Ally Sheedy child author to publish historical mice tale
Twelve year old Alexandra Sheedy known as Ally plans a fall debut with McGraw Hill for She Was Nice to Mice a historical novel told by a mouse set around Elizabeth I. Ally balances school ballet and writing while composing a Victoria era follow up.
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Julianne Hastings
New York
UPI
Alexandra Sheedy
McGraw-Hill
Elizabeth I
England
Ally
Jessica Levy
New York Times
Queen Victoria
Charlotte Sheedy
Malpractice Insurance Crisis Warns of Health Care Disaster
UPI reports industry leaders warn Congress and state legislatures must act to avert a malpractice insurance crisis midwifed by rising costs. Waverly G. Smith of St Paul Fire says only about a dozen insurers remain active and thousands of doctors may lose coverage. critics blame lawyers contingent fees and patient suing appetite while remedies include arbitration, locality rule restoration, and shorter statutes of limitations.
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New York
UPI
Congress
Warren Anderson
New York State Senate
New York State Trial Lawyers Association
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Journal of Insurance
Smith
Quake Hits Northeast China Areas Damages Reported
Peking reports indicate extensive quake damage in Liaoning province near Anshan and Shenyang. Relief and medical teams from civilian and PLA units arrive as seismologists monitor aftershocks. magnitude 7.3 with epicenter at 40.6 N, 122.8 E.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Peking
Peking Radio
Mainquake
Anshan
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Yingkou-Haicheng
Liaotung Peninsula
Liaoning Province
Shenyang
Luta
People’s Liberation Army Shenyang
National Seismological Bureau
Arizona Senate panel debates auto shop regulation bill
The Senate Transportation Committee moved the measure to a subcommittee after hearing opposition. The bill would license and regulate auto repair shops through the State Motor Vehicle Division with penalties for fraud and misactions. Critics warn costs will rise and mechanics may inflate estimates to cover potential problems.
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Senate
Senate Transportation Committee
Bill Swink
San Manuel
Tom Moore
Tucson
Leo Corbet
Phoenix
Attorney General
Stan Turley
R-Mesa
Turley
Labels harm children says Hew report
The HEW study argues labels like handicapped and delinquent harm children by masking real needs. It cites cases where records omit talents and services, showing how mislabeling can misdirect help and perpetuate bias.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Jane
Metaphysical seminar to feature four international guest lecturers
Scottsdale Community College hosts the Four Star Metaphysical and Psychic Seminar on February 21 22 in the Turquoise Room Student Center. Speakers Kendall Johnson Alan Vaughan Trixie Allingham and Anthony Fisichella present energy photography parapsychology and karma topics. Registration 850 before Feb 15 1250 after with signups at the Admissions Office SCC campus.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Community College
Frank G. Baranowski
SCC
Kendall Johnson
Alan Vaughan
Trixie Allingham
Anthony Fisichella
Johnson
Thelma Moss
University of California At Los Angeles
Vaughan
Psychic Magazine
Parapsychology Foundation
England
Holland
Germany
British Isles
Baranowski
University of Psychic Science
Europe
Fisichella
New York
Peradam
East
Onassis to be treated in private Paris clinic
Aristotle Onassis, 69, will be flown to Paris for treatment at a private clinic after a relapse of myasthenia gravis. French heart specialist Jacques Caroli, who previously treated him, authorized the move and an Olympic Airways Boeing 707 was prepared for the flight with his wife Jacqueline and daughter Christina aboard.
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Onassis
Paris
Athens
UPI
Aristotle Onassis
Jacques Caroli
Caroli
Olympic Airways
Jacqueline
Christina
Artemis Garoufalidis
United Way of Phoenix-Scottsdale reports 1975 campaign total
The United Way of Phoenix-Scottsdale announces a final 1975 campaign figure of 3,335,262 dollars, up 2.4 percent from 1974. Board president J Wilson Barrett and campaign chair George Reeve note some late donations remain unreported. The figure trails the Oct 29 luncheon projection by about 49,000 dollars amid layoffs and a weak economy. A J Hoffman says about 30,000 more funds are being channeled through the United Way from other Valley donors, and the board proposes a 7 percent pledge shrinkage cap.
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United Way of Phoenix- Scottsdale
J. Wilson Barrett
George Reeve
Reeve
A. J. Hoffman
United Fund
Phoenix-Scottsdale
United Way
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