Dr George Linn’s Insurance Costs Rise Over Malpractice Fears
Norwalk Ohio health commissioner Dr George Linn pays over ten thousand dollars a year for professional liability insurance. After Lloyds of London replacement in 1973 his premiums rose from 10 391 to 11 500 annually. County raises his salary to cover the cost. question remains how necessary this insurance is.
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George F. Linn
Norwalk
Dr. Linn
Ohio
George Linn
Linn
Lloyds of London
United States
Huron County Board of Health
State Department of Health
Sutton Dies as Sgt Carter Stars in Gomer Pyle
Actor Frank Sutton, 50, famed for Sgt Carter on Gomer Pyle U S M C, died after a likely heart attack late Friday night. The article notes a 1968 photo and mentions insurance comments by a Cleveland firm representative about health coverage and potential bankruptcies affecting health commissioners. It also references Dr Linn and Dr Francis F Silver in Cleveland area context.
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Frank Sutton
Sgt. Carter
Gomer Pyle
U.S.M.C
Sutton
UPI
Former Home Stake chair denies fraud charges
Robert S. Trippet 56, former chairman of bankrupt Home Stake Production Co., says he acted in investors' interests and that none of the fraud allegations have been proven. Federal authorities accuse him of tax fraud and a scheme defrauding entertainers and other investors of millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Home Stake Production Co
Robert S. Trippet
Trippet
Girl Killed At Vatican Dome Falls From Terrace
A four year old girl, Maria Pasqua Agostino, fell 165 feet from the exterior of St. Peter's Basilica after squeezing between iron rails while with her parents on a Roman holiday. Pope Paul VI administered absolution and prayers beside the body. The family traveled from Alberobello, Italy.
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Vatican City
UPI
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul VI
Maria Pasqua Agostino
Alberobello
Italy
Adriatic
Rome
Two Lawyers Indicted for Perjury in Los Angeles Case
Vincent Bugliosi and a defense lawyer from the Manson trial were indicted for perjury as part of judges’ three year probe into gag order breaches. The case centers on Times reporter William Farr who spent 46 days jailed for refusing to name the informers.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Vincent Bugliosi
Bugliosi
Los Angeles Times
William Farr
Weather and notices from Le ai BT Center June 29 1974
Partly cloudy tonight with low in the lower 60s. Sunday will be partly cloudy with a chance of showers or thundershowers in the afternoon and highs in the lower 80s. Precipitation 10 today tonight 30 Sunday. Winds southeast to southwest 5 to 18 mph. Marriage license applications listed for several couples. Birth announcement for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabbs of rural New London reporting a girl.
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Carl Crabbs
New London
Nixon Brezhnev Sign Trade Pact Amid Summit Move
In Moscow Nixon and Brezhnev sign a 10 year trade accord while talks on a partial underground nuclear test ban stall after 2 hours 15 minutes. Officials say experts will report back as summit continues.
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Yalta
Ussr
UPI
Nixon
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Brezhnev
Soviet Riviera
Simferopol
Crimean Black Sea
Oreanda
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Josef V. Stalin
Britain
Winston S. Churchill
Leonid Zamyatin
Kremlin
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Soviet Union
Minnesota Abortion Law Struck Down by Three Judges
A three judge panel citing a 1973 Supreme Court ruling declared Minnesota s 1974 abortion law unconstitutional. The measure allowed abortions through 20 weeks with life of the mother as the sole exception and preserved a conscience clause for hospital refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Minnesota
Pro Life
Troops Seal Off London Airport During Socialist Leaders Visit
About 1,000 troops sealed Heathrow Airport to block roads and question motorists amid a Palestinian guerrilla threat as prime ministers from Singapore, the Netherlands, Finland and Norway and other leaders arrived for a one day international Socialist conference. Police escorted dignitaries to guarded VIP lounges while Chequers estate near the conference also received heavy security.
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London
UPS
Singapore
Netherlands
Finland
Norway
Heathrow Airport
Harold Wilson
Chequers
Linwood Bridge Opens With Local Ceremony
More than 100 residents attended the Linwood Bridge opening at 10 39 a m. Mayor Wayne Goodsite cut the ribbon with Eric Lieber 11 8 Maple St and Douglas Colvin, Edward Still witnessing. Roy Witter 82 drove the first car over the span. The old bridge dated back to the early 1900s and lighting is pending delivery next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hammersmith
S. Linwood Ave
Linwood Bridge
Eric Lieber
Maple St
Wayne Goodsite
Douglas Colvin
Edward Still
Eric
Hammersmiths
Hammersmith
Roy Witter
Summit St
Summit Street
Albert Holb
Norwalk
James Webb
N. Pleasant St
Linwood Avenue
Dracula and Frankenstein Showings at Towne and Country
Newark Tonight the Towne and Country Theatre will screen Dracula and Frankenstein at 8 p.m. St Paul High School Band plans a Sunday spaghetti dinner to fund band camp in August with serving from noon to 7 p.m. in St Paul’s Cafeteria.
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Towne and Country Theatre
St. Paul High School
St. Paul’s
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Francis F. Silver
Ofam
Vatican
Washington
Agriculture Department
William C. Bennett
Debora L. Foland
Milan
William O. Vaughn
Willard
Sheri L. Schaap
Michael D. Frederick
Wakeman
Jane M. Conry
Jerry T. Kilgore
Bellville
Richland County
Peggy L. Sanders
Greenwich
E. Howard Hunt, Jr
John Ehrlichman
Hunt
Ellsberg
London Airport
Crawford Construction Co
Newark
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