Nader's network as a one man conglomerate traced
An Associated Press profile outlines Ralph Nader as a lone force behind a web of small groups with about 100 staff and a modest budget. It notes his privacy, selective openness, and the independent but linked PIRGs and allied campaigns shaping his influence.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Ralph Nader
Nader
Pirgs
Corporation Seciety
Lowell Dodge
Center For Auto Safety
David Sanford
General Motors
Chevrolet
Ohio Doctors Move to Create In-House Malpractice Insurance
The Ohio State Medical Association votes to form a professional liability insurer to cut costs by selling directly to about 11 000 members, aiming to operate by November 1. The plan seeks to reduce premiums by up to 20 percent and address market withdrawals by providers. Only members may apply, with admission based on risk ratings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Medical Association
The
Medical Association
Charles Edgar
Association
House of Delegates
Edgar
American Medical Association
Chowchilla kidnapers linked to occult notes claim
Reported notes found at the Woods/Schoenfeld home mention Beelzebub as a sign of occult interest. Investigators tie the trio to the Chowchilla bus kidnapping with multiple felony counts.
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Chowchilla
Calif
Fresno Bee
Sacramento Bee
James Schoenfeld
Frederick N. Woods
Schoenfeld
Richard
Madera
Alameda County
Richard Schoenfeld
Santa Rita
Woods
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