Warriors edge rivals in tense late finish
The Warriors, led by Kieth Wilkes and Barry, battled to a 72 72 tie late in the game before Barry sealed two free throws with 22 seconds left. Washington briefly sparked a late push to a five point lead in the final quarter, but Bacry and Wilkes countered with 14 points to swing the momentum.
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AMA Calls for State Action on Malpractice Costs and Services
Alarmed physicians press for remedial state action to cut malpractice insurance costs and safeguard medical services. AMA leaders in San Francisco and Southern California warn drastic service reductions occurred as courts consider caps, arbitration, and fee reviews to curb claims and lawyer fees. More than 300 doctors rallied in Tennessee Capitol to back a ceiling on damages and a state review board.
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Trustees uphold deGroat reinstatement in Newark case
Newark High School English teacher Raymond deGroat, fired after a Berkeley poet readings scandal, is ordered reinstated by Superior Court Judge George W. Phillips Jr. The board’s unanimous vote left open a possible appeal, with official reinstatement pending higher court action and bond dismissal.
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Hospital patient dies after 27 hours missing in hospital
Dorothy Pawelski mourns at her husband Erwin Pawelski a former Marine after he vanished from a Veterans Hospital ward for 27 hours and was found in a wheelchair. Hospital officials cited the mystery and indicated he had been admitted at 9:30 am on Thursday as investigations continued.
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Practice insurance premiums lure doctors back to work
The article notes insurers pushing premium reductions to persuade striking doctors to return. It highlights patient concern for heart surgery options and mentions pig valve use as hopeful news, while referencing pages 24 and 28 with fragmented scan details and a large figure in a garbled line.
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Bank credits dairy star Fleming in loan dispute
Mary Fleming, a football star, maintained payments on a seven thousand dollar loan backed by Cadillac collateral. The bank reportedly holds the pink slip and questioned why Fleming faces grand theft charges amid an auto-deal draft, with self-representation and a Miami Dolphin connection cited in the probe.
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Integration aims miss the mark in race and economy
Article by Ton Senecatona in a professionals' magazine argues integration often worsens racial and economic segregation. It notes business profits rose 22 percent in early 1975 while overall output underperformed, with the economy in a deep recession per Commerce Department reports.
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Kissin Greena Plan for Soviet American Peace Effort
A senior U.S. official in Kissinger's party says Secretary Kissin TA Greena aim to pursue a joint Soviet American peace effort for the Middle East. This report notes talks aim at reducing tensions and fostering regional negotiations.
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Fremont flotilla aids mallard ducklings at Lake Elizabeth
The docks host a flock of mallards while their ducklings stay near the water. Naturalists capture the wary brood to bring them to Lake Elizabeth for care. Mrs Dopart notes the ducklings are skittish, making capture delicate.
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Forum of the Future disbanded in Newark after seven years
In a Newark breakfast meeting, nearly all governing agencies voted to kill the Forum of the Future, an agency started in 1953 to coordinate local efforts. The final vote was 9 to 2 with two abstentions. Woody Ballard defended the forum while others viewed its usefulness as limited.
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Phoenix
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Alameda County
Mayaguez crew recalls drama in chaotic ordeal
Mayaguez incident survivors share fragmented memories of the crisis. Wilbert Bock, a former Coast Guard radio operator, describes confusion and fear as the ship was attacked and Marines and crew attempted to escape. He mentions mistreatment and the struggle to communicate amid the chaos.
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