Alaska surgeon quits practice over malpractice limits
Anchorage AP report says Dr Arndt Von Hippel quit his open heart surgery practice after rejecting $300,000 coverage under a $40,000 policy. He may take a pipeline job, fearing insurers won’t raise limits, joining Dr David Beal who will end ENT surgery Aug 1. Providence Hospital warns patients will be sent to Seattle for cobalt cancer treatment.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Arndt von Hippel
von Hippel
David Beal
Providence Hospital
Seattle
Canaveral Winding Up For Tuesday's Lift Off
American astronauts Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton train in Texas then fly to Cape Canaveral as a Soviet Soyuz rocket and craft are prepared for the first international space mission. The Saturn rocket aims to lift off Tuesday at 3 50 p.m. EDT.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Texas
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Donald K. Slayton
Houston
Johnson — Center
Stafford
Brand and Slayton
Russia
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Alexei Leonov
Valeri Kubasov
Newport Parties Reflect Times
Newport society in late 19th and early 20th centuries shifted from grand estate gatherings to club hosted affairs at Clambake Club and Bailey's Beach. Notable events include the White Elephant Ball, the Bradley-Martin mass in New York in 1897, and imaginative themes like Prince Del Drago and a dog banquet. The Mother Goose Ball of 1913 marked a final major Newport bash before World War I.
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Newport. RI
Newport
Bailey's Beach
Harry Evitts
Bruno
Bradley-Martins
London
Paris
Bradley- Martins
Waldorf Hotel
New York
Lehr
Missing Hiker Memorialized in Weathersfield Vermont
Augustus Aldrich, an 86 year old Vermonter known as a patient woodsman and 104 pound bundle of rawhide and granite, is honored today with a bronze plaque near his Weathersfield home. He disappeared July 5 1974 while solo hiking Mt Katahdin in Maine after a 12 day park search. the plaque at Gus Lookout honors his role in blaze of Mt Ascutney trail and his love of the woods.
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Weathersfield
Augustus Aldrich
Maine
Mt. Katahdin
Aldrich
Baxter State Park
Mt. Ascutney
Thomas H. Borden
Tiverton
R.I
Vermont Life Magazine
Borden
Terrible Mountain
Vermont
Augustus W. Aldrich
Bordens
Haldeman Verdict Still Stands
Federal judge upholds a jury verdict denying damages in a $1 million suit filed by youths who claimed their constitutional rights were violated by exclusion from a 1971 Nixon rally. Judge McMillan called the denial against the weight of the evidence but declined to grant a new trial.
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Charlotte
N.C
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Richard M. Nixon
Ford Advocates Care In Push For Recovery
President Ford campaigns in Chicago urging fiscal restraint to avoid infl ation while pursuing an economic recovery. He warns against pump priming that could break the dikes and stresses moderation. Ford's itinerary includes a Midwest swing with Traverse City cherry festival crowds and a Chicago State University address.
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Ford
Chicago
Mrs. Ford
Midwest
Michigan
Chicago State University
Butz Estimate Challenged in Grain Inspection Probe
Sen. Dick Clark says Secretary Butz underestimates corruption among federally licensed grain inspectors in New Orleans, suggesting as many as one third may face indictment. The probe targets bribery and misgrading of grain for foreign buyers, with 20 indicted thus far.
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Washington
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
New Orleans
Dick Clark
Lown. Clark
U.S. Atty
Gerald J. Gallinghouse
U.S
Ederal Grand Juries
Houston
Pectin
Orleans
United States
Butz
Senate Agriculture Committee
Department
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Actor Cambridge Alleges Real Estate Misleading Sale
Hartford AP reports real estate agent Richard D. Walter defended his actions at a Real Estate Commission hearing over a Ridgefield home bought for 125000 by actor Godfrey Cambridge. Cambridge alleges misrepresentations about the house condition including nonworking appliances, brackish water, faulty plumbing and decayed flooring. Walter and co participants contradicted themselves as testimony unfolded. Cambridge, known for Cotton Comes to Harlem and God’s Favorite, faced the hearing with his wife and attorney interjecting as needed.
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Hartford
Godfrey Cambridge
Cambridge
Cotton
Harlem
Neil Simon
God's Favorite
Nude bathing ban upheld at Cape Cod National Seashore
A federal judge affirmed National Park Service rules banning nude bathing at Cape Cod. The ruling notes no constitutionally protected right to nude bathing and cites environmental damage from increased visitors. Warnings issued since May 19 total 222. three summoned. one case ended with a $25 fine.
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Boston
National Park Service
Cape Cod National Seashore
U.S. District Court
Frank H. Freedman
Park Service
U.S
Unitarian Church Preacher Slated for Kennebunk Pulpit
Kennebunk Unitarian Church will welcome Rev. Edwin A. Lane from Westport Conn. to speak Sunday at 10 30 a m His sermon topic is Gaining Perspective Through Humor and emphasizes uplifting morale through humor in faith settings
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Kennebunk
Edwin A. Lane
Unitarian Church
Westport Conn
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
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CBS
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Lucette Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Sac Avenue
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Lucette Ave
M. Methot
Elm ST
Biddeford, ME
Haldeman
Nixon
James B. McMillan
Traverse City
Mich
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Richard J. Daley
Interlochen
Mackinac Island
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Mrs. Forcelli
Neil
Alfred & Barrard
Biddeford
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