Editorial: Malpractice suits spark insurance crisis
The Ottawa Herald notes rising malpractice suits and insurance costs push doctors nationwide toward reform. California and New York doctors protest policy cancellations and quadrupled premiums while Kansas lawyers accuse doctors of misleading the public about blame for the rising costs.
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California
New York
Kansas Trial Lawyers Association
Medical Malpractice Debate Calls for Bar Policing
A lawyer argues malpractice is medical negligence not legal. He endorses stronger policing of doctors and restricting incompetence. He also urges similar scrutiny of lawyers who pursue malpractice cases on contingency. Many suits settle out of court to spare physicians from litigation.
Start on elderly housing at North American plan
A community survey in Ottawa highlighted needs for better roads and more low income housing. The city commission moves to convert the North American Hotel into elderly low income housing with 25 units, a start amid larger housing needs.
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Ottawa
City Commission
City ‘Commission
Milk intolerance and fibroid questions answered
The letter explains a 10 month old with milk protein intolerance thriving on soy formula and avoiding cow milk. Dr Thosteson notes lactose intolerance is rare. protein in milk causes reactions and nonfat milk won’t help. The gynecologist discusses fibroids. larger tumors may require hysterectomy, but a myomectomy could be possible if suitably located, and pregnancy planning is advised.
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Dr. Thosteson
Thosteson
Edwards Leaves AM America to Return to Acting in L A
Stephanie Edwards, longtime TV host, will quit cohosting AM America on May 16 and return to Los Angeles to pursue acting. The ABC release says she will contribute periodic reports from L A and work on a potential ABC sitcom, citing the difficulty of balancing a daily live New York production with acting commitments.
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New York
Stephanie Edwards
ABC
Los Angeles
Miss Edwards
AM America
Kabc—Tv
Marcus Welby
Karen
Dennis E. Doty
State expands to lease and buy Topeka offices
Kansas government absorbs more space as agencies multiply. The state signed leases with purchase options for two multi story buildings and four land parcels in downtown Topeka, totaling $658,750, with another $500,000 planned for remodeling. Thirty three agencies pay nearly $600,000 yearly rent to private owners for space, utilities excluded, while the state moves to acquire and repurpose property to house expanding bureaus.
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John Marshall
Kansas
Topeka
HNS
Merchants National Bank
Capitol
Kansas Board of Regents
The
Bank
First National Bank
Kansas Public
State Board of Education
Kansas Power and Light Company
KPL Towers
Department of Corrections
Kansas Adult Authority
State Banking Department
KPL
Armco Steel Corporation
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Shawnee County
Bureaucracies
State
Computer Services
Board of Regents
Merchants
Department of Economic Development
Lou Krueger
Capitol Building
New England
Nelswanger and Company
Public Television Commission
Krueger
Capitol Area
Supreme Court
Television Log Heavy Evening Schedule Packed With Classics
A dense listing of TV programs spanning dayparts from early evening to late night. It details multiple networks and genres including news, game shows, dramas, comedies, sports, and movies with titles such as Truth or Consequences, Hogan's Heroes, The Beverly Hillbillies, Star Trek, Nicholas and Alexandra, The Frogmen, and The Great Race among many others.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Zoom
Villa Alegre
Sanford and Son
Washington Week In Review
Andy Griffith
Chico and the Man
Wall Street Week
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Hot L
Baltimore
Rockford Files
Masterpiece Theatre
Reasoner Report
News
Porter Wagoner
Hogan’s Heroes
Lawrence Welk
Hee Haw
Jimmy Dean
World Press
Nashville Music
Emergency
Nova
Bill Dally
the Jefferson
Sammy and Company
Strategic Air Command
Black Lagoon
Fort Apache
WCT Temniis
Jeff's Collie
Garner Ted Armstrong
Mr. Magoo
Public Policy Forum
Garth
Audubon Wildlife Theatre
America
Cher
Nicholas and
Alexandra
Columbo
Kojak
Mannix
Washington Week
Bobby Goldiy
Ottawa Herald local rates and publisher info
Ottawa Herald lists Cedar 4 Cedar header details with publication days and postal info. It lists Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher, and provides subscription rates for trade area and out of area by month quarter six months and year with sales tax notes and out of state tax deduction. Associated Press rights noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Farm Roundup Warns of Food Price Swings This Year
Washington AP reports that retail food prices may ease later in the year if sun and rain are timely, but a late corn crop or another drought could trigger sharp price increases into 1976. The Agriculture Department projects 6 to 8 percent annual gains with a bumper crop, or up to 8 to 10 percent if weather worsens, with meat and animal products driving much of the rise.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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