Legislative actions fail to solve long term malpractice crisis
Doctors lawmakers and officials say this week’s malpractice insurance steps ease the short term premium crisis but do not resolve the long term problem. Legislation in several states includes insurance pools liability limits and review boards while Travelers cites patchwork fixes and argues for a compensation schedule.
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Associated Press
California
Travelers Insurance Cos
Roger Fisher
Travelers
Fisher
Ilinois Senate
House
Kissinger Pushes Cyprus Progress to Lift Turkish Arms Ban
Secretary of State Kissinger told Turkish leaders the House may not lift the arms ban until progress on the Cyprus crisis is evident. He urged a Greek Turkish settlement and discussed energy policy options with President Ford’s administration while in Ankara.
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Cyprus
Ankara
Turkey
Henry A. Kissinger
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Ford
Congress
White House
Ron Nessen
Europe
Nessen
Federal Energy
Trator
Frank Zarb
U.S
Ihsan Sabri Caglayangis
Senate
Caglayangil
Foreign Ministry
Washington
Central Treaty Organization
Foreign Ministers
Cypres
Turin
Italy
Api—Antalian
Maria Pierlauri
Refugee gold trade eased by American bankers
Nicholas Deak of Deak, Perera & Co says Vietnamese refugee families arriving in the United States are not destitute. His firm, invited by the State Department and military, exchanges Southeast Asian gold taels, Thai baht, French francs, and Dutch guilders for dollars and travelers checks. The company set up mobile units at refugee camps in Arkansas and Florida with plans for Indiana Gap, Pa.
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United States
Nicholas Deak
Deak, Perera & Co
U.S. State Department
Guam
Far East
Deak
Southeast Asia
Arkansas
Florida
Indiantown Gap
State Department
Refugees Express Desire to Return to Indochina
Washington AP 1130 refugees want to return to Indochina but UN officials report no assurances they will not be punished. Brown testifies before House subcommittee that 470 processed for return by Tuesday, rising to about 1000 by week’s end. Bottlenecks shift to securing sponsors for housing and jobs.
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Indochina
United Nations
Congress
L. Dean Brown
Ford
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.N. High Commissioner For
House
Brown
U.N. Refugee Commission
U.N. Commission
U.S
Ft. Chaffee, Ark
United States
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