Texans join doctors work slowdown in Texas cities
The Associated Press reports a statewide protest could follow as anesthesiologists in San Antonio Austin and Fort Worth began a Sunday work slowdown at midnight. About 100 Austin doctors and emergency staff pledged to handle only emergencies while the Texas Medical Association weighs a possible statewide strike. Dr. L S Thompson Jr of Dallas cautions any broad action could exceed anesthesiologists’ curtailment.
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Texas Medical Association
TMA
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Dallas
Dent
Odessa
John F. Muxworthy
James McKinney
West Texas
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Andrews
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Kermit
Dolph Briscoe
State Insurance Board
House
Bill Clayton
Ben Bynum
Damarillo
House Insurance Committee
Raymond Kunken
All Saints Hospital
Food prices dip in first five months of 1975
A five month AP market basket survey shows lower prices overall for shoppers in 1975 with an 8.3 percent average decline since the year start. May saw mixed moves as sugar and eggs fell while beef and pork rose and egg supplies signal future increases.
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Seattle
Prom Night Costs Loom at White House for Classmates
Washington report notes Susan Ford era prom billed at 1300 by White House hosts with classmates calling the event a big gig. Margi Brawner recalls Marilyn Monroe moment entering the reception room as reporters and cameras lined the arm in arm entrance.
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Pal Frawley
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Greta Garbo
Silence falls over Cambodia after Khmer Rouge takeover
Bangkok AP reports Phnom Penh quiet as Khmer Rouge rulers reorganize to forge a revolutionary society. Exact leadership unclear with three major factions and regional offshoots vying for dominance. Deputy Premier Khieu Samphan, a Paris-educated figure, is mentioned as a key player amid the uncertainty.
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Khmer Rouge
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Khieu Samphan
Boy hospitalized after cave ordeal near San Antonio
An injured 16 year old from San Antonio remained hospitalized after a cave incident north of the city. His 16 year old companion from Fort Worth died when a rope tangled around his neck during their entrapment. Rescue teams carried Haggerty to safety after finding them about a full day earlier. Authorities cited injuries including a broken jaw and fractured limbs.
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Paul Haggerty
Haggerty
David Brown
Fort Worth
Paul J. Haggerty
Bexar County
Hos
Lynchburg Doctor Retires Leaving Town Short on Care
Dr F H Booher retires at 70 after 34 years in Lynchburg Tennessee citing malpractice premium hikes and red tape. Town with bourbon distillery loses its only local physician as residents debate recruiting another. Nearby hospitals in Fayetteville, Tullahoma and Winchester offer care options.
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Lynchburg, Tenn
F. Harlan Booher
Booker
Lynchburg
Jack Daniels
Booher
Fayetteville
Tullahoma
Winchester
Soviets to get meat on table widespread import needs
The Agriculture Department said the Soviet Union remains committed to expanding livestock and meat production and will continue importing livestock feed and grains to meet consumer demand. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes grain shortfalls despite higher feed grain output, with the USSR likely to be a major buyer of feed grains and soybeans on world markets. Projections suggest near self sufficiency in wheat for bread grains, with limited imports for blending.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
A. Paul Danyluk
U.S
Moscow
Slowdown Against Malpractice Laws Spreads East
Discontent over rising malpractice costs expands beyond California as New York doctors begin a slowdown to protest the new malpractice law. Rhode Island medical societies back a June 9 strike while California seeks to resume services today. Governors and CMA pledge further action if insurance issues persist.
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California Medical Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Rhode Island
State Medical Society
CMA
San Francisco Bay Area
Edmund G. Brown Jr
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