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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
4
Malpractice Woes Brew Here In Pa
In Philadelphia AP report Dr A Reynolds Crane head of the Pennsylvania Medical Society warns of a possible doctors slowdown if malpractice insurance laws are not revised. Bucks County groups push action. society sets end of June deadline for legislation and July 2 for a house of delegates meeting to decide next steps. The group backs a 100000 arbitration cap a two year statute of limitations and stricter informed consent rules plus limits on expert witnesses and more funding for education and licensure investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
A. Reynolds Crane
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Bucks County
Crane
House of Delegates
State Medical Society
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Medical Education and Licensure
ERA Dead In Missouri Fails Third Year in Senate
Jefferson City Missouri AP The Equal Rights Amendment fails again as the state Senate votes 20 to 14 against it. Sponsor Rep Sue Shear criticizes the decision and vows renewed campaigning. The measure, backed by Gov Bond and others, has 44 ratifications but legal questions linger over two rescissions. To become part of the Constitution 38 states must approve by spring 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Senate
Sue Shear
Clayton
William Cason
Betty Ford
Defendant In Brutality Case Says He Was Misled
Ronald K. McConnell of Erie says the district attorney knew about police witnesses backing his claim of being beaten in the city jail on May 3 but he and his attorney were not informed before a deal to drop charges in exchange for dropping his against Officer Bagnoni. He also sought a lie detector test and called for action after learning of statements about Bagnoni. Police investigation into the case and potential disciplinary action for the chief are ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Ronald K. McConnell
District Attorney
McConnell
Bagnoni
Robert Chase
Frontier Park
David Bagnoni
District Justice of the Peace
Samuel A. Rossiter
Nighties and Robes Half Price at Leed's this Week
A promotional note lists 25 percent off on a rack of nighties and robes at Leed's. It also mentions this week’s club winner, Norma Walters, in the sale context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Walters
Leed’s
Flip Wilsons Sporty Car Key Arrest Case
Police used sport gear from Flip Wilson luxury Porsche theft to connect Leon Wade, 25, to the case. Officers found 72 golf balls and 17 tennis balls bearing Wilson’s name in Wade’s garage, along with Wilsons golf clubs and tennis rackets. The Porsche was stolen from Wilsons Malibu home on April 22 and found two days later stripped of parts with the gear missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Flip Wilson
Leon Wade
Wade
Wilson
Malibu
Pacific Coast Highway
Dear Abby letters raise questions on farming and astrology
In a rural exchange, a dairy farmer's wife asks if she may witness breeding. Abby urges equality in farm life. Also a reader laments postage costs for astrology questions, while other anonymous correspondents seek guidance on personal issues and wedding planning with standard responses and requests for stamped envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
R.T
Frisbees Banned In Franklin Park
Franklin police enforce an old city ordinance banning games in West Park to curb late night frisbee play. Chief Robert Cardy cites complaints of fear and disruption as officers arrest rules violators not yet applied. a local resident notes the ban dates to the 1800s and gathers still occur with taunting at patrol cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Time Magazine
West Park
Robert Cardy
Cardy
Officials To Explain Ford's Veto In 2-House Hearing
Washington administration officials led by Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb will testify before a House panel to justify President Ford's veto of a bill shielding environment from strip mining. The session aims to challenge White House claims that the bill costs 36,000 jobs raises utility bills and boosts oil imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ford
Federal
Frank GG
Zarb
Interior Department
U.S
White House
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Interior Committee
Udall
Senate
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