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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1975

Page

2

Travelers may pull medical malpractice coverage from Arizona

The Travelers Insurance Companies may stop selling and renewing medical malpractice policies in Arizona after April 1 1976 leaving about 70 percent of doctors without coverage. Officials say a crisis could emerge in April with physicians likely to quit practice without insurance. The insurer cites strained underwriting capacity and has not yet made a final withdrawal decision. State leaders and legislators considered options such as a joint underwriting association to attract new insurers.

Phoenix Travelers Insurance Companies Arizona Arizona Medical Association Bruce Robinson Medical Association The Ihope Diane McCarthy Glendale House Health and Welfare Committee McCarthy Wheeler Hess Travelers

Udall urges Dems to block Wallace bid

Rep. Morris K. Udall warned he might quit the 1976 presidential race if George C. Wallace secures the Democratic nomination. He urged Democrats to bar Wallace, arguing the move would redefine the party. Senator Lloyd Bentsen joined in opposing Wallace and criticized Ford’s policies.

Udall Wallace ST. Louis Morris K. Udall Alabama George C. Wallace George McGovern John Kennedy George Wallace Young Democrats of America Gov. Wallace Lloyd Bentsen D-Tex Bentsen United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock Robert S. Strauss Ford Pennsylvania Avenue

Arizona group drafts airport development restriction bill

A committee of government representatives and private citizens in Phoenix is drafting legislation to limit development near state airports in Arizona. The bill would place responsibility for a statewide airport zoning plan with the state transportation department and address landowner rights amid concerns about aircraft noise and safety.

Phoenix Arizona Diane McCarthy Glendale McCarthy State Transportation Department Orme Lewis Luke Afb Jim Deyo Yuma

New Hepatitis Antiserum Reported From Boston Medical Research

In Boston researchers report a new antiserum for Type B hepatitis tested at 15 hospitals on 800 medical workers exposed to infection. Doses correlated with hepatitis rates 7 percent to 2 percent, dramatically lower than gamma globulin prevention. Studies were presented in Helsinki and submitted to the New England Journal of Medicine.

Boston George F. Grady Tufts Medical School Grady Helsinki International Society of Blood Transfusion New England Journal of Medicine

Woman in Good Condition After Friday Phoenix Crash

East Phoenix resident Charlotte Mance and 27-year-old Thomas Gladden were involved in a traffic crash at Indian School Road and 75th Street Friday night. Mance suffered head injuries and was hospitalized. Gladden was cited for failing to yield. Her three month old son Trevor John was unharmed.

East Phoenix Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Indian School Road 75Th Street Charlotte Mance 44Th St Mance Thomas Gladden E. Rubicon Gladden Trevor John

Abandoned Salt River home losses estimated at 1000

Firefighters report an abandoned Salt River Indian Reservation house sustained about 1000 in damage in a blaze that started shortly after 2 a.m. most damage was to the exterior while brush nearby burned. Police say no investigation expected due to the structure being old and unused.

Salt River Indian Reservation

Sears buys from Hopi and Navajo in Arizona dispute

Sears Roebuck and Co. funds a jewelry venture buying from both Hopi and Navajo artists amid long running land feuds. Cy Preston, half Hopi, half Navajo, handles merchandising. he expects sales to triple from April's $5,000. John Tremaine backed the project while rejecting an ad idea featuring a wooden white man statue.

Window Rock Sears, Roebuck and Co Arizona Margaret Preston Sears John Tremaine Tucson Taiwan Tremaine

Probation Volunteers Sought in Maricopa County

The Maricopa County Adult Probation Volunteer Service seeks volunteer probation officers. Call Von LaPrade or Lydia Urbano at the office during business hours. Office located at 500 S Third Ave Phoenix.

Maricopa County von LaPrade Lydia Urbano S. Third Ave Phoenix

Babbitt Becomes Father In Phoenix

Attorney General Bruce Babbitt and wife Hattie welcomed a seven pound two ounce baby boy at Good Samaritan Hospital. The couple’s first child was born after a midnight delivery.

Phoenix Bruce Babbitt Hattie

Cocopah School Burglarized. Principal Office Robbed

Thieves broke into Cocopah School at 6615 E Cholla targeting the principal and assistant principal offices on a Thursday night or Friday morning. About 943 dollars in items including a stereo radio microphones and a dictaphone were stolen. The intruder damaged a plate window with a baseball bat to enter and fled after rummaging offices. A second burglary occurred at 7102 E Oak St where 1014 dollars of goods including a color television and jewelry were taken by forcing a window screen and sliding the bedroom window.

Cocopah School E. Cholla David Wilson David Beal Wilson Beal Sheryl King Oak St

Police state dance offers youth alternative to desert parties

Scottsdale Police Team 3 hosts the last of three summer dances at Chaparral Boys' Club 8102 E Jackrabbit Rd at 8 p m Tuesday. About 450 attended the prior event. The Alabama band plays for three hours with free soft drinks and chips. Funds come from private contributions to the Scottsdale Police Youth Fund, and donations may be sent to 3739 Civic Center Plaza.

Scottsdale Chaparral Jackrabbit Rd Fred Collins Dale Samuels Scottsdale Police Youth Fund Police Department Civic Center Plaza

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