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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1975
Page
3
San Francisco doctors vow to continue their boycott as malpractice insurance rates surge. Dr Donald Walker of Franklin Hospital notes 80 percent of other specialists have renewed, urging a resolution to the dispute.
The AP finds Americans across cities and towns expressing anger, frustration, and grief as they reflect on the war’s end. Families loss and veterans recount pain while others urge moving forward and renewing national ideals after years of Indochina involvement. A veteran in Spokane calls for stronger action, while a Dallas housewife questions the nation’s behavior. The mixed mood spans hope and dissatisfaction as the country reevaluates its past.
In northeastern Alaska a proposed natural gas pipeline would cut through a wildlife refuge, risking disruption to nesting birds and caribou migrations. El Paso Alaska Co. contends the route lowers consumer costs while opponents urge preservation. The Federal Power Commission opens hearings on the pipeline option and a 1900 mile LNG ship alternative offered by Alaskan Arctic Gas.
The Postal Service plans to merge air mail with first class, likely setting 13 cents per ounce for domestic letters and eliminating the air mail category. A rate increase could occur by October 1, while the Aug. 1 merger may be delayed if the Postal Rate Commission does not decide. The agency is running red as contract talks with 600,000 workers proceed.
SAN ANTONIO AP The new president of the Texas Medical Association says building more medical schools will not solve rural health manpower shortages. Dr Nym L Barker of Paris says he opposes new school construction and expects criticism, insisting six schools can train more doctors with adequate funding.
Four top Texas officials report seven figure assets led by Gov Dolph Briscoe at about 40 million. Hobby Hill and Clayton show three to three point seven million in assets with net worth ranging from 599 thousand to 733 thousand. Holdings are mainly land and bank stock and Briscoe filed only under disclosure law.
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