Tragedy of Italy Deficit Spending on Health Care
The piece argues deficits cripple Italy’s public health system as 100,000 medical workers strike over unpaid salaries and 1,300 hospitals face financial collapse. It cites an AP dispatch noting $4.8 billion owed by public health plans, with government paralysis spreading to cities and private citizens.
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Italy
Rome
Citizens National Bank Adds Ritchie and Arnold Properties
Citizens National Bank expands by purchasing the Ritchie and Arnold properties on N Hervey and Pond Sts. Plans include demolishing a 25 foot section for customer parking and later converting the rest into parking. Long range plans mention possible bank building expansion and a drive-in window.
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Citizens National Bank
Ritchie and Arnold
Bank
Citizens National Has Pur
Arnold
N. Hervey and Pond Sts
Ritchie Wholesale Grocer Co
W. Third and Elm Sts
Arnold Property
N. Hervey, W. Ave. B
Pond Sts
Hervey and Ave. B
Missouri Pacific
Phone strike approved by Bell System workers
American telephone workers nationwide authorized a strike against the Bell System, supporting union leaders with a lopsided vote. The Communications Workers of America announced results after a weekend vote, with contracts expired July 17 and negotiations ongoing toward a possible Monday strike if talks fail.
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Washington
Bell System
Communications Workers of America
Bell
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
Atlanta
Associated Press
San Francisco
California
New York City
Miami
CWA
Consumers face worst food price rise in over a year
AP market basket survey finds July grocery bills up an average 4 percent across 13 cities after prices for eggs meat and several farm products rise. June saw mixed moves with farm prices slipping, while wholesale costs push retail totals higher.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Detroit
New York City
Miami
Fla
Missed Star Delivery Hotline for City Subscribers
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Arkansas Senate Expunges Vote On Jones Record
In Little Rock the Arkansas Senate moved 26 to 5 to expunge the vote that kept Sen. Guy Jones Jr. from expulsion. The push follows a 21 to 12 expelled verdict earlier and could reopen the expulsion question in January. Senators Patterson and Howell led the debate with others reconsidering votes amid GOP write-in challenges.
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State Senate
Jones
Ralph Patterson
North Little Rock
Jim Guy Tucker
Patterson
Senate
George E. Locke
Hamburg
Paul Benham
Helena
Max Howell
Jacksonsville
Clarence Bell
Parkin
Olen Hendrix
Antoine
Republican Party
G-O P
Convict Carrasco Seizes Prison Library in 2nd Week
A two week siege at Huntsville prison enters its second week as convict Fred Gomez Carrasco offers to free some of his 13 hostages in exchange for escape. Two other armed inmates remain with him on the third floor library, with deadlines and threats continuing. Novella Pollard reported Carrasco’s latest proposal involves four hostages released for three armed convicts and others used as shields.
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Huntsville
Tex
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Carrasco
American Correctional Association
Washington, D.C
Novella Pollard
Kathy
Miss Pollard
Congressmen predict Nixon defeat in House
AP dispatch from Washington reports that amid a looming impeachment debate in the House, leading Republicans and Democrats foresee a strong move to impeach Nixon. Rep Ashbrook predicts nearly a 3-1 vote for impeachment, while Rep Arends warns Nixon may not avoid it. House Democratic Leader O Neill forecasts over 75 percent support for impeachment among members, with specific vote estimates among Democrats and Republicans. Wiggins concedes the odds favor passage of articles. Ford’s role and Senate action loom as officials discuss televised proceedings and rule definitions for trials. White House aides suggest conceding House action to speed Senate review, a tactic criticized by some lawmakers. Senators Byrd and Allen indicate individual judgment will prevail in a Senate trial.
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Washington
House
Nixon
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Leslie Arends
Thomas P. O'Neill
O’neill
Joe D. Waggonner
Dla
O'Neill
House Judiciary Committee
Charles Wiggins
R-Calif
Judiciary Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Senate
White House
Patrick J. Buchanan
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
James Allen
Dala
Big Three Auto Profits Fall as Inflation Bites
Detroit report shows Ford GM and Chrysler halving profits in the first half of 1974, with total Big Three earnings at 746 million on 32.3 billion in sales. Analysts say price hikes for 1975 model year will try to offset cost increases after federal controls and voluntary limits. Ford's 65 percent drop in earnings and an 8 percent wholesale price rise for 1975 model year were announced, with GM and Chrysler posting steep declines as well.
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Detroit
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Henry Ford
Lee Iacocca
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