Indiana Governor signs medical malpractice bill into law
Indiana Gov. Otis Bowen signed a medical malpractice bill capping claims at 500 000 and carrier liability at 100 000 while vetoing a collective bargaining bill for police and firefighters. A patient compensation fund and medical screening panel will curb nuisance claims and preserve jury trials. Bowens action aims to reduce premiums and set a nationwide example.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Otis R. Bowen
Hoosier
Bowen
State Insurance Commissioner
Lexington Colonial House Tourists threaten privacy near Lexington Green
In Lexington Massachusetts locals fret as bicentennial visitors swarm the historic district around Lexington Green and Buckman Tavern. Residents report doorbell intrusions and window peeping despite a Not open to the public sign. The Rev Zoerheide notes visitors bring fair play but intrusive behavior persists. A separate note recalls Dr Armand Hammer signing a Russia chemical barter deal in 1973.
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Lexington
Mass
Nathan Monroe
Lexington Green
Monroe
Marjorie Weerts
White House
Redcoats
Ford
Weerts
Buckman Tavern
Jonathan Harrington
Sleeper Titanic survivor Meyer Moore dies at 69
El Paso Texas resident Meyer Moore a retired shoe store owner died at 69 on Tuesday. Born Russian immigrant, Moore survived the Titanic sinking after being awakened by his mother and later rescued by the Carpathia. He kept Titanic ticket stubs and is survived by his widow and three sons. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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EL Paso
Tex
Meyer Moore
England
United States
Moore
S.S. Adriatic
Henrietta
Ralph
Austin
Carl
Kent
Ohio
Ira
Holland
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Indiana Association of Cities and Towns
Minute Man
Battle Green Buckman Tavern
Lexington Colonial
Unitarian Church
Robert Zoerheide
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Armand Hammer
Russia
Free Parking Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Ape “Ae
Hills
Corning Glass
Corelle
Middletown Hills Plaza
South Brezel Blvd
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