Auto Insurance Rates To Go Up In Coming Months
Hartford reports auto insurance premiums are expected to rise as inflation and higher accident costs push claims higher after a period of declining rates. Industry spokesmen cite medical bills, auto repair costs, and a rebound in accident frequency as factors, with no firm increase amount yet determined.
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Record Number Of Doctors Training At MU
A record of eighty four new doctors will join the existing residents to bring the total house staff at University of Missouri Columbia Medical Center and the Columbia Veterans Administration Hospital to two hundred nine. Twenty post doctoral fellows also join. Twenty medical specialties are offered under the School of Medicine. The largest groups are medicine and surgery with sixty doctors each in training. Seventeen women are among the new residents and seven of the new residents are foreign medical graduates. Twenty two of the ninety seven spring graduates will remain for their first year of graduate medical education.
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Young Kennedy Off To See Derby
Edward Kennedy Jr. was released from St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin to attend the Irish Sweepstakes. The 12 year old, son of Senator Edward M. Kennedy, showed his condition greatly improved after illness during a River Shannon cruise. He had bone cancer treatment with his right leg amputated last November.
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Shannon
My Lai Colonel Retiring From Army
Col Oran K Henderson the highest ranking officer tried in the My Lai case retires from the Army He is 63 and commands the Indiantown Gap Military Reservation He will retire next month due to mandatory service rules after more than 35 years in uniform and five years as a colonel without promotion
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Harrisburg
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Henderson
U.S. Army
Indiantown Gap
Curators Reject MU Transfer to New Coordinating Board
The University of Missouri Board of Curators unanimously declined to transfer university control under the Omnibus Reorganization Act of 1974 to a Coordinating Board for Higher Education. They noted lack of constitutional authority and welcomed talks to foster working relations. The meeting also covered budget, student fees, and construction contracts across MU campuses.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri Board of Curators
Curators
Coordinating Board For Higher Education
Board of Curators
University of Missouri
Coordinating Board
Department of Higher Education
Irvin Fane
Drug saves life of 5 year old in thymosin trial
In San Francisco a five year old girl near death from thymus gland failure was saved by an experimental thymosin treatment. Doctors at UC Medical Center used calf thymus derived thymosin to boost her infection defenses. After initial recovery, she required ongoing injections, with potential implications for other thymopathy conditions.
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San Francisco
Heather
University of California Medical Center
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
UC Medical Center
Aluminum Prices Going Up By 5 Percent
Pittsburgh AP report states Aluminum Company of America will raise prices on about half its product line starting Monday. The increase, around 5 percent, affects building electrical and automobile sectors as ALCOA cites higher costs wages and Jamaica mine fees as the cause.
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Belly Dance Classes In Town Hall Tolono Illinois
Tolono Illinois residents flock to belly dancing classes at the Town Hall. Instructor Dee Ramp, 25, moved from California and drew 15 women into the program praising fitness, confidence, and poise. Students report weight loss and mixed reactions from partners as they learn the torso swivels and belly dancing technique. Pike County Rodeo Plans Highlight July Fourth Weekend In Bowling Green.
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Dee Ramp
San Bernardino
Calif
Mrs. Ramp
Marsha Hamilton
Dayla Wade
Williamson Named Curators President
John Sam Williamson of Colburia Friday was elected president of the University of Missouri Board of Curators for 1974 76. Williamson is a Boone County farmer and a board member since 1969. He was vice president under Irvin Fane who remains on the board. Elected vice president was John Dalton, partner in Dalton Treasure and Bullard, son of former Missouri Gov. John M. Dalton.
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Colburia
Friday
University of Missouri Board of Curators
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Boone County
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Kansas City
Fane
John Dalton
Kennett
Dalton, Treasure and Bullard
Missouri
John M. Dalton
Dalton
UMC
Milk Tax Case bungled by agencies says Watergate report
A confidential Watergate Committee staff report alleges the IRS pursued the milk producers case poorly and failed to act on warnings of a potential criminal probe. It cites misfiled records, a misjudged audit, and possible contacts between Treasury officials and IRS leadership, while denying improper DOJ action.
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Watergate Committee
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Brisbin
Austin
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Phinney
Bond
Henry E. Petersen
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Eban To Teach At Columbia This Fall
Abba Eban former Israeli foreign minister will teach at Columbia University this fall for a single term He plans to keep his Knesset seat and will offer courses on multilateralism in diplomacy currents in Middle Eastern nationalism and case histories on war and peace in the Middle East
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Abba Eban
Israel
Middle East
Columbia University
Mideast
Housewife leaves home to prospect for gold in Idaho
Madison Heights Michigan AP reports 24 year old Michelle Borland leaves her husband and home to live in a 140 acre Idaho mine cabin for the summer. She will cook on a wood stove and dig daily seeking a gold vein while pursuing personal independence.
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Idaho
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Kalmbach to surr end jail term in DC area
Herbert W. Kalmbach, Nixon aide and fundraiser, begins the first part of a six to eighteen month prison sentence for campaign finance violations in the Washington Baltimore region. He must surrender to the U S marshal in Baltimore by noon Monday as the House Judiciary Committee seeks his testimony in impeachment proceedings. He was ordered to serve in Lompoc California but will instead be held near the capital until no longer needed, then moved to Lompoc.
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Nixon
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Kalmbach
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House Judiciary Committee
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Lompoc
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Deimeke Seeks Eastern District Judge Nomination
Carl Deimeke of Route 1 Martinsburg announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for judge of the eastern district. A World War II Air Corps veteran and cattle farmer, he has held ASCS and county club roles and serves in local civic groups in Martinsburg.
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