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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
4
Advocate urges unified Lake County Chamber of Commerce to coordinate with local chambers as Central Florida expands towards Disneyland era. Emphasizes unity, shared resources, and early preparation by officials, business leaders, and residents to capitalize on upcoming growth.
A critique argues that pervasive government investigations push for more spending and control, fostering massive paternalism in health care. It warns this trend risks eroding medical autonomy and the quality of care, suggesting lasting harm to the doctor patient relationship.
The piece argues the central government must stay limited to core duties or risk becoming unaccountable. It warns taxes rising and deficits growing while proposing that voters control federal scale through elections at state local and national levels. It urges public engagement to protect freedom.
Ray Starr reports on why bad bills reach the floor as senators blame crowded committees. Awards go to Mathews Jr and Friday in the Senate and Rowell and Gene Shaw in the House for dedication and leadership in the current session. Committee work highlights include McClain Cr osh Horne and Ryals Spicola Featherstone Newgard as notable names.
Comptroller Fred O. Dickinson Jr. reported the release of 19,319,121 in state funds to Florida county school systems. The June total includes 15,678,369 from General Revenue, 2,493,470 from sales tax, and 1,147,282 from Minimum Foundation Program interest.
The Patrol Chief urges safe city driving for vacationers. Plan routes, stay alert, watch pedestrians, avoid rush hour, and ask a policeman for directions if unsure. Night driving requires reduced speeds and extra vigilance. fatigue and temptation to speed are hazards on open highways. Florida visitors and residents are urged to bring them back alive by following safety rules.
Comptroller Fred C. Dickinson Jr asks the US Court of Appeals to ban armored car banking in Florida contending that First National Bank Plant City operations are branch banking in violation of state and federal law. He appeals a district court ruling that mobile and off premises depositories are not branch banking and notes support from Independent Bankers of America.
A brief overview of topic classifieds and ad results highlighting categories, formats, and potential outcomes for readers seeking buy sell and notice items in the local newspaper.
As Medicare nears its first anniversary on July 1 Florida hospitals urge Congress to revise the program. The Florida Hospital Association cites inadequate reimbursements and backs the Social Security Amendments of 1967 proposed by Rep. Wilber Mills. Hospitals report new Medicare forms delays and slower payments, though overall impact hasn’t matched worst fears.
The Florida State Chamber of Commerce reports 1965 total electric plant output at 36.7 billion kilowatt hours, a 13 percent rise from 1964 and more than double the 1959 level, marking the largest annual gains in electricity since 1959.
Monahan notes about 30 percent of Florida hospital patient days are for 65 and older. He states Medicare caused a volume increase of under 5 percent and hospitals absorbed it with little difficulty, though some were overcrowded during the first two months of Medicare.
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