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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1975

Page

3

Doctor Boycott Creates Crisis Nationwide Health Strike

Doctors in Northern California join a slowdown over malpractice insurance hikes up to 600 percent threatening elective surgeries. Anesthesiologists in San Mateo Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties limit services to life or death cases as hospitals report sharp losses and layoffs. Federal and state action looms as groups urge caps on fees and arbitration.

Richard M. Harnett SAN_FRANCISCO San Mateo Santa Clara Santa Cruz Sacramento San Francisco Northern California Hospital Association

Baby Shower Held For Mrs. Oberg at Chalet Motel

A baby shower for Mrs. Gary Oberg of Spokane was hosted at the Chalet Motel Fireplace lounge with games, refreshments, and gift opening. Organizers included Margaret Fallat, June Dull, and Marge McDowell, with gift duty by Vallerie Dull and attendees from Spokane, Sandpoint, and Chico, Calif.

Gary Oberg Spokane Georgis Pratt Sandpoint Margaret Fallat June Dull Marge McDowell Vallerie Dull Attering Irene 10 Neil Mae Oberg Connie la Selle Betty Monteiro Deana Phipps Spokkane Margaret Bjorkman Chico Calif Mabel Evans Lois Alexander Oma Pagenburg Elfriede Praff Donna Eaton Yas Clark Katharine Swen- Marceen Williams Bobie Kane June Dull Jim Gantenbein Jim Fallat Ms. Dull

Senate to vote on ending filibuster for consumer protection agency

The Senate faces a decisive vote on cutting off debate to create an independent consumer protection agency. Supporters seek a 60 votes under the anti filibuster rule while a Pearson alternative could offer a 12 million dollar annual Office of Consumer Counsel. The chamber also approved a management-labor dispute mediation exemption by 51-37.

Steve Gerstel Washington UPI Senate Consumer Protection Agency James B. Pearson Arian Office of Consumer Counsel

Film on Cancer Education Shown by Local Society

Mrs. D L Haynes hosts a cancer education film night at the VFW Hall in Sandpoint, screening On With Your Life featuring Peter Graves. The event precedes the William D. Martin Post 15 and Auxiliary business meeting on May 14 at 8 p m and welcomes all curious viewers.

Peter Graves Mission Impossible D.L Jane) Haynes William D. Martin VFW Lake Street Sandpoint Haynes Floyd Perks American Cancer Society Bonner County

GOP Eyes Miami Beach for 1976 National Convention

Republican party officials said Miami Beach is high on the list of cities under consideration as the site of the GOP's 1976 National Convention. The Miami location is among several cities being evaluated, with officials noting strong possibilities for selection.

GOP Eyes Miami Beach Fla UPI Republican Party GOP

Stephanie Brown to Wed Berghan

Miss Stephanie Brown and Peter G. Berghan set July 26 1975 for their wedding at Green Acres Lakeside Sandpoint Idaho. Reverend Charles D. Skok to officiate at 4 p.m. with a reception in the property's orchard after. The bride's parents are Mr and Mrs Lawrence V Brown of Spokane Washington. The groom's parents are Dr F Robert Berghan of Saudi Arabia and Mrs Gifford Berghan of Spokane. Miss Brown attended St George's School and Seattle University in Florence Italy and is a non resident member of the Junior League of Spokane. The groom graduated from Lewis and Clark High School and Central Washington State College and did graduate work at Portland State College.

Stephanie Brown Peter G. Berghan Pend Oreille Lake Summer Place Green Acres Lakeshore Drive Sandpoint Idaho Charles D. Skok Lawrence V.brown South Perry Spokane Washington F. Robert Berghan Saudi Arabia Gifford Berghan East 30Th Miss Brown St. George’s School Seattle University Lewis and Clark High School Central Washington State College Portland State College

Mother's Day Births Recorded at Bonner General Hospital

Three Mother's Day births were recorded Sunday at Bonner General Hospital. A 7 lb 8 oz girl was born to Mr and Mrs Anthony Hill of Sagle, a 6 lb 10 oz boy to Mr and Mrs Raymond Finley of Moyie Springs, and a 6 lb 14 oz girl to Mr and Mrs Merle Olson of Bonners Ferry.

Bonner General Hospital Anthony Hill Sagle Raymond Finley Moyie Springs Merle Olson Bonners Ferry

Churches Plan Bible School for Children This June

United Methodist Church and First Presbyterian Church announce a cooperative vacation Bible school from June 16 to 20. Classes run 9 a.m. to 12 noon at First Presbyterian Educational Building, 4th and Alder. For children aged four to 12, with an enrollment fee of 1.50 per child due at first day enrollment. All children welcome regardless of denomination.

United Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church 4Th and Alder

Ways and Means Clears Energy Tax Bill in House Vote

The House Ways and Means Committee cleared an energy tax bill 19 to 16 after four hours of debate. Al Ullman said the plan improves on Ford's approach, raising gas taxes, taxing business use of scarce fuels, rewarding energy efficiency, and limiting oil imports, with a Memorial Day debate target.

William E Clayton Washington UPI House Ways and Means al Ullman D-Ore Ullman Ford Congress Phil M. Landrum Georgia Joseph E. Karth Minnesota Otis G. Pike New York Henry Helstoski New Jersey

Naturopath Reimer Cleared On License Charge

Fourth District Judge Marion J. Callister overturned a jury verdict and found Boise naturopath William Reimer innocent of practicing medicine without a license. Reimer had been convicted April 10 after testifying he drew blood for diagnostic purposes. The defense argued the conviction blocked a basic diagnostic tool. the judge said instructions to the jury were in error.

Boise UPI Marion J. Callister Callister William Reimer Reimer Fred Kennedy

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Doctor Boycott Edmund G. Brown Jr Los Angeles County Martin Luther King Hospital Sandpoint Bonner County Free Library Idaho Library Association ILA Public Eye National Library Week Bee Photo Mrs. Oberg On Consumer Agency Pearson Berghan Florence Italy Junior League of Churches Plan Bible School Stoddard Transfer Zenith
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