San Francisco hospital xray techs protest pay hike approved
Twenty of San Francisco General Hospital's forty x ray technicians called in sick to protest low pay. Officials said their monthly pay was 718 871 while private hospital salaries ran 970 to 1 034. The county Board of Supervisors voted a 316 percent pay hike for the protesting technicians. Hospital administrator Charles Monadero said he supported the workers but noted only the board could set salaries.
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Defense tests in Magee case at murder trial
Defense rested in Ruphell Magee's mur der-kidnaping case after a month focused on showing he had no choice but to join the 1970 Marin courthouse escape that killed four. Magee, 33, testified he did not shoot Judge Harald Haley and joined the plan as his only path to freedom after years of appeals failures. Psychiatric witnesses said his prison years left him with diminished capacity to understand his acts on Aug. 7, 1970.
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Angela Davis Coming Home From Cuba Visit
Angela Davis leaves Havana en route to the United States after a two month Cuba visit. Radio Havana reported Wednesday in Miami that the Cuban broadcast named Havana society figures and military historians among those seen with Davis including Ali Wilman and Thelma Bornov.
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Deer meat prices rise as deer killings increase in Maryland
Maryland’s State Natural Resources Department links higher meat prices to more deer becoming meat. The agency cites a rise in deer kills and notes a Worcester County restaurant was convicted for illegally buying deer meat for its hamburgers.
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Insurance claims rise from elephants to false teeth
Health Insurance Institute lists unusual claims faced by insurers in the past year. incidents include an elephant lifting a man and tossing him through a window, a dog attacking a car and causing heavy damage, a dog moving a car into a neighbor’s garage, and a woodchuck allegedly stealing false teeth from a cabin. Dentures and a boa constrictor attack at a store are noted among the stranger cases.
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