Hospital Trustees Await Adams Hearing Bid
Dave McGinty says no formal request has been made for a second hearing or reconsideration of last week’s 5-3 firing of Adams. The board met amid pro Adams doctors urging action, while Adams faces six months’ stay and a full year’s salary per contract. Dist. Atty. Franklin warns of potential conflicts over Adams serving on the Institute board and its $1,000 annual pay, tied to Borg Warner bed purchases.
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Greek ambassador to South Vietnam presents credentials
Saigon reports Constantine Panagota cos, newly appointed Greek ambassador to South Vietnam, delivered credentials to President Nguyen Van Thieu yesterday.
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Hamburg Prefab Office Building Completed In Record Time
A Hamburg construction firm announced the completion of a seven story prefabricated office building two days 17 hours 41 minutes and 23 seconds after placing the foundation stone.
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Everly Brothers Still Harmonize Through Rock Era Comeback
Don and Phil Everly, now in Los Angeles after Marine Reserve service, describe continuing success in new venues and favorite old hits. They credit Beatle influence, praise diverse crowds, and note they remain focused on harmony over any single sound. They started as The Everly Family in Shenandoah, Iowa, and have spent 25 years in show business.
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Adams Seeks SNMH Rate Hike and Finances Challenge
The SNMH board weighs a $727,000 land parcel, $40,000 per two small parcels, and a $48,420 broker fee with hospital officials naming Robert H. Clark as broker. Trustees fear rising costs and a proposed 15 year repayment if nonprofit status is reached. County concerns surface as indigent bills top $446,000 and county payments lag, threatening bids for a 75 percent advance.
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