Doctors meet on malpractice rate delay in Los Angeles
Public medical facilities report being flooded with emergency cases from private hospitals as doctors in Los Angeles County enter a third day of slowdown. Dr Daniel A Lang medical director at Daniel Brotman Memorial Hospital Culver City says Friday night negotiating session with officials and physicians concluded around midnight with plans to resume discussions next week in Sacramento. Spokesman Dr Leon Bender notes the talks were frank and useful and no further comment will be given. The groups are debating a state proposal to run a doctor funded insurance pool in exchange for the doctors.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Daniel A. Lang
Daniel Brotman
Leon Bender
Medi-Cal
Robert Gnaizda
Frank Clark
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Southern California Physicians Insurance Exchange
Travelers Insurance
Clark
Ice slick crash injures 65 in Syracuse Interstate 81 pileup
Fifty-two vehicles collided in a chain reaction on an icy highway near downtown Syracuse. Police said 65 people were injured, with the worst hurt including a man whose leg was amputated. Most victims were treated and released from area hospitals as authorities cleared the wreckage.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Thomas J. Sardino
New York
Liverpool
Sardino
Carl Smith
Parish
Upstate Medical Center
Elizabeth
Birth of Kenneth Eugene Boles Sees Mexico Family Welcomes Son
Mr and Mrs Jerry E Boles of 21 Marine Drive announce the birth of son Kenneth Eugene Boles seven pounds three ounces born Thursday at 12 33 pm at Audrain Medical Center Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Kenneth Willis of Mexico Kaiser Refractories employee Mr Boles Mother Paul Allen is listed as the other child at home
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Jerry E. Boles
Marine Drive
Kenneth Eugene Boles
Audrain Medical Center
Paul Allen
Kenneth Willis
Mexico
Boles
Kaiser Refractories
Kennedy Offers Help To Hanoi In Rebuilding After War
U S Senator Edward M Kennedy wrote to North Vietnam’s deputy prime minister urging meaningful U S reconstruction aid to Vietnam. The Nov 17 1975 letter thanked Hanoi and Solo for repatriation of nationals and questioned missing servicemen. Deputy PM Nguyen Duy Trinh replied noting progress and offering access to repatriation remains of Marines Charles McMahon Jr. and Darwin L. Judge.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Hanoi
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Kennedy
North
South Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi Radio
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Trinh
Washington
Charles McMahon Jr
Woburn
Mass
Lance
Darwin L. Judge
Marshalltown
Iowa
Tan Son Nhut
Birth of son for the Kemp family in Audrain Medical Center
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kemp of 732 W Liberty welcomed son Robert Dallas Kemp weighing five pounds 15 ounces at 4 23 p.m. Friday at Audrain Medical Center. Grandparents are Robert A. Kemp of Mexico and Herbert Powell of Holts Summit. Great-grandparents include Oscar Summers of Holts Summit and Otis Kemp of Mexico with great-great grandmother Maudie Audray of Holts Summit. Mr. Kemp works for A P Green Refractories.
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Robert G. Kemp
W. Liberty
Robert Dallas Kemp
Audrain Medical Center
Robert A. Kemp
Mexico
Herbert Powell
Holts Summit
Oscar Summers
Otis Kemp
Maudie Audray
Kemp
A.P. Green Refractories
Miracle birth after river plunge saves mother and baby
In Charleston West Virginia a car skidded into the Elk River on a Friday. Janet Keaton delivered a healthy six pound two ounce boy at the hospital. George Keaton and Olen Myers emerged with injuries and a broken arm. Eyewitnesses praised the quick rescue and timing of the birth.
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Stephanie Shipp
Starlet Shipp
W. Boulevard
Margretta Street
Roger Shipp
Charleston
W. Va
George Keaton
Glendenin
Janet
Elk River
Dennis Tawney
Keaton
Tawney
Olen Myers
Elkview
Myers
100 MPH Winds Sweep Britain
A massive windstorm across Britain and western Europe killed at least 34 people in Britain and caused widespread damage. Winds over 100 miles per hour toppled trees, damaged crops, disrupted electricity and transport, and forced evacuations in parts of Denmark and the Netherlands while France, Switzerland, and Austria faced roof and window destruction and warm spells in ski areas.
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Europe
British Isles
Britain
London Weather Center
Royal Auto Club
Denmark
North Sea
Netherlands
Elbe
West
Germany
France
Lille
Switzerland
Austria
England
Farmers Union
One Phone Call Has Its Limits
In Northfield Summit County Ohio deputies charged Paul Covey and a companion with disorderly conduct and reckless operation after Covey tried to call the Vatican during a roadside pickup on Ohio Route 8. The long distance bill was charged to Covey’s home phone.
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Northfield
Ohio
Summit County
South Euclid
William Riley
Paul Covey
Vatican
Rome
Riley
Covey
Russian Bribe Tied to Angola Recognition Reported
London AP reports Jeremy Thorpe claimed a $50 million Russian bribe to a West African leader to recognize the MPLA as Angola's government. Thorpe cited a senior source and distributed details to the Foreign Office and three African leaders for Addis Ababa talks. Foreign Office denied knowledge of the bribe.
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London
Popular Movement For the
Angola
Jeremy Thorpe
Thorpe
House of Commons
Foreign Office
Organization of African Unity
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Agostinho Neto
MPLA
Americans Not Being Recruited for Angola War
Washington AP report notes denial from President Ford's spokesman Ron Nessen that Americans are being recruited or trained as mercenaries for Angola. He cites no private hiring and questions about non Americans involved, while CIA refutes the Monitor claim of 600 American recruits and 160 at Ft Benning.
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Washington
Ford
United States
Angola
Ron Nelsen
Christian Science Monitor
CIA
Nessen
U.S
Ft. Benning
Monitor
David Anable
Nelsen
White House
John Carlson
Bomb Threat Evacuates 200 at KC Airport Terminal
An anonymous call to United Airlines in Denver led to the evacuation of about 200 people from Kansas City International Airport. Police and a canine unit searched the terminal for 50 minutes but found no explosives. The threat referenced a bomb set to go off in the terminal and followed a series of similar calls after the LaGuardia explosion.
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Kansas City
United Airlines
Kansas City International Airport
United’s
Denver
LaGuardia
New York
Soviet Denies Angola Motives in Strong Pravda Editorial
Moscow defends Angola policy saying no economic or military gain, urges end to foreign intervention, and backs MPLA as legitimate Angolan leadership. Pravda and Tass publish claim to support Angola's sovereignty, with no secret military backing disclosed until recently.
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Moscow
Angola
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Tass
Africa
Popuar Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
South Africa
Herbert F Jackson Dies At 57 In Columbia
Herbert Franklin Jackson Sr. 57 of 719 Trinity died Friday at 9 pm at University Medical Center Columbia after weeks as patient. Born March 10 1918 in Mexico son of Green William and Alice Jackson. Married Beatrice Sue July 5 1939. Survived by eight daughters Elaine Lewis Tereatha Richardson Jaclyn White Kathy Williams Alice Jackson Bobbette Jackson Maria Jackson Rita Jackson. sons Herbert Jr Arthur Gary Larry Lowell Ivan. two brothers Douglas Green William Jr one sister Mable Sue one niece and several grandchildren. Funeral services pending at Precht Pickering Funeral Home.
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Herbert Franklin Jackson Sr
Trinity
University Medical Center
Columbia
Mexico
Green William
Alice Nickens Jackson
Beatrice Sue
Larry
Elaine) Lewis
Billy
Tereatha) Richardson
Rockford
Richard
Jaclyn) White, Jr
Raymond
Kathy) Williams
Peoria
Ill
Alice Jackson
Bobbette Jackson
Maria Jackson
Rita Jackson
Herbert Jackson Jr
Arthur Jackson
Gary Jackson
Larry Jackson
Lowell Jackson
Ivan Jackson
Douglas Jackson
Green William Jackson
Mable Sue
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Picketing Bill Override Unlikely
Washington AP reports President Ford vetoed a bill to expand picketing rights for construction unions. Congress failed to reach a two thirds majority to override. Dunlop, the bill’s author, weighs resignation amid pressure from right to work factions and conservatives.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
House
Senate
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Republican Party
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