining Bill
President Ford plans a veto on the compromise strip mining bill stating it would cut coal production raise unemployment and push up oil imports and energy costs. Energy chief Zarb said the veto will stand and Congress may override. Udall Mansfield and Bagge warn of consequences for coal and land.
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Ford
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Congress
Zarb
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Zark
White House
House
Carl Albert
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Udall
Appalachia
United States
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
Bagge
Convicted Slayer Still At Large
Michael Bailey a 30 year old inmate from Marion escaped from St. Anthony Hospital in Michigan City after breaking free from ankle and waist chains. He attacked a guard with a chain and lock, fled in undershorts, and remained at large as police with a canine unit hunted for hours. A car theft linked to the escape was reported later.
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Ind
Michael Bailey
Marion
St. Anthony's Hospital
Jey
Bailey
Frank Rebac
Page thanks supporters after bid for 4th District Council
Robert L. Page offers sincere thanks to supporters who believed in him after an unsuccessful run for the 4th District City Council seat.
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Robert L. Page
Unclear fragment notes INEX issue for Ra ang SORES
Fragmentary OCR notes mention INEX and a person identified as Ra ang SORES with unclear context and spelling. No clear action, date, or location available.
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INEX
Eckson
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