Ford visits Rome for talks with Pope and Italian leaders
President Ford wraps European trip with Rome meetings alongside Pope Paul VI and Italian leaders. He lauds Italian American friendship as a stabilizing link while security around the city peaks with thousands of police and troops, and a helicopter transports him to the Quirinale. The visit occurs amid regional election campaigns and amid leftist demonstrations planned for the Vatican day.
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Doctors protest over malpractice costs across states
In California New York Texas and Pennsylvania doctors stage slowdowns to protest rising malpractice insurance. California hospitals resume normal operations though some anesthesiologists remain dissatisfied. Doctors claim state plan for a coverage pool is insufficient and could run dry without limits on judgments and fees.
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Officials convicted in Florida judiciary and cabinet turmoil
In Tallahassee former Education Commissioner Floyd Christian was sentenced to a maximum five years and ordered to report July 1 to a federal prison for income tax evasion after pleading guilty to kickback income and tax evasion. Insurance Commissioner-Treasurer Thomas O Malley faces impeachment in a first for a Florida cabinet officer since 1897. Sundberg sworn in as state Supreme Court justice to replace Dekle, who resigned amid impeachment pressure. O Malley suspended pending Senate trial. governor silent on successor. A fourth justice must be named to replace David McCain who resigned after impeachment considerations.
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SAY group meeting set in Port Lavaca
The Social Advocates for Youth will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the First State Bank in Port Lavaca. New Port Lavaca members include Alice Torres Cynthia Riha and Travis Henderson.
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Social Security Questions And Answers Column
A reader asks about filing by phone for a injured spouse and is told representatives can complete the application by telephone and mail papers for signature. Other questions cover timing for retirement filing, benefits during college summers, and earnings affecting benefits, with guidance on timing and annual withholding rules.
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Texas Legislature Ends Session With Key Bills Sent to Governor
End of the 64th Texas Legislature reports major bills status. SB2 and SB125 died in the House, SB17 SB55 SB491 SB696 SB B706 SB762 passed both houses and moved to the governor, while others like SB650 and HB84 faced House or Senate defeats or ongoing conference actions.
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Navy enlisted men challenge denied enlistment bonuses
A court case nears decision over Navy sailors who say they were promised bonuses for two year reenlistments. PO 2C Tim McDermott and 1,169 others claim they were due 5480 dollars each, but the Navy says bonuses for less than three years were forbidden after June 1, 1974.
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Hog market prices good through winter
Washington reports hog producers can expect favorable prices into early 1976 due to reduced breeding herds since last summer. Slaughter supplies shrink, corn prices rose, and pork output is forecast to fall 10 to 17 percent through 1975 with prices peaking above 50 dollars per 100 pounds in mid-1975.
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Supreme Court agrees to hear parole and pollution cases
The Supreme Court will hear cases in its 1975-76 term on prisoners’ parole safeguards and whether nuclear plant waste falls under EPA or NRC regulation. Other actions include a 5-4 ruling that a union is not immune from antitrust suits for subcontractor work assignments and a 6-3 decision upholding Texas laws on prepaid health plans under physician control.
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Obituary of Jewel Hunt Mercer Port Lavaca woman dies
Mrs Jewel Hunt Mercer 57 of Port Lavaca died Monday at 8 30 am in a local hospital after a short illness Funeral services will be at 3 pm Wednesday at the First Church of Christ with John Glover minister officiating Burial will be in Green Lawn Gardens Richardson Funeral Home in charge She was born June 3 1917 in Texas a retired practical nurse and lived in Port Lavaca 14 years after moving from Alice She was a member of the Church of Christ Survivors include a daughter Susie Martin of Nederland her mother Miriam Hunt a brother Lawson Hunt and a sister Wilma Hunt all of Port Lavaca
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Regional aging unit to meet in Victoria and Houston
The Golden Crescent Regional Advisory Committee on Aging will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Hospitality House, Victoria. County representatives will report on Senior Citizens month activities. Sue Hawthorn notes the switch from Regional to Area Office on Aging effective July 1. The panel will discuss needs assessment results and plan meetings for committees appointed by Mayor Norman Davis of Goliad to propose recommendations to the council.
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