NBC Shuffles Fall Prime Time Lineup and Adds Lifeline
NBC announced a major scheduling shakeup adding Lifeline a doc drama on Wednesdays at 9 p.m. CDT and moving six other shows. Coast to Coast was dropped to fit Lifeline and Who's Watching the Kids will air Fridays at 7 30 p.m. CDT with a new format.
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Mayors face heat from taxpayers revolt over property tax
Atlanta AP reports mayors blame taxpayer anger on Proposition 13 and rising inflation. Chicago Mayor Bilandic says local budgets stay balanced while state and federal deficits grow. Stockton, Birmingham mayors note voters strike at higher levels. Inflation cited as top concern by 1 600 poll respondents. California localities lose 57 percent of property tax income.
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Chicago
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
California
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Stockton
Calif
David Vann
Birmingham
Ala
Associated Press
NBC News
Woman shot by sniper on Seattle campus lawn
Emily Cannell, 24, was struck on the University of Washington campus lawn near the student union while five to six shots were fired. Police seek a sniper after she was listed in serious to critical condition following surgery for a chest wound. witnesses saw a likely .22 rifle and fled the scene.
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Emily Cannell
Harborview Medical Center
Cannell
Northwest Women’s Action Conference
University
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Ms. Cannell
Pepper Quigley
Quigley
Manslaughter Conviction In Hammer Slaying Of Bonnie Garland
Yale graduate Richard Herrin was convicted of first degree manslaughter in the July hammer killing of his girlfriend Bonnie Garland. The eight eight member jury found extreme emotional disturbance reduced murder to manslaughter. Sentencing is set for July 25.
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Yale
Richard Herrin
Bonnie Garland
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Joan Garland
Herrin
Garland
Christian Brothers
Albany
Yale University
Bonnie
Jack Litman
Paul Garland
AMA Health care cost study favors market over regulation
Health care costs should be curbed by the marketplace not by government programs, AMA officials said as the 127th annual convention opened. The study backed price consciousness and options like deductibles and co-insurance, while some delegates opposed views labeling them collectivist and nationalizing.
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American Medical Association
Theodore Chilcoat
AMA
Organized Medicine
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House of Delegates
Frank Rogers
Whittier
Calif
AMA board weighs health care costs and benefit priorities
The AMA board of trustees notes health care costs rose from 42 billion dollars in 1966 to 137 billion in 1976, an average annual growth of 11 percent. The study says the key issue is benefits and priorities, not whether 8 or 10 percent is too much.
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AMA Board of Trustees
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Hearst Plans to Marry Old Bodyguard Attorney of Silence
Patty Hearst serving seven-year prison term for bank robbery plans to marry Bernard Shaw a San Francisco policeman who once moonlighted as her private bodyguard Newsweek quotes an unidentified source Shaw now divorced and has declined comment Hearst returned to Pleasanton federal prison May 15 after appeals failed The kidnapping occurred February 4 1974 in Berkeley leading to SLA involvement and the April 1974 holdup.
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Calif
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