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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1971

Page

5

Medicare Act Attacked By Health Care Leaders in Panel

Chicago AP report on a Great Lakes health congress panel where representatives from three facility types criticized Medicare for harming patient care through chaotic administration and strict home care definitions. Moody nursing home leader called Medicare a hoax, while Detroit Visiting Nurse Association officials cited funding cuts and staff losses. Lincoln Memorial Hospital administrator said cost is the sole focus. SSA official called extended and home care a trailblazing concept despite underuse.

Chicago Social Security Administration Great Lakes Health Congress Lake Mell Moody Nursing Home Decatur Mell American Nursing Home Association Sylvia Peabody Visiting Nurse Association of Detroit Emil Stahlhut Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital Lincoln, Ill C. Wayne Tucker Bureau of Health Insurance

Ceylonese Army Prepares for Insurgent Counter Attack

In Colombo security forces block major roads and sweep for weapons as the Ceylonese Army girds for a likely insurgent counter attack within days. Prime Minister Bandaranaike urged rebel surrenders, with leaflets to be dropped from helicopters detailing terms. Government says several groups have surrendered but no mass surrenders reported.

Colombo Ceylon Sirimavo Bandaranaike

Judge Keeps Two Dwi Cases Active in Tama County

Three men faced Tama County District Court before Judge M C Farber. Daniel Dean Hamilton pleaded guilty to operating with a suspended license and received a $200 fine and 30 days in jail, suspended for six months. Jonnie Bill Boyer entered a not guilty plea and the case was continued for assignment. Paul Johannus Steahm had his case continued to June 4 for motion or plea.

Toledo M. C. Farber Tama Daniel Dean Hamilton Sigourney John J. Willett Farber Hamilton Jonnie Bill Boyer Conrad Paul Johannus Steahm Gary F. Anderson

Rails Ask Ban Selective Strikes

Washington AP. Major railroads petitioned the Supreme Court to bar selective strikes by the United Transportation Union. The appeals court allowed limited strikes to pressure bargaining but stayed them pending high court action. If the court does not act before mid June the union may strike individual carriers to pressure concessions amid a distressed industry.

Washington Supreme Court United Transportation Union Federal

Dick Cavett Show Delayed to Eleven PM Wednesday

The Dick Cavett Show will air at 11 PM on Wednesday with a guest lineup including Lauren Bacall Sir Ralph Richardson Sir John Gielgud and Richard Attenborough in color.

Dick Cavett Lauren Bacall Ralph Richardson John Gielgud Richard Attenborough

Arson fire at Stanford dorm dubbed murder by students

An arson fire gutted Juniper house lounge at Wilbur hall on Stanford campus causing about 50000 dollars in damage. Freshman Nate McBride led the alarm at 3 24 AM after feeling a blast of hot air and seeing flames. Students condemned the act as murder and blamed radical elements while President Richard Lyman warned the campus mood would shift.

Stanford Calif UPI Stanford University Nate McBride Juniper House Wilbur Hall McBride Richard Lyman Richard Williams Dave Johnson

Spring price blitz hits Downtown shopping outlets

In a broad sale spanning multiple floors and shops, Downtown and Lindale Plaza discount centers promote half price on spring coats and dresses, up to 60 percent off on textiles, and marked reductions on shoes, bags, and home items. Notable items include spring coats, dresses, rugs, vinyl cloth, slacks, shorts, and various women’s and children’s apparel with prices from 1.50 to 15.00. The sale emphasizes sizes 5 to 20 and offers half price on select floor samples and overstocks.

Lindale Plaza Second and Third and

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