Global Medical Care by Leroy Pope
Claude A. Giroux founded International SOS after a burn injury abroad highlighted gaps in remote medical care. From Geneva HQ the firm runs centers and 39 flying hospitals, sending multilingual doctors worldwide on short notice. It serves corporates and individuals with insurance links and emergency letters of credit, detailing evacuation protocols and paid flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
UPD
Claude A. Giroux
Kalvex
Walled Artist Pictures Inc
Mediterranean
Sardinia
Giroux
Paris
International Sos. Assistance
Geneva
International Sos
Philadelphia
North American Medical Center
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Press and Public Officials in First Amendment Debate
United Press International discusses how Abraham Ribicoff and others pivot on press freedom and accountability. The piece contrasts calls for responsibility with the Press freedom enshrined in the First Amendment, noting historical battles between public figures and media scrutiny. It cites Bert Lance and shifts in attitude toward media coverage of officials.
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Arnold Sawislak
United Press International
Washington
Enjranuel
Celler
House
Disraeli
Flatbush
Abraham Ribicoff
Senate
Connecticut
Manny Celler
White House
Carter
Bert Lance
Capitol Hill
Ribicoff
Lance
Spiro Agnew
Machines Replace Clerks in Business Use
Dictaphone reporting from New York shows telephone answering machines cut labor and time costs by routing tasks through pre programmed questions and one way messages. Banks retailers and insurers use the devices for fund transfers bill paying order taking and data collection from many locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Dictaphone Corp
Rye
N.Y
Dictaphone
Fidelity Bank of Philadelphia
Lincoln Savings & Loan Association
Linco
Neb
Strawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia
Academy Life Insurance Group
Valley Forge
Unimarc, Ltd
San Diego
Commonwealth Trading Co
Boston
WATS
Mobi Oil Corp
Amtrak cuts spark rail passenger group plea
A letter from Ross Capon of the National Association of Railroad Passengers urges residents to lobby Congress and President Carter for restored funding as Amtrak trims Empire Builder service west of Minneapolis. The group argues trains are energy efficient and vital, noting inadequate local bus service and the impact on ridership and finances.
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Amtrak
Empire Builder
Minneapoliis
Rail Passenger Service Corporation
NARP
United States Department of Transportation
Paul Reistrup
Congress
Therfore
Carter
Ross Capon
National Assn of Railroad Passengers
Washington, D.C
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