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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1975

Page

3

Lawmakers face rising medical and legal malpractice costs

Kansas lawyers and doctors face mounting malpractice insurance bills as claims rise. Insurance groups report years of growing settlements while premiums lag, with St Paul and Medical Protective dominant in Kansas. Experts note national trends influence local rates and question who ultimately pays.

Insurance Services Office of New York ISQ Kansas St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance of Medical Protective Company Ft. Wayne Ind St. Paul Company St. Paul and Medical Protective State Insurance Department Southwest Bob Bingham Kansas City Bingham Kansas Bar Association Forrest S. Jones and Co KBA Bob Hayes California Pittsburg Kan Federal District Court Rausch St. Paul Hayes

Nicklaus Caps Greatest Year With World Open Triumph

Pinehurst North Carolina AP Jack Nicklaus declared this the year of his best golf after a World Open playoff victory over Billy Casper. He earned five wins this season including the Masters and PGA, pushed his 1972 money total to 291000, and finished 59th career win with a 280 total at Pinehurst No.2. Casper tied after 72 holes, but Nicklaus won with a par on the first extra hole. Weiskopf faltered in the playoff, finishing one behind. Pat Fitzsimons also broke par for four rounds.

Pinehurst N.C Jack Nicklaus Rome Billy Casper Pinehurst Country Club Nicklaus Hawaii Fort Worth Tom Weiskopf Casper Billy Weiskop Pat Fitzsimons

First-Class Mail To Match Airmail Speeds Nationwide

The Postal Service will, starting Oct 11, guarantee first class mail equal to or better than airmail. Domestic first class weighing 13 ounces or less will target next or second day delivery using air transport. Airmail and priority rail services remain unchanged and rates may rise after Christmas.

Washington Postal Service The Priority Rail

Yom Kippur Observed Worldwide as Jews Fast and Pray

Jews worldwide observe Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement with fasting self evaluation and repentance. The holy day began at sundown as cantors chanted Kol Nidre and the shofar will end the day of worship this evening. New York rabbis urged hope and the obligation to improve the human condition.

New York New York Metropolitan Area Ronald B. Sobel Temple Emanu-E Fifth Avenue

Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues

American League East standings lead with Boston at 88 61 and New York at 77 72. Oakland and Kansas City show key results while California and Texas split. National League races include Pittsburgh Philadelphia and St Louis contending with New York and Chicago winning.

Associated Press Boston Baltimore New York Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit West Oakland Kansas City Texas Chicago Minnesota California Oakland Baltimores Colborn Moret Osteen Splittorff Padna Blyleven Blue Perry

Sierra Club backs Prairie Park bid in Kansas

Sierra Club executive director Michael McCloskey pledged total support for a Tallgrass Prairie National Park as Kansas Rep. Larry Winn Jr. warned the mission was virtually impossible without broader congressional backing. Winn said 19 co sponsors have introduced three bills but face no help from other Kansas lawmakers. John Kyl of the Interior Department echoed the dour outlook.

Elmdale Kan National Sierra Club Tallgrass Prairie National Park Kansas Michael McCloskey Environmentalist Organization Larry Winn Brian Winn

Army Engineers Reassess Kansas City Water Projects

Maj. Gen. John W. Morris warned at the McArk Basins Flood Control Association meeting that an environmental consciousness is driving new approaches to water resources. He noted shifting attitudes toward dams, stressed that federal funds will hinge on debates between supporters and opponents, and said the Missouri River navigation project is in trouble with tonnage down 15.1 percent and about $18 million yearly in funding at stake.

Kansas City U.S. Army Engineers John W. Morris Washington McArk Basins Flood Control Association Morris

Baseball scoreboard actions across leagues and venues

Pittsburgh edged Montreal 4 to 3 while Philadelphia powered to 13, Chicago beat St Louis 7 to 6 and New York triumphed over San Francisco 4 to 3. Cincinnati topped Houston 4-2 and San Diego won 2-4 at Los Angeles 3-2. Reuss improved to 16-11 for Pittsburgh with Rooker at 129, Bonham to 12-18 for Chicago, Pratt 0-1. Rogers 10-11 led Montreal, Koosman 12-13 for New York, Christensen 10-5 for Philadelphia, Rasmussen 4-4 for St Louis, Folkers 6-9 for San Diego, Hooton 16-9 for Los Angeles, Easterly 1-8 for Atlanta, Halicki 9-13 for San Francisco. Multiple interleague and division pairings noted including Pittsburgh at Chicago and Houston at Cincinnati. Other games include Montreal at New York, Philadelphia at St. Louis, San Diego at Los Angeles, Atlanta at San Francisco, and an n designation indicating neutral or pending matchups.

Pittsburgh Philphia St. Louis New York Chicago Montreal Cincinnati Los Angeles S.francisco San Diego Atlanta Houston Philadelphia San Francisco Reuss Rooker Bonham Pratt Rogers Koosman Christensen Rasmussen Folkers Hooton Easterly San Rancisco Halicki

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