Society Needs To Take More Chances In Mental Health
Albany AP reports sociologists Henry J. Steadman and Joseph J. Cocozza urge reducing psychiatric control over the criminally insane. They say fear, not logic, guides treatment and that centralized hospitals should be abandoned in favor of local civil facilities. They advocate a multi field board for commitment decisions and note judges tend to follow psychiatrists. Their work traces patients through mental health and justice systems and cites the 1966 Supreme Court transfer of dangerous patients to civil hospitals.
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Albany, NY
Henry J. Steadman
Joseph J. Cocozza
Department of Mental Hygiene
Steadman
Cocozza
U.S. Supreme Court
Hathaway to stay in Cabinet after psychiatric care
Interior Secretary Stanley K Hathaway, in office just over a month, apparently offered to resign before entering Bethesda Naval Hospital for psychiatric care but now plans to remain in the Cabinet. Doctors cite moderate depression from fatigue. White House and Interior officials provided unclear statements on an informal resignation.
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Washington
Stanley K. Hathaway
Hathaway
Wyoming
Senate
Interior
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Ford
White House
William Lukash
Charles Lambdin
Ford Nominates Two For Treasury
President Ford announced plans to nominate two new under secretaries. James A Baker III of Houston will join the Department of Commerce and Edwin H Yeo II of Sewickley will serve as under secretary of the Treasury for monetary affairs. Baker is a lawyer and partner since 1967. Yeo is vice chairman of the Pittsburgh Corporation and Pittsburgh National Bank.
Charity Stripper Vows Em For A Good Cause
Lalita May Marks, 36, appeared in Albany Police Court on indecent exposure charges after a stunt at Albany South Mall. She claimed the act was for charity and said workers at the site cheered as she exposed herself then recovered, with bail set at 25 dollars.
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Albany
N.Y
Lalita May Marks
South Mall
Capitol Police
Miss Marks
Thomas Keegan
Uniontown
Prank Planting Turns Up Marijuana at Kennewick Substation
Ben ton County sheriff clerk-dispatcher began landscaping the Kennewick substation area and tilled soil planting flowers. When tree shoots grew, 18 marijuana plants were found among the blooms. A spokesman called it a prank by an absent family member.
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Kennewick, Wash
Benton County
Kennewick
Kelly O'Brien
Malpractice Rate Rollback Sought in Pennsylvania
One hundred Pennsylvanians insured by Argonaut filed a petition with the state Insurance Commission asking for a rollback of a 206 percent rate hike. The petition calls for a public hearing, cites insufficient justification, and seeks a suspension of increases while hearings proceed. The governor and Senate indicated no quick action on malpractice legislation. The commission may extend a rate suspension to all 4,000 Argonaut physicians if granted.
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Harrisburg
State Insurance Department
Argonaut Insurance Co
Pennsylvania
Argonaut
State Insurance Commission
Shapp
Senate
House
Insurance Commission
Vincent Travis
Commission
State Medical Society
William J. Sheppard
Franklin
Corry
Loveland Field
Wright Street
Journal
McEldowney
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