Large hospitals yield longer patient stays in national survey
A federal report based on 232000 discharges from 434 hospitals in 1975 finds average stays rise with hospital size from 6.3 days in under 100-bed facilities to 8.8 days in 500-bed-plus hospitals. Longer stays tied to chronic illnesses and regional differences, with East patients staying more than West.
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Washington
National Center For Health Statistics
Siegfried Hoermann
Center
Division of Health Resources Utilization Statistics
Joseph Califano
Korea declines to waive immunity for envoy in graft charge
Seoul says it will not let former U.S. ambassador Kim Dong-jo testify before Congress over alleged envelopes of 100 dollar bills to lawmakers. The House approved a resolution to cut or deny aid if immunity is not waived and the envoy returns to Washington to respond to the accusations. A Foreign Ministry official cautioned that the issue is being treated at high levels.
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Seoul
South Korea
Washington
Congress
U.S
House of Representatives
House
Kim Dong-jo
Foreign Ministry
Parliamentarian Abducted in Bogotá Amid Election-Eve violence
Six kidnappers seized Eliodoro Carrillo Moreno 65 Liberal Party member of Parliament in Bogotá, fleeing in a car. Police reported no ransom demands as violence swelled before Sunday's presidential vote.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Eliodoro Carrillo Moreno
Liberal Party
Alfonso Lopez Michelsen
Legionnaires' illness8th Bloomington case confirmed
An eighth case of Legionnaires' disease linked to Bloomington visits was confirmed as health officials urge recent visitors with flu like symptoms to contact Indiana University. Three of the eight cases have died and warnings describe typical symptoms and exposure timing.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Brenda Politi
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Airlines to pay up to 400 for bumped passengers
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a rule granting immediate compensation up to 400 to any passenger bumped from a flight. It stops short of banning overbooking but will consider it if airlines fail to curb the practice. The rule, effective Sept. 3, requires voluntary bumps with agreeable monetary compensation.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Policeman Meets Wanted Fugitive in Tacoma Car Ad Stitch
Tacoma police Lt. Erling Marvik, seeking a second car, answered a newspaper ad for a 1970 Valiant. He wrestled with fugitive Robert Hohenberger, wanted on murder, rape, and kidnapping charges. Hohenberger died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after arrest. warrants remained in Louisiana and California.
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Erling Marvik
Robert Carl Hohenberger
Louisiana
California
Hohenberger
Earl Averill
St. Joseph Hospital
Marvik
Loui
Siana
Frank Henry Green
Morgan City
FBI
Ray Mathis
Seattle
Indiana
Wellesley Professor Emeritus Procter Dies at 93
WELLESLEY Mass AP Thomas Hayes Procter professor emeritus of philosophy at Wellesley College died Tuesday after a brief illness he was 93 years old.
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Wellesley, Mass
Thomas Hayes Procter
Wellesley College
Cedar Rapids Gazette Editorial Policy and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details its establishment in 1883, weekly and daily publication details, mailing class, and subscription rates. It notes postal processing location and limitations on subscription areas. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
Weather notes and local incidents across Iowa towns
Wind direction and speed recorded at 13 mph with fair and cool extended forecast through Monday. Local readings include sun times and historical highs. Multiple reader notices list residents from Marion Clarion Edina Cedar Rapids and Iowa City with addresses and names.
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Marion
Mary E. Nedved
Clarion
J. Paul Blake
Edina
Minn
Corinne L. Mund
Cedar Rapids
Grant D. Kruse
Susan K. Seuntjens
Iowa City
Larry L. Northland
Barbara A. Guhl
Shellsburg
Mississippi River levels and birth notices compiled
The report lists Mississippi River stages at several towns with changes noted, followed by a string of birth announcements from May 31 to June 1. Names include Esser, Carpenter, Hormann, Weber, Ozburn, Johnson, Stanek, Coffey, McGowan, McCue, Mead, King, Lovett, Mahoney, Weber, Peters, Glazier, Tadema, Brocks chink, Jackson, Jedlicka, Shea, Ramirez, Stolte, Novak, Milam, Aucutt, Schooley, Kuhfus, and others, with multiple locations such as Walford Marion Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids, plus Milwaukee and Dayton listed.
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Allan L. King
Jennifer S. Lovett
Terrance R. Mahoney
Jane T. Weber
Steven A. Technik
Kathryn A. Stark
Arnold J. Pooh
Wendy S. McGlashing
Jody W. Spencer
Deborah S. Pratt
Cedar Rapids
Jeffrey J. Peters
Fort Dodge
Marilyn C. Glazier
Calvin R. Tadema
Bellevue
Julie L. Brockschink
Ames
Robert J. Jackson
Dayton
Ohio
Janis A. Kime
Richard L. Jed Jedlicka Jr
Paula M. Oestern
Marion
Thomas J. Shea
Sherri D. Stolte
Othon Ramirez
Ramona E. Vasquez
James F. Novak
Frances C. Fike
James E. Milam
Loretta L. Lowry
Phillip A. Gorman
Janette M. Palumbo
Robert L. Aucutt
Marilyn A. Schooley
Hiawatha
M. David Morris
LeMars
Lisa A. Hemphill
Alden
Jon F. Kuhfus
Kirkwood Career Programs Offer Wide Range of Training
Kirkwood lists programs in Food Service Management Retail Management Office Education Marine and Small Engine Repair Production Agriculture Communications Electronics Environmental Health Technician Water and Wastewater Technology Legal Assistant International Trade with durations from three to eight quarters. The catalog highlights entry into hospitality retail government and private sector roles and emphasizes management skills and transferable credits.
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Kirkwoods
Kirkwood
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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