Hospitals face area wide planning in Blue Cross policy
The Kansas Hospital Association board backs linking Blue Cross reimbursements to area wide planning decisions to curb hospital expansion and prevent service duplication. The proposal would require area wide approval before investments or new facilities, with rural and urban implications noted.
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Kansas Hospital Association Board of Directors
Blue Cross
Ottawa
Blue Cross Faces Loss Prompting Higher Rates
The Kansas Blue Cross-Blue Shield contract to administer Medicaid for the State Board of Social Welfare ran three years and ends with a projected one million dollar deficit. The provider plans higher rates for regular subscribers to cover the shortfall, adding to welfare tax burdens.
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Blue Shield
State Board of Social Welfare
Blue Cross
Iron Supplement Inquiry Raises Appetite and Safety Questions
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about giving three tablespoons of iron supplement daily to their husband to boost appetite and weight gain while the reader is pregnant. They report feeling better but worry about iron toxicity and potential waste or danger from excess iron.
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Dr. Thosteson
Iron, iron everywhere in health advice column
In this health column discussion a reader questions excessive iron for nonanemic adults and safety around iron-containing vitamins, while pediatric dosing and iron poisoning risks are stressed. Other brief notes cover hygiene with secretions, inguinal hernia danger, and a prayer excerpt from Luke.
The Wolf Comes Up In The World
NBC's nature special The Wolf Men portrays wolves as intelligent social animals and warns wolves are near extinction in the lower 48 states with 50 dollar bounties on 5 000 remaining in Alaska. The film shows hunters shooting from planes and wolves raised by humans adapting to people like large affectionate dogs but unsuitable as pets.
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Alaska
Apollo 12 astronauts plan moonwalk to Surveyor 3
Charles Conrad Jr and Alan Bean are set for a second moon excursion starting 12:37 am EST to hike toward Surveyor 3. They will collect rocks, photograph each find, and retrieve parts from Surveyor 3 using tools and knapsacks, aiming to assess how man made materials wear on the moon.
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Bean
Surveyor
Crater
Debate On The Movie Rating System Reaches New Heights
Hollywood discussion centers on whether the rating scheme works as Walter Reade Jr blasts it at the National Association of Theater Owners in Washington while Jack Valenti defends classifications G M R and X. The system since 1968 divides films for parental guidance and has drawn protest over the X category and newspaper bans.
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National Association of Theater Owners
Washington
Reade
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The
Producers Association
England
Frank Perry
Perry
U.S
Banking Leaders Eye Racial Unrest Story in Economic Linkages
New York report ties US balance of payments deficit to global trade confidence and suggests slowing the economy to curb inflation may lift social unrest. Basel talks indicate payments problems may persist. Nixon era policies face a dilemma between stability and potential unemployment rise. Teen and nonwhite youth joblessness highlighted.
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United States
U.S
Basel
Switzerland
Nixon
Fat Trip South
A lighthearted travel column recounts a Southern road trip across 10 states with 28 ice cream flavors. The author notes good mileage but poor appetite, blaming the journey for weight gain and describing ample roadside stops and local eateries that shaped the trip more than scenery.
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New York
Radiosonde parachuted into Morrell yard near Columbia
The device was identified by meteorologist James E Morrell of the Columbia Weather Bureau as a radiosonde. Launched by the Weather Bureau in Athens Georgia about 150 miles away, the instrument measures temperature pressure humidity and wind.
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James E. Morrell
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Athens
Morrell
Columbia Weather Bureau
Television Schedule Summary for Kansas City Area
Comprehensive daily lineup listing hundreds of programs across stations with multiple blocks from 5:00 PM to 12:30 AM. Includes news weather sports, daytime soaps, game shows, westerns, comedies, dramas, and movies such as Lilith The X From Outer Space The Roman Spring Of Mrs Stone and Never So Few.
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Eddie
Beverly Hillbillies
Medical Center
Music Hall
Bronson
Hawaii Five-O
Merv Griffin
Captain Kangaroo
Bette Hayes
Ed Nelson
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
David Frost
Paul Harvey
Mike Douglas
Kansas
Daniel Boone
Mrs. Muir
Jim Nabors
Ironside
Mrs. Stone
Tom Jones
Dean Martin
Peggy
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription prices for trade area and outside areas. It notes mailing class and availability of AP news dispatches for local publication.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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