Striking Doctors Stand Firm As Brown Calls Special Session
In Sacramento doctors vow to persist their fight against high malpractice insurance rates despite Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. urging a special legislative session. The strike expands as more anesthesiologists join in Southern California, nine San Francisco Bay Area counties, and 77 hospitals.
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Association of California Insurance Companies
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Gulf Oil Chief Admits $5 Million Overseas Bribes
Gulf Oil chairman Bob Dorsey testified before a Senate subcommittee that Gulf paid $5 million in bribes to foreign officials due to U.S. government inaction. He said the payments were made in Bolivia Italy Lebanon and South Korea as part of protecting American interests abroad.
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Thai foreign minister rejects Kissinger regret as inadequate
Thailand demands immediate U.S. withdrawal of Marines and a treaty review after Kissinger expressed regret over Thai base use in the Mayaguez operation. Chartchai Choonhavan recalls the Thai ambassador and seeks a hard review of treaties while stressing Thailand’s sovereignty.
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America
Housing Start News Is Both Good And Bad
Washington reports mixed signals from Census Bureau April figures. Housing starts rose 1.6 percent to a 990000 annual rate but remain below 1 million for four of five months, while building permits jumped 27 percent to 897000, suggesting potential activity later in summer but limited near-term recovery. Economists caution about weak employment and slower overall growth.
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Senate OKs 405 Million Refugee Aid Bill
The Senate approved a 405 million dollar appropriation to resettle more than 100000 Indochinese refugees and sent the measure to President Ford. The House later approved a similar bill. a conference may resolve the differing authorization levels. Funds cover shelter medicine food epidemics transportation language training and job placement.
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Congress
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Simulated joint space flight tests set for July rendezvous
American and Soviet spacemen, separated by over 6000 miles, carried out a simulated joint mission in Houston and a Soviet simulator. The exercise showed smooth cooperation as they tackled problems ahead of the real flight planned for July 15 with docking on July 17.
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UPS
International Spacemen
Weather forecast shows fair and warm weekend
Forecast calls for fair, warm conditions through Sunday with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s and nights in the 50s. Northerly winds 10 to 20 mph with gusts near 30 mph this afternoon. Outlook for Monday remains fair and warm. Temperatures yesterday were 88 high and 63 low this morning. River and lake levels are Bend Bridge 22.7 feet, Lake Red Bluff 15.9, Tehama Bridge 205.7, Bridge 170.6 feet. sunset 8:19 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow 5:51 p.m. PDT.
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Kissinger Warns U.S. Willing to Draw Limits After Mayaguez Incident
Secretary of State Kissinger says U S military actions to recover the Mayaguez and crew show other nations there are bounds the United States will not be pushed beyond. The Koh Tang battle leaves one Marine dead, 13 missing, 22 wounded as helicopters take fire and a crash at sea.
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United States
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Mayaguez Ends Icy Trial After CamBodian Capture
The American freighter Mayaguez docked in Singapore ending a trying experience after being captured by Cambodian Communists last Monday. Capt. Charles Miller thanked Ford and U S servicemen who recaptured the vessel, saying the crew was not molested.
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UPI
Mayaguez
Charles Miller
Ford
U. S
Mike McEvoy
Sea-Land Services
Menlo Park, N.J
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