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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1977

Page

6

House Demos back off from amending Hatch Act

Washington Democrats paused a year long effort to modify the 1939 Hatch Act letting federal civilian and postal workers engage in partisan campaigns. An Ashbrook amendment sought to bar unions from using dues for politics, but leaders delayed final action until next week amid party confusion and Republican opposition.

Washington UPI House John Ashbrook Ohio Bill Clay D-Mo Clay Joseph Fisher D-Va Fisher House Judiciary Committee Congras Gerald Ford Republican Policy Committee Common Cause Citizens Advocacy Group

Grave is dug for rich woman and her Ferrari

Sandra Irene West, 37, buried in her blue Ferrari beside her late husband in a 19 by 10 by nine foot grave. The court ordered the car to be encased in a crate while honoring her handwritten will demanding the burial in the sports car in a lace nightgown. The 9,335 dollar burial was approved by a Los Angeles court and tied to Beverly Hills death on March 10.

San Antonio Tex UPI Sandra Irene West Beverly Hills Calif Los Angeles

Average new home price climbs over 50 thousand since 1967

Washington AP reports the average cost of a new single family home rose from 24600 in 1967 to 52300 today, a gain exceeding 100 percent in ten years. The Census Bureau notes a 5.3 percent rise in the first quarter, roughly twice the pace of prior quarters.

Washington Commerce Dept Census Bureau

Blue Shield trims coverage by cutting 28 obsolete procedures

Blue Shield warns of cost cuts by banning 28 procedures deemed obsolete under its Medical Necessity Program. The list includes controversial operations and outdated heart tests, with $27.4 million paid for them in 1975. Medical groups support the move, while some doctors question incentives behind usage.

Chicago Blue Shield Blue Cross William Ryan The Blue Shield Assn Richard Allyn American College of Physicians Rollins Hanlon American College of Surgeons Hanlon

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