Malpractice bill readied for Arizona House debate
In Phoenix the Arizona House prepared to debate an emergency measure creating a state managed mutual company to insure doctors and hospitals. The bill cleared Banking and Insurance and Appropriations committees with amendments planned by Dunn and Cullinan to add lay representation on medical review panels and to restrict tort reform changes.
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Ford seeks CIA reform as Bush is sworn in
President Ford vows to keep CIA strong and open the door to peace while naming George Bush as director in Langley Virginia. A House vote orders the intelligence panel report released or withheld with Ford’s approval, sparking debate over secrecy and national security.
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Morocco claims victory in three days of Sahara fighting
Morocco asserts victory after three days of fighting in the Spanish Sahara. It says its forces captured 101 Algerian troops and Polisario-aligned fighters, while Algeria reports withdrawals and no losses. Moroccan communique claims Amghala region cleansed of rebels.
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Energy bill rises at White House in Ford era
Washington officials report a 13 percent increase in White House electrical use in 1975, citing new electronic security devices and heavy tourist traffic as key factors. An intruder breached the fence last November, roaming for 90 minutes near Susan Ford.
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Douglas quits Streets of San Francisco to focus on producing
Michael Douglas leaves the popular TV series The Streets of San Francisco to devote himself full time to producing after the success of his first film producing venture.
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Angolan War Pause Prompts Western Diplomatic Hope
The Angolan front shows no major fighting for a fourth day asUNITA reports lull amid secret talks. Kissinger warns the United States will resist a Soviet push in Angola and urges deterrence against risky Soviet moves. Izvestia says Moscow favors a coalition government in Angola.
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Cousteau Son Plans Test Dive on Coco Island
Philippe Cousteau son of Jacques Cousteau travels to Costa Rica to study Coco Island 293 miles southwest of Punta Arenas port area and inspect its marine environment and potential research sites.
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