Doctors Fight Medicare Policy Voice From AMA Head
In Washington the AMA president argues after 64 months Medicare spending arouses few public objections yet privately doctors resist the expansion. He cites confusion over forms and hospital bed shortages as factors, while noting calls to lower eligibility age and preserve patient-doctor autonomy.
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Injured Boy Crawls 350 Yards From Tunnel Cave
In Muskogee Oklahoma a 16 year old boy named Syndal Rozelle crawled through 350 yards of underground tunnels to escape a cave trap. Rescue teams brought him out from a 15 foot deep chamber where he broke his leg. He was reported in good condition at Muskogee General Hospital later. Keith Sims, 21, described the crawl through openings as small as a basketball.
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Car Industry in Germany Faces Large Layoffs
A German motor plant spokesman said 3,300 workers will be dismissed as production cuts affect major automakers. The layoffs, linked to a sales recess, follow earlier reductions at Opel, a GM subsidiary, after 1,400 workers were laid off in December.
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Communications Relay Satellite Testing Starts
Washington reports that Comsat began testing the Lani Bird satellite relay for radio, telephony, telegraph and television across the Atlantic and Asia. Testing aims for commercial use by January 26, with the Defense Department taking ten channels and reserving thirty more for April.
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Available to try before you buy for Cail Sears
An offer highlights a chance to sample a service or product before purchasing. It mentions Cail Sears and implies information or details are available to build confidence in the decision. The note suggests trial access or testing as a pre-purchase reassurance.
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Ex-Convict Victim of Gang Killing in Greater Boston
Ex convict William L. O'Brien, 40, of Randolph, killed by at least six gunshots in a gang slaying in Stoughton area, first of its kind in Greater Boston. The death raises total gangland fatalities to 40 since March 1964. O'Brien, father of four, was free on bail for charges from a $4,000 robbery and $84,000 in checks from Cities Service Oil Co. terminal in Braintree.
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