Denenberg praised as consumer advocate amid no fault talk
The Pennsylvania legislature targets insurance commissioner Herbert Denenberg as a gadfly to Blue Cross rate hikes and a proponent of no fault insurance. Recognition of his efforts to curb costs is urged, arguing lawmakers should praise his consumer focus rather than condemn him. Washington notes President Nixon releasing secret Vietnam strength figures to address hawks. Vietnam’s armed forces show large gains in personnel, battalions, and sorties, with U.S. support still pivotal.
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Kenneth B. Lee
Herbert Denenberg
Ralph Nader
America
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Commonwealth
Shapp
Blue Cross
Massachusetts
Hanoi
David K.E. Bruce
le Duc Tho
Henry Kissinger
Paris
Nixon and Kissinger Paris talks cited by press
The piece discusses Nixon's Vietnam strategy showing ARVN gains since 1969 and the Paris talks with Le Duc Tho involving Kissinger on July 12 1971. It notes NSA intercepts of South Vietnamese messages codenamed Immediate Precedence, and details GM's plan to fix 1985 69 Chevrolets with a cheaper safety tactic while denying a safety defect to avoid recalls.
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Nixon
le Duc Tho
Paris
Kissinger
Farmland Prices Rise Across 48 States in 1971 Survey
The Agriculture Department notes farmland values climbed 5 percent in 1971 across the contiguous states, with higher gains in the Northeast and Southeast as land shifts toward nonfarm uses. Inflation and urban growth drive values, while some regions emphasize subdivisions and commercial development.
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Agriculture Department
Department
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Medical X ray overprescribed and risk discussed
A 1956 column condemns overuse of X rays in medical and dental practice. It notes cumulative cancer risk, calls for reduced exposure, cites Public Health Service guidance, AMA and radiology groups, and warns patients they are not obligated to accept unneeded X rays.
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Public Health Service
AMA
American College of Radiology
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Morgan
Marriage Changing Baby in New York
An AP report notes a shy modest New York woman, the last single girl in her neighborhood, expressing eagerness to marry like her friends. She mentions family views and plans while pondering life with astrology books and gin rummy on rest days.
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New York
Tam
Corry Savings and Loan reports biggest growth in history
A 1951 as year saw Corry Savings and Loan Association grow from 730000 to 1003000 dollars, disclosed at the annual directors meeting in Corry. Local Mothers march on polio set despite Chest and county foundation tensions, card party prizes noted, and Leap Year advice column ends with blunt view of modern marriage dynamics.
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Corry Savings and Loan Association
South Center Street
J. Donald Watson
Corry
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