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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1973

Page

3

Hospital IC wards spark doctor resistance to price controls

The article explains intensive care units as costly, high tech, life saving wards that stabilize patients and raise costs. It notes AMA opposition to Nixon Phase III controls, and highlights Kaiser Permanente and similar prepaid plans as cost cutting efforts, with doctors salaried and hospitals owned by plans.

Nixon American Medical Association John R. Kernodle AMA Board of Trustees Physicians of America AMA Kaiser-Permanente Kaiser Plan Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York Group Health Cooperative of Puget Plan Henry Kaiser Grand Coulee Dam Washington State Kaiser California Oregon Hawaii Colorado Ohio Freema Hillman San Francisco Freema James National Advisory Commission On Health Manpower

Senate okays postcard bill for federal voter registration

The Senate passed a bill to allow registration by mailing a postcard, sending it to the House with White House opposition. The 57 to 37 vote followed a month of filibuster, and opponents led by Sens. Allen and Fong warned of election fraud. The plan would create a voter-registration administration with the Census Bureau identifying voters and the Postal Service delivering cards. False registrations could bring up to a $10,000 fine and five years in prison.

Washington Senate House White House James Allen D-Ala Hiram Fong Hawaii John C. Stennis D-Miss Census Bureau Postal Service Gale McGee D-Wye

Arkansas Weekend Weather Outlook

The forecast predicts partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures this Friday in Arkansas. The extended outlook for Saturday through Monday calls for mild weather with no precipitation, with Friday highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and today reaching the 80s.

Associated Press Arkansans

Zionist Roots and the Birth of a Jewish State

A historical overview traces Zionism from Herzl’s 1896 vision to Basel in 1897, the land purchases by Zionists, and the 1948 settlement growth, detailing World War I disruptions, Ottoman rule, and the McMahon promise shaping Arab Israeli tensions. It notes the ongoing conflict and reflects on outside powers' role in Middle East history.

Zion Theodor Herzl Tom Paine Palestine Herzl Basel Switzerland Holy Land Britain Middle East Lawrence of Arabia

Ellsberg and Russo Defense Concludes Dismissal Bid

Ellsberg and Russo attorneys finish last arguments arguing for dismissal of charges tied to the Pentagon Papers trial. Judge Byrne promised a decision later today on the defense motion amid Watergate and White House involvement questions. The defense cites government actions and a 10 day delay in reporting the burglary.

Los Angeles Daniel Ellsberg Anthony Russo U.S. District Court Matt Byrne Watergate White House E. Howard Hunt G. Gordon Liddy Ellsberg Russo Asst. U.S. Atty David Nissen Justice Department Earl J. Silbert Byrne

FDA proposes first federal bicycle safety standards

The FDA on Wednesday proposed new bicycle safety rules that could raise the retail price of a bike by four to five dollars. The standards aim to cut about 800 deaths and are tied to roughly one million bike accidents annually in the United States.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA

Black Militant H Rap Brown Sentenced in Manhattan Robbery Case

In New York AP reports Black militant H Rap Brown has been sentenced to 12 to 15 years for his role in an armed robbery at a Manhattan bar and for assaulting a policeman in the ensuing shootout. The case links to a broader federal crackdown on militant activity.

New York H. Rap Brown Manhattan

Odrinex Weight Loss Guarantee Ad

Odrinex promises weight loss with a money back guarantee. Tiny tablets claim no dangerous drugs or strict exercise and touts thousands of users. Plan costs listed as $325 and $525 for economy size, with refunds if no results. Sold by John P. Cox Drug Store Hope with mail orders.

John P. Cox Drug Store Hope

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