Behr bill eyes eight counties to curb malpractice crisis
Anesthesia doctors back to work inching toward normal practice after Gov Brown signed Behr’s bill creating a state pool to stabilize malpractice insurance. The measure, plus a separate special session plan, aims to curb soaring rates and set a patients compensation board with a $500,000 cap on awards, with flexibility for minors and dependents.
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Ford and Kissinger meet in Brussels NATO summit opener
President Ford arrives in Brussels for NATO talks as France sits out the summit. He and Kissinger meet Belgian Prime Minister Tindemans at the port and prepare for a day of closed sessions and a royal palace dinner. Giscard d Estaing attends despite France's NATO stance. Economic ties with developing nations tops OFCD ministerial agenda.
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Tanzania rejects responsibility for hostage release
Tanzania refused to accept responsibility for freeing the two American students and a Dutch girl held by Marxist guerrillas in Zaire. The U.S. ambassador criticized the move while families urged actions that would secure the captives.
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Fund to aid Garden Grove kidnapping victims
The mother of a 22 year old Garden Grove man abducted last week from a Tanzania wildlife site says a fund to aid the captives is set up. The Steve Smith Fund is led by Allen O’Brien of Newport Beach, connected to Jane Goodall’s project. Captive Barbara Smuts, released Monday, warned the others could be shot if demands are not met within 60 days.
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Drug raids sweep Harbor Area to Valley targets
Raid sweep covers Harbor Area to San Fernando Valley with $1,300 in drugs including marijuana hashish pills angel dust and LSD seized by undercover agents. Suspects released to parents or sent to Juvenile Hall based on offense severity. Principals note delays in suspensions due to arrest notification. City police say drugs remain available at high schools but visibility and access are declining.
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Judge seeks 8 2 cent first class mail rate cut proposed
Washington AP reports Judge Seymour Wenner of the Postal Rate Commission urged reducing first class mail from 10 cents per ounce to 8 2 cents while raising rates for air mail magazines newspapers and advertising circulars. The five member panel will decide in about two months amid opposition from Rep Paul Simon who warns higher magazine and newspaper rates could force publishers out of business.
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Castro kill teams revealed in CIA plot to kill Castro
Watergate figure Frank Sturgis told ABC News that the CIA funded and recruited dissident Cuban officers to plot an assassination of Fidel Castro while he served as Castro's security aide under CIA contract. He said the operation aimed to execute when approved, though the final order never came.
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Chrysler and VW discuss sale of empty plant
Chrysler and Volkswagen held private discussions about selling an unused Chrysler car plant to VW. VW Chairman Toni Schmucker and Chrysler Chairman Lynn Townsend talked about the plant, part of a reported $25 million in completed New Stanton, Pennsylvania facilities.
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Promoter Guilty Of Bail Jump In Counterfeiting Case
Promoter Michael Dean, alias Elizabeth Carmichael, convicted in U S District Court of a bail jump linked to a counterfeiting scheme. Jury verdict after brief deliberation. sentencing set for June 16 with potential five year prison term and $5000 fine. Michael, 47, had used multiple identities and SSNs to flee California after August 1961 arrest. He fled with wife and children, promoted the three wheel Date car claiming 70 mpg, and was arrested April 12 in Miami after leaving Dallas where he headed the 21st Century Motor Car Corp.
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