HEW Moves to Reduce Cost of Prescriptions
Washington reports HEW plans to cut drug costs by favoring generic over brand name prescriptions and to reimburse pharmacists for lower priced drugs. Senate hearings show support from officials like Weinberger and Nelson. The move aims to lower Medicare and Medicaid drug spending and broaden Medicare coverage.
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Connecticut Congressman Gives Staff a Makeover
Washington scene as Rep. Stewart McKinney sought and received hair styling makeup and beauty guidance for five female staffers aged in the twenties to forties. The move followed a request from McKinney accompanying beauty editor Sally Olose to arrange professional beauty services for Barbara Leslie Lynn Pat and Dottie at Washington.
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Steel price increases eyed to ease shortages says council deputy
Council Deputy-Director Ames W. McLane opened hearings by listing two major worries. He argues proposed Bethlehem Steel price hikes of about 1 percent on rolled steel would only restore prior cost gains. He urges a further 10 percent rise to fund needed capacity expansion and improve financial footing while acknowledging market demand supports higher prices to ease shortages.
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Theater Time Schedule for Milford and Surrounding Areas
A dense theater time table lists films and showings across Milford and nearby towns. Highlights include Gordon's War and Countess Dracula at Beverly, Vanishing Point and Emperor of the North at Capitol, Execut ive Action and Clockwork Orange at multiple cinemas, Last House on the Left and Don't Look in the Basement at various venues, and a range of offerings at Fine Arts, Greenwich, Norwalk, and Trumbull cinemas with times spanning afternoon to late evening.
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Alabama Divorce Rates Exceed National Average in Montgomery
Montgomery County Family Court Judge William Thebf ord notes Alabama has liberal divorce laws and a higher divorce rate. In 1972 he granted 1,465 divorces and by August 1975 had approved 959, far above the national average, reflecting trends in the state capital.
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