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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1970

Page

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National Health Insurance Proposed By Griffiths

Rep. Martha Griffiths urged a national health insurance program within social security to cover all residents and replace Medicare and Medicaid. The plan would fund benefits through payroll taxes, preserve physician autonomy, and remove state health tax burdens while expanding care including hospital and home services, with $2 per visit charges after the first visit for some services.

Washington Martha Griffiths D-Mich Senate Congress Griffiths House Ways and Means U.S

Million Medicare Payments To Clinics Report Reveals Big Totals

A senate finance committee summary shows two clinics in Texas and California each received about 1 million dollars in Medicare payments in 1968. Scott and White of Temple reported 1.3 million for 107 doctors, while Palo Alto clinic earned 915 thousand for 130 doctors and 203 thousand more from Medicaid, totaling about 1.1 million from the two programs.

Senate Finance Committee Washington Texas California American Medical Association Palo Alto Calif Scott and White Temple Richard Wilbur AMA Palo Alto Clinic Senate Finance Committee John Gill Scott and White Clinic Stanford University Wilbur

Businessman to Businessman Chuckle Caption

A cartoon caption features a businessman telling another that recessions do not bother him because he has always been a failure. The quip hinges on self-deprecating humor about business woes.

Inspectors Consider Precautions On Diseased Beef Adequate

Washington AP report reviews USDA data showing Americans ate millions of pounds of beef from cattle with cancer eye or similar tumors last fiscal year. About 103000 cattle carcasses were held while tumor parts were removed. the rest of the meat was marketed. Authorities note differences from poultry rules and emphasize safety, with some carcasses condemned and parts carved out as routine practice.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Joseph Stein Stein

Death in a Boxcar Tragedy Ends Youth’s Quest for Truth

A Tacoma railroad worker found a well dressed 20 year old man dead in an empty boxcar behind the Union Pacific depot. A suicide note to his father described seeking truth that proved fatal and expressed sorrow for causing unhappiness to others. The victim was identified as Ricky, son of a suburban Tacoma couple.

Tacoma Wash UPI Union Pacific Cope

Thant to Address U.N. Disarmament Panel in Geneva

A U S spokesman said Secretary General Thant will speak to the 25 nation U.N. Disarmament committee on February 18 in Geneva. The briefing notes emphasize the event as a key moment in arms control diplomacy.

United Nations U.S Thant U.N. Disarmament Committee Geneva

House Votes To Legalize Bingo Games

In Des Moines the Republican controlled Iowa House passed a constitutional amendment to legalize lotteries, 71 to 44, sending it to the Senate. Critics cited mob and gambling concerns while supporters cited state revenue potential and public acceptance. Local lawmakers from Dubuque and other areas joined party peers in backing the measure amid intense debate.

Des Moines Lowe House Iowa Senate Charles Grassley New Hartford Rad Gene Kennedy Ddubuque Michael Blouin D-Dubuque Ted Ellsworth Dubuque

Dimes Spill After Armored Truck Door Flings Cash

An armored truck on the Massachusetts turnpike spilled 40 money bags containing $1,000 in dimes each, totaling $40,000. Police said bags broke open, dime-filled cars moved over the loot, and recovery used vacuums and mud suckers while traffic continued. The incident occurred at 6:55 a.m. and involved a Ryder rental truck en route to Brink’s Inc. in Boston from New Jersey.

Auburn Mass Massachusetts Turnpike Boston Ryder Armored Motor Rental Transport Co Brink's Inc New Jersey

Explosions Hit Cedar Rapids Starch Plant No Injuries Reported

A noontime explosion and fire at the Penick and Ford Cedar Rapids starch plant caused about 100000 dollars in damage to building 57. No injuries occurred as fire officials limited flames with a sprinkler system. Two blasts knocked out windows 250 feet away, but workers are accounted for and lines were shut to aid cleanup. Local union officials urged state safety inspectors to examine conditions at the plant.

Penick and Ford Cedar Rapids Penick and Ford Co First Street Tenth Avenue Ninth Avenue SE William Struve Struve Harlan Larson Larson Eighth Avenue Marion Grain Millers Local 100 Penick Ford Elza Yates State Bureau of Labor State Hygienics Laboratory Yates Jerry Addy

Dress Code Case Dismissed At North Winneshiek School

In Winneshiek county district court Judge Joseph Keefe dismissed the suit over the districts dress code at North Winneshiek. Edith Schnitzler 14 had been suspended Jan 30 for wearing slacks at a wrestling meet and the board has rescinded that suspension and repealed the indoor activity ban.

North Winneshiek Winneshiek Joseph Keefe North Winneshiek School Board Edith Schnitzler Milton Schnitzler Decorah Schnitzler

Steel Co Fire Blaze Destroys Plant. Inspectors Probe Cause

Cedar Rapids officials investigated a Friday night fire at Steel Products Co. 40 Eighth Avenue SW after a two story brick plant burned and a muffled blast blew out a north wall. The roof collapsed before firefighters controlled the blaze in about 2.5 hours. Owner Louis Woolfolk valued losses over 200000 dollars with lingering spot fires for hours.

Cedar Rapids Steel Products Co Eighth Avenue Louis Woolfolk

New Jersey's Two Largest School Systems Struck

In Newark and Jersey City teachers began strikes over salaries, impacting 117000 students. Jersey City union votes 800 plus to strike. Newark faces sixth day of absence, with arrests for contempt in prior injunctions. State officials warn of possible action by attorney general. mayor seeks injunctions.

Newark N.J New Jersey Jersey City Walter Pease State Public Employer Relations Commission William Cahill

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