Malpractice Insurance Costs Rise for New Mexico Doctors
The piece discusses doctor malpractice insurance increases in New Mexico, with low risk physicians paying about 6000 yearly and high risk obstetricians and surgeons paying 35000 to 40000 annually. It notes caps on awards, Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement cuts, and proposes an arbitration panel to mediate claims before filing suit.
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New Mexico
Today in History Highlights and Anniversaries
On April 10 in history multiple events are noted: Hindenburg’s re election with Hitler second in 1932. Titanic’s maiden voyage began April 10 1912. Pulitzer born 1847 in Makó. ASPCA incorporated 1866. Gatsby published 1925. USS Thresher disaster 1963. bios warfare treaty signed 1972. Golda Meir resigned 1974. The day marks many milestones across politics science and culture.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Gene Titanic
Kelly Whe
Southampton
England
Joseph Pulitzer
Mako
Hungary
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Thresher
Cape Cod
Mass
United States
Soviet Union
Golda Meir
Israel
Merit Mother named in New Mexico and other state notes
Jewelene Hunter of Davidson Drive is named a 1977 Merit Mother by the American Mothers Committee to strengthen home life. Joe J. Buddy Hewett named district engineer for the Southeast New Mexico District based in Roswell, with a move planned later. Jackie McDonald Mary Wester Ann Prewitt and Deanna Banger of the New Mexico Military Institute place third in the state bowling tournament in Las Cruces.
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Jewelene Hunter
Davidson Drive
New Mexico
American Mothers Committee
Joe J
Buddy” Hewett
Roswell
Hewett
Santa Fe
Jackie McDonald
Mary Wester
Ann Prewitt
Deanna Banger
The
New Mexico Military Institute
Las Cruces
Presidential libraries grow into multi media museums
The article outlines the expansion of presidential libraries from their 1939 beginnings to today. It notes ten libraries overseen by the National Archives, adds that museums inside these libraries draw large crowds with interactive exhibits, and highlights a $22.5 million Truman Museum renovation featuring decision theaters for visitors to role play presidential decisions.
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Santa FE
National Archives and Records Administration
College Station
Texas
Clinton
Nixon
Presidential Library
Presidential Library System
Library of Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
United States
Friends of the President
National Archives
Harry Truman
Congress
George Washington
Hubert Hoover
U.S
Jeanette
Truman
Missouri
Kansas
Oval Office
Reagan
California
Johnson and Bush
Truman Museum
Peacemakers Propose Paths to Middle East Truce
Secretary Powell and figures like George Mitchell and George Tenet push cease fire ideas amid Middle East diplomacy. Mitchell calls for a cooling off period and settlement freeze while Tenet urges immediate cease fire and Israeli pullback, as European and regional leaders seek truce.
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Senate
George Mitchell
CIA
George Tenet
Anthony Zinni
Jerusalem
Ramallah
Bush
Middle East
Powell
Henry Hyde
R-Ill
House International Relations Committee
Mitchell
Maine
Northern Ireland
Clinton
Congress
Bush praises speech yet presses for tougher Middle East moves
President Bush delivered a forceful Middle East address praising the overall message while outlining difficult demands. He urged unity against terrorism, demanded accountability from the Palestinian Authority and Arab states, and urged Israel to curb provocations while maintaining security.
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Bush
White House Rose Garden
Middle East
Colin Powell
Yasser Arafat
PLO
Israel
United States
Crown Prince Abdullah of
Saudi Arabia
Arafat
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