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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1970

Page

4

Senate Hearing Examines Hospital Costs and Alternatives

Senate antitrust investigators heard that about one third of admissions could be treated outside hospitals. Dr Amos N Johnson blamed insurance and medical education for inpatient bias while warning costs could reach $1000 a day by 1980. He said beds may exist if used properly and urged reform rather than blanket condemnation of the system.

Washington UPD Senate Amos N. Johnson Garland N.C American Academy of General Practice Johnson Senate Antitrust Subcommittee Philip A. Hart Dmich Hart José Blanco Jr

Nixon seeks new 1.5 billion Safeguard ABM installment

The Nixon administration asks Congress for a fresh 1.5 billion dollar ABM package. Defense Secretary Laird will outline the plan to the Senate Appropriations and Armed Services committees as policy debates continue over whether ABM should guard against China or Soviet threats. Senators Russell and Jackson resist downgrading anti Soviet aims, and Laird notes radar readiness limits.

Washington Nixon Congress Defense Melvin R. Laird Senat Appropriations and Armed Services Committees Laird Senate Richard B. Russell Dga Henry M. Jackson Jackson Russell

Double Murder Weapon Found on Santa Barbara Beach

Police say a bone handled fish knife with a four inch blade was likely used in the killings of John Franklin Hood and Sandra Garcia. The victims, both stabbed and beaten, were found buried under a green blanket on East Beach after leaving the Garcia home Saturday evening. Detectives question friends and relatives to trace the couple’s weekend movements as they investigate whose knife was used.

Santa Barbara Calif UPI Wertnam John Franklin Hood Oxnard Sandra Garcia East Beach

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