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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1974

Page

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Nixon proposes national health insurance plan to Congress

President Nixon sent Congress his new national health insurance plan promising $5.9 billion yearly federal spending without a tax increase. He urged early action, stating the plan would provide uniform benefits for all and limit out of pocket costs, with three program options and subsidies for low income and high risk groups. The plan would affect employers and individuals, with estimates of about $150 per year per family and $450 per employee, amid rising healthcare costs.

Washington Nixon Congress America Berman T. Schneebeli Rpa Bob Packwood Weinberger American Hospital Association

Manhard Nominated for Ambassador Post to Mauritius

Washington reports that Manhard, a former high ranking civilian prisoner of the Viet Cong, has been nominated by President Nixon to serve as ambassador to Mauritius. Born 52, Manhard was captured in 1968 while a senior American adviser in Hue, South Vietnam, and would succeed Brewer as envoy to the Sudan.

Washington Philip W. Manstard Nixon Mauritius Indian Ocean Se Manhard William D. Brewer Sudan Manhard Hue South Vietnan Gerald E. Kosh China Navy Philadelphia Naval Hospital Kosh Lafayette Hills Paracel Islands Green Beret South Vietnam State Department

Weight reduction tied to probation for bad checks in Martinez

Gloria Owens 26 of Martinez ordered by Contra Costa County Superior Court Judge Coleman F. Fannin to lose weight from 250 pounds to a target amount by January 1, 1975 or face jail for issuing bad checks. Her three year probation requires closing her checking account and cites a medical psychiatric report linking overweight status to attitude. Ruth Cotter, a West Unity Ohio bus driver, reacts as she is named a million dollar Michigan lottery winner in Saginaw, receiving 50 thousand dollars annually for 20 years.

Ruth FE. Cotter West Unity Ohio Vincent Saginaw

Joplin life policy dispute reaches Manhattan court

Janis Joplin named her agent Grossman as beneficiary of a 200000 policy. The insurer Associated Indemnity Corp fights payment, claiming self inflicted death. Grossman suit in Manhattan seeks payment plus 47500 interest. Joplin died Oct 4 1970 in Hollywood from heroin overdose per coroner Noguchi.

Janis Joplin New York Albert B. Grossman Management Co Associated Indemnity Corp Miss Joplin Grossman Management Manhattan

Actor's son in tussle with police in California

Mono County deputies said Scott Norma Newman 23, son of actor Paul Newman, resisted arrest for drunkenness Tuesday. While being driven to jail in a patrol car he kicked the driver in the head, requiring three officers to subdue him and prevent the car leaving the road. He was charged with assaulting an officer with a deadly weapon.

Dridgeport Calif Scott Norma Paul Newman Mono County Newman Allan Newman

Wounded medic repels burglars in Hollywood Hills shootout

Dr Elwood L Shultz a 1 year old doctor and reserve sheriff deputy fired when burglars roared up to his Hollywood Hills home killing one assailant and wounding the other He was hit multiple times but survived and was treated at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital His kneecap was shattered by a bullet during the exchange.

Los Angeles Elwood L. Shultz Hollywood Hills Shulty Groity Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital

Winds Blow Down Trees and Power Lines in Southern California

Strong winds lashed Southern California early today toppling trees and power lines and breaking windows. Gusts reached 60 mph in Pasadena and 45 mph in Santa Ana. A transformer exploded, crashing through an apartment roof in Duarte, injuring William Ashurst, 29, who was later listed in fair condition.

California Pasadena Santa Ana Duarte William Ashurst

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