Rate Increased 300 Percent Protest Malpra Insurance
In San Francisco a doctors protest over higher malpractice insurance rates disrupted care. About 200 anesthesiologists lapsed coverage causing hospital layoffs and the loss of the citys largest obstetrics unit. Eight northern counties felt the impact with Children’s Hospital preparing for job cuts and referrals via emergency lines.
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Ford vetoes bill raising farm price supports
President Ford vetoed a one year emergency bill boosting 1975 price guarantees for wheat, feed grains, soybeans, cotton and milk. He warned the extra spending would push the deficit by 1.8 billion dollars and risk future surpluses and renewed acreage controls, while agriculture leaders predicted higher consumer prices.
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Ford Sadat Rabin talks eyed for June peace plan
United Press reports Cairo and Tel Aviv sources say President Ford will meet Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in Salzburg and Israel’s Yitzhak Rabin in Washington or Europe next month to pursue a Middle East peace settlement. Talks may cover an interim Egyptian Israeli accord and a Geneva negotiation resumption.
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Voter apathy reshapes Northern Ireland election outcome
In Northern Ireland turnout was the lowest in a decade as voters stayed home amid violent unrest and an IRA boycott. Officials fear a fractured 78 member assembly will struggle to form a power sharing government between Catholics and Protestants, with the UUP predicting 42 seats to block minority rights. Police and troops protected ballot boxes as clashes erupted in Londonderry Croggan. First results were due late today, final tallies Saturday. The British government retains veto power over any non–power sharing proposal.
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Middlesboro Man Hugh Hughett Dies at 80 in Covington Ky
Hugh Hughett 80 a lifelong Middlesboro resident and retired coal miner died May 1 1975 at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington Kentucky He was born January 5 1895 Survivors include eight children Charlie Hughett Clocnosli Ohio Margie Crouch Detroit Annie Mae Chumley John Hughett Jr Georgia Cornett Tommy Hughett Ward Hughett and Billy Ray Hughett all of Middlesboro A host of grandchildren and great grandchildren also survive Funeral services will be at 2 pm Sunday May 4 1975 at Hensley Chapel Baptist Church with Rev Jimmy Williams Rev H M Sparks and Rev Howard Kirk officiating Interment Roselawn Memorial Gardens The family will receive friends 7 to 9 pm Saturday May 3 at Shumate Funeral Home in charge
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Middlesboro
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
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Clocnosli
Ohio
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Detroit
Mich
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John Hughett, Jr
Georgia Cornett
Tommy Hughett
Ward
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Appalachian Regional Hospital Visitors and Admissions List
Visiting hours are 1 p m to 8 p m. Admissions include Phyllis Anderson Cit James Henbree Jr Carolyn Hicks City Gertrude Orick City Tammy L Powers City Stella Louise Prater City Deborah K Roark New Tazewell James Shackelford City Kevin C Turner Chenoa Kimberly L Weis Rose Hill Ela Wilson City Teresa A Wyatt City. Dismissals include Willamaturg Georgia A Easter City Steven Scott Green Ingram Clyde Kersey son City Hugh McNew City Nellie McNew City Mrs Robert L Marcum twin girls City Attoinette M Martin Pineville Pearl Prewitt Morley Mrs James Raines son Cy John W Willis City Births Mra Arvil Anderson bay City.
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Chenoa
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Rose Hill
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Willamaturg
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Ingram
Clyde Kersey
Hugh McNew
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Ford vows to aid Vietnamese evacuees amid debate
The House considers evacuation costs for South Vietnamese refugees as Ford states the action diverges from American immigrant values. Separate report notes a powerful avalanche racing down a mountainside with winds over 250 mph, blowing railroad cars aside and pulling people from homes.
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Tennessee Budget Debate Fails To Halt Tax Hikes Call
Tenn officials push two new taxes to fund a broad budget including teacher raises and flood relief. Senate leaders favor a half cent sales tax with $80 million yearly impact, while House backs Blanton budget and taxes. vetoes and overrides cloud passage as both sides warn of cuts or sales tax hikes.
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Woman Injured By Automobile In Cumberland Ave Incident
A 1974 Oldsmobile driven east on Cumberland Avenue by Bruce Arnett 24 of Colmar Road struck a female pedestrian injuring her. Police report Arnett said the woman ran into the car side as he traveled east. Charges were filed in ally police court yesterday.
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