Walkout by Mansfield anesthesiologists over insurance
In Mansfield Ohio seven anesthesiologists at Anesthesia Associates refused to work nonemergency cases until they secure at least 2 million dollars in malpractice insurance. Twenty five operations were canceled at Mansfield General Hospital and People's Hospital of Mansfield as talks with St Paul Insurance Co. continued this week. The group plans a meeting with about 600 peers in late April to push for arbitration of malpractice suits and a set fee for workers compensation losses.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Mansfield
Anesthesia Associates
Mansfield General Hospital
People’s Hospital of
St. Paul Insurance Co
Ohio
Judge awards alimony so wife can pursue medical studies
Manhattan Justice Bentley Kassal ordered Ethelyn Morgan to receive $200 weekly alimony and child support while she remains a premedical student and studies medicine, with no remarriage. The case notes she supported herself as a secretary during the marriage and aims for equal opportunity in her education and career.
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New York
Equality
Manhattan
University of North Carolina
Florida State University
Kassal
Morgan
Wall Street
Washington mask offered for sale in Olympia Capitol plan
Bruce M. LeRoy of Tacoma says a Houdon life mask of George Washington, made in 1785, could be bought for display in the Olympia Capitol for 375000 with 125000 donated by the anonymous owner. The Smithsonian and National Portrait Gallery value it above 1 million. Funds would be sought as a state cap match after 187500 in public contributions.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Washington
Bruce M. LeRoy
Washington
Jean Antoine Houdon
Mount Vernon
le Roy
Smithsonian
National Portrait Gallery
Chilean cabinet resigns to aid economic crisis
The Chilean cabinet, 16 ministers including both military and civilian, resigns to give Gen. Augusto Pinochet greater latitude in addressing a severe economic crash. Inflation remains the world’s highest, with 370 percent last year and 61 percent in the first quarter of 1975.
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Santiago
Chile
Augusto Pinochet
Navy probes two ejections from F-4 Phantom jets
The Navy is investigating two unexplained ejections from F-4 Phantoms during routine training near Virginia Beach. On Wednesday near Hatteras Inlet both pilots ejected and were later picked up unharmed. The crew included Lt Eugene T. Dailey and Lt (j.g.) William G. Kerr. The earlier ejection occurred Monday east of Oregon Inlet with Lt Robert Hardy also aboard.
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Virginia Beach, Va
Navy
Hatteras Inlet
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
Eugene T. Dailey
Virginia Beach
J.g
Oregon Inlet
Robert Hardy
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Steubenville
Welfare Finance, Inc
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PAI
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