Lee College Blood Drive Underway With Holiday Perk
The forth annual Lee College Blood Drive starts Tuesday in Moser Hall Carors and runs through Thursday. Donors and spouses or dependents may give blood with a guaranteed allocation for one year in many areas. If the 400 pint goal is reached LC students will gain the Wednesday after Thanksgiving as a holiday. Blood draws occur Wednesday and Thursday 9 am to 5 pm with a community night. All pint donations are earmarked for Belinda Meyer, a former LC student with an unknown blood disease.
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Lee College
Moser Hall
Carors
U.S
Belinda Meyer
Barry Reiter
Free kittens offered to any interested buyer
Four month old Persian cat available free to anyone who calls 44 2215. No further details provided.
Texas doctors weigh limits as malpractice bills falter
A Texas measure set limits on malpractice recoveries and created a hospital insurer exchange while lawmakers debated short term fixes. House and Senate discussions highlighted SB 635 and SB 491 with representatives noting rate data needs and potential two year statutes of limitations amid calls for a study panel.
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Texas Hospital Insurance Xchange
Texas Insurance Code
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Texas
George Fleming
Sab Jeeblo Methodist Hospital
Exchange
Texas Hospital Association Insurance Commalized
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Tur Heath
Insurance Commission
Joe Allen
Baytown
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State Board of Insurance
Allen
TMA
Board of Insurance Control
Indiana
National Rating Bureau
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Blie-Rithon Study Commission
Civil rights suit targets CIA NSA over CHAOS files
A front page suit seeks about 8100 million in damages in federal court, brought by the ACLU for 9,200 individuals and organizations. Plaintiffs allege surveillance of antiwar radicals under Operation CHAOS, begun in 1967, with targets including CIA and NSA officials.
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Central Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
American Civil Liberies Union
Clab
Hospitals consider bonds to fund county agency plan
County officials contemplate issuing bonds to support a proposed hospital financing agency. Turner said bonds could be sold at favorable rates and used to reduce operating costs. The plan involves a seven member board and potential connections to local hospitals including Methodist, Flowersides and Hayles Medical School.
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Hasers
Commissioners Court
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Metholist
Flowersides
Hayles Medical
Tywand
Lo Whens Wei
Ian
Lamunisivtes
Ingislatiin
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Circuit Court
Donald O’brien
Unclear text fragment from historic notification
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a festival or event and an application process, with garbled names and dates. Reads like a ruined public notice or civic brief with unreadable components and missing context.
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Texas Panhandle
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