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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1976

Page

8

Los Angeles Doctors Strike Grows as Malpractice Costs Rise

A doctors strike over malpractice insurance costs gains momentum across Los Angeles County. With 71 of 234 private hospitals affected, patient admissions drop sharply and public hospitals see rising emergency workloads. Officials fear prolonged action may force procedural changes if it continues into September.

Los Angeles UPI Los Angeles County John Affeldt County Health Services Rtment Stan Grant Emergency Medical Services Usc Medical Center Ucla Medical Center Santa Monica Hospital Medical Center UCLA

Storms cut a swath of death across Europe and Baltic

Furious hurricane strength storms swept Europe for three days leaving at least 79 dead including 26 sailors lost at sea. The blizzard hit Britain and Nordic regions then moved toward the Baltic with 90 mph winds, eight inches of snow, and drifts up to five feet.

Stockholm Sweden UPI Europe Baltic North Sea Scandinavia Britain England Scotland Wales Ireland Vinga Goteborg

FTC to launch wide crackdown on consumer fraud

The Federal Trade Commission will begin a broad crackdown across many sectors. It will send letters warning selected businesses of potential civil penalties up to 10000 dollars per violation for practices already barred in other orders.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission FTC Magnuson-Moss

Ford campaign leaders in state avoid Reagan confrontation

In California officials backing Ford plan to campaign in other states with a positive message. Senator Dennis Carpenter and Assemblyman Jerry Lewis say they will discuss Reagan's governorship but not attack him. Some lawmakers doubt out-of-state stumping is desired by the campaign in New Hampshire.

Sacramento UPS Ford California Ronald Reagan Reagan Dennis Carpenter New Hampshire Carpenter FBI GOP Jerry Lewis R-Highland Lewis National Campaign Committee Arnett Ford Campaign Organization

Breast stroke advice for avalanche survival from ski experts

Skiers warned about avalanche danger with guidance on using a breast stroke to survive a slide. Knox Williams of the Forest Service cautions to avoid dangerous slopes and notes U S avalanche deaths average six yearly, rising to about twelve in recent years with recreationists most affected. Colorado, Washington, Alaska and Wyoming reported multiple deaths in the period.

Fort Collins Colo UPI Knox Williams Williams U.S. Forest Service Avalanche Warning Center United States Colorado Washington Mt. St. Helens Alaska Wyoming

GAO: Contractors overcharged US $1.1 billion since 1950s

The General Accounting Office reports defense and space contractors collected excess profits totaling about 1.1 billion dollars over a 25 year span ending June 30 1974. It cites 526 contractors with 4572 excess profit instances averaging 270000 each.

Washington UPI General Accounting Office GAO

New car sales rise 30 percent in mid-December

UPI reports December 11 20 period shows a 30 percent jump over 1974 as Ford Chrysler AMC and GM post gains though 1975 ends with the industry’s weakest annual performance since 1960. Production hits 6.7 million with 92 573 workers still laid off amid weakening demand.

Detroit UPI U.S American Motors Ford Chrysler General Motors

AMC challenges California smog penalties and sales ban

American Motors calls California ARB fines 4.2 million and a sales ban on Matadors Hornets and Gremlins unjustified. ARB cites false test reports and says under 1,000 V8 cars sold in 1976 in California. ARB may pursue further action with EPA and FBI involvement. AMC defends testing and cooperation. Separately Senator Roman Hruska underwent minor prostate surgery at Walter Reed Hospital with a smooth recovery.

Detroit UPI American Motors Corp California California Air Resources Board AMC Washington Roman Hruska R-Neb Army Walter Reed Hospital

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