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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1982
Page
1
The Supreme Court, split evenly, ruled the American Medical Association falls under FTC orders to boost competition among doctors. The FTC's October 1979 decision struck down bans on physician advertising and solicitation and certain fee arrangements and partnerships.
The AMA challenged FTC cease and desist orders as beyond agency authority and argued it had already halted many challenged ethics standards. The Second Circuit upheld the order on Oct 7, 1980, and today the Supreme Court, in a ruling issued without a written opinion, affirmed the appeals court but limited to this case with no future implication. The AMA contended it regulates doctor consumer relations, noting a large physician membership and warning that overreach would harm the public.
Edgar Quick, longtime Christopher furniture, carpet and appliance business owner, retires to open Quick's Greenhouse and Flowers. He describes a three year plan, takes college courses, and begins a second career as president and janitor of the florist. He serves on the Franklin County Board, plans no retirement before 90, and enjoys meeting new customers.
Tanks ring the presidential palace and air force planes fly over Guatemala City at noon Tuesday in what appears to be a coup attempt. The nation is under an elected government led by the military, with unclear which faction ordered the action. No shots were heard and communications with the palace were unavailable.
In Ferguson Missouri a six year old boy named Scott McKenzie saved his sister and a neighbor child from a vicious dog. He was attacked and lost an ear but the ear was found in the dog's stomach and reattached during a four hour surgery. The dog leaped a four foot fence and was shot by officers after continuing to attack. Rabies officers removed the ear from the dead animal for the procedure.
Franklin County Republican chair Doug Karnes, instrumental in Brad Evilsizer's Illinois Mines and Minerals appointment, now draws 780 dollars a month from the department while remaining owner of Doug Karnes Real Estate. Karnes says the post is temporary and linked to a rescue dispatch plan for mine emergencies. Evilsizer notes the plan aims to coordinate six on call rescue superintendents across six locations.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Columbia astronauts report several heat protection tiles chipped rather than missing during mid day tile inspection with the shuttle arm. Mission Control officials call the issue non critical but noted engineering curiosity. Flight director Hutchinson says the mission is proceeding well with a busy five to six day schedule.
The National Weather Service reports increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions tonight with winds of 10 to 18 mph and a low in the 40s. Wednesday brings partly sunny skies with a high in the mid 60s and a chance of showers Thursday. Friday and Saturday will be partly cloudy with highs in the 50s and lows around 30s.
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