93 year old physician retires amid high malpractice costs
California’s Dr. Franklin H. Cookinham, 93, ends a long San Francisco practice started in 1915 as rising malpractice insurance and office expenses force retirement. He kept patient care low priced and continues to reflect on seven decades of medical advances and a simple life philosophy.
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About Retirement Keep mind alive with fresh ideas
Frank Corrick discusses staying young by exercising the mind, cultivating broad interests, and building new social links. He notes an aging population can benefit from volunteer opportunities and learning new uses for hands and brain, plus delegating to younger people.
Miss Universe Tops All Star Interview Ratings
American TV viewers favored girl focused drama over baseball as CBS aired Miss Universe to lead the week’s ratings, with NBC’s All-Star game second. Nielsen lists note Police Woman NBC and shows from NBC CBS ABC across top 18, while Keep on Truckin was the lowest rated.
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Peru expropriates U S iron firm Marcona Mining
Lima Peru AP The Peruvian military government has decided to expropriate the U S owned Marcona Mining Co the nation s largest iron producer with exports around eight million tons annually
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Money Shortage Slows Easter Site Excavation At Kampsville
Archaeologists led by Dr. Stuart Struever face a funding crunch at the Easter Site in Kampsville Illinois as walls crumble and labor costs strain a 240000 dollar annual budget. The dig uncovers horizons dating to 6500 B C revealing a semi settled lifestyle and earlier house foundations.
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Monkey molar study may aid man
Houston researchers study dental disease using 300 tamarin monkeys. They remove plaque and boost its antigenic action before reinjecting it to test prevention of periodontal damage. Dr. Barnet Levy notes humans likely need motivation for preventive care and predicts future methods to curb periodontal disease.
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