Doctors Told Blue Shield Should Keep Kansas Involved
A blue ribbon committee of the Kansas Medical Society urged physicians to maintain vital interest in the Blue Shield plan to better serve patients enrolled. The panel supported physician and insurer participation, suggested a state licensed foundation for peer review, and noted fee registration and range maximums as a foundation function.
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Salina, Kan
Kansas Medical Society
Medical Society
Kansas Blue Shield
KMS
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Carlson
House of Delegates
Topeka
Board of Directors
Blue Shield Board
La Crosse girl saves brother earns State Hero award
Tammy Bunker, 12, trained in school health class, administered mouth to mouth resuscitation to her 13 year old brother Tom in a car en route to the hospital. Tom survived after aspirating pneumonia from vomit. The Kansas Funeral Directors Association awarded Tammy the first State Hero honor at a Wichita convention.
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LA Crosse, Kan
la Crosse
Kansas Funeral Directors Association
Tammy Bunker
Tom
Tammy
Thomas Bunker
Funeral Directors Association
Wichita
Bunker
Hanoi's calculated offensive shifts amid antiwar climate
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan notes Hanoi exploited U S antiwar protests and detected Western weaknesses to plan a long term campaign. He cites Soviet aid as pivotal, with increased support even after the Nixon Moscow visit agreement. The North Vietnamese leadership urged a new offensive position in a shifting war outlook.
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Hanoi
United States
Saigon
Song Hao
North Vietnam
Nixon
Red China
South Vietnam
Moscow
North Vietnamese
Vo Nguyen Giap
Hanai
Nhan Dan
Party Central Committee
Stroke Without Drama Aims at Longer Life
HAL BOYLE writes from New York about surviving a stroke with little immediate pain. He describes a sudden facial slur after a March afternoon call, emergency care, and a return to work six weeks later with costly health gains. He cautions about high blood pressure and overweight, urging diet, medication, and lifestyle changes for longer life.
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Dracula
Family's Lion Cub L0th in Succession
The Dick Robinson family in Garden City keeps Toby the 25th lion cub born at Leo Richardson Zoo, raised at home after birth. He joins two dogs a cat and a bird as the household's growing menagerie and may be sold or traded for other zoo stock later.
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Associated Press
Garden City
Kan
Dick Robinson
Anther Lion
Toby
Leo Richardson Zoo
Robinsons
Robinson
Zoo
Mrs. Robinson
Sabra
Full Jury Needed For Civil Suits
Kansas Supreme Court holds state law requires a 12 member jury in all civil district court cases unless both sides agree to fewer. The ruling stems from a Bourne vs. Santa Fe Railway trial where a six juror panel delivered a verdict. the court sent the case back for retrial with a 12 member jury.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
High Court
Osage County
Juanita L. Bourne
Derald L. Bourne
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Raiload
Supreme Court
District Court
4Th Judicial District
Goose Gregory Kidnapped by KU Frat Members
Ottawa kansas police and the D L Salsbury family sought Gregory the goose after fraternity members at the University of Kansas in Lawrence abducted him for a spring formal prize. The bird returned, and Mrs Salsbury bought a new wading pool. freshmen remain shorted waterfowl for the event.
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Ottawa
Kan
Gregory
D. L. Salsbury
Gander
Salsbury
University of Kansas
Lawrence
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Nas
N. Santa Fe
Home Appliance Company
Chanute, Kansas
Pans Power
S. Central
Supreme
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W. Main
Wards Town & Country
Chanute, Ka
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