Do Physicians Control Blue Shield System
Washington AP reports the FTC is probing the Blue Shield system to see if physician control affects competition and inflates health costs. The investigation covers 71 Blue Shield plans and the National Association, with focus on physician-set fees and potential conflicts of interest in fee formulas.
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Federal Trade Commission
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National Blue Shield Association
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Carter Faces Wallace in Massachusetts Primary Test
Democrats led by Jimmy Carter push into Massachusetts as the second primary test with new rules and rising stakes. Wallace has spent substantial time in the state while Carter aims to maximize exposure. Udall predicts Wallace may draw 15 percent and a seven way race could reach 20 to 25 percent. Republican Ford remains the heavy favorite nationally.
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Jimmy Carter
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Sen Heart Jackson
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Eiin Sist
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Morris K. ‘Udall
Arizona
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Sargent Shriver
Wallace
Udall
Ford
Corry Bicentennial seeks help and funding for yearlong celebration
At the Corry Bicentennial Committee meeting plans for a 200th birthday year include a Town Meeting at First Presbyterian Church, a logo design contest, a junior committee, and a Pennsylvania covered wagon visit. Officials urge donations at local banks to fund events and activities for children and residents.
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Eleyer
Benjamin Franklin
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh McKnight
Suzanne Hillkirk
Carol Karpinski
Ocal
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
EL Diesel Burns Here Loss $3000
Corry fire officials investigate a fire that damaged an Erie Lackawanna diesel locomotive at First Avenue and 10 35 p m. The engine, fueled in Mesdville, was en route to Corry when it burned. EL repairmen will inspect to determine the cause.
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Corry
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
First Avenue
Mesdville
Ann Landers finds 70 percent regret having children
New York AP report cites Ann Landers noting 10 000 reader responses show about 70 percent say having children was not worth the trouble. Psychiatrists comment on shifting family norms while Landers cites overwork, costs, and lifestyle losses as key factors behind disillusionment among parents.
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New York
Ann Landers
Ona
Miss Landers
Boston
Diane White
Misa Landers
Tampa
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Pa Pot Laws To Remain In Place Instate Senate
Pennsylvania lawmakers vote 125-52 to send a marijuana bill to the Law and Justice Committee leaving fines at 900 dollars and jail terms for possession. Supporters doubt action before the April 27 primary and predict the measure may be dead for now.
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Law and Justice Committee
Law and Justice
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Dallegheny
Rhodes
Blunder Kept Him In Jail For 30 Months
Washington officials say a clerical error kept Louis Altmark in federal prison for one year and five days beyond a 30 month auto theft sentence. Altmark, 16, released in Atlanta after the mistake was found, faces potential redress talks as the Bureau of Prisons reviews how such an error occurred.
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Louis Ru Altmark
Justice Department
Altmark
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Michael Ann
Federal Bureau of Prisons
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Almark
Dean St. Dennis
Ann
Titusville Man Plunges Car Over Embankment
Charges pending against Ellwood J. Southwick after he lost control on Union street hill and drove about 100 feet over an embankment. Police said the car struck guardrails and rolled several times, with damage to the vehicle and guard infrastructure but no injuries to the driver.
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Ellwood J. Southwick
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School board tours rural elementary schools for planning study
Members of the Corry Aves School District Board of Education and officials inspected Spring Creek and Spartansburg elementary schools to assess facilities. The trip aimed to review conditions as the planning study recommends building a new elementary school to serve students from the two rural campuses.
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Directors Assess Two Rural Schools in Corry District
A planning study by J David Rossi and Associates reviewed Corry Area School District facilities. It highlighted Spring Creek and Spartansburg elementary schools as weak, recommending closure and construction of a new combined elementary. Voters favored this plus renovations and high school remodeling, but the school board will decide. School board members yesterday toured Spring Creek and Sparta facilities. Superintendent
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J. David Rossi and Associates
Corry Ared
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Flossi
Sparta
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