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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1972
Page
4
AP reports jurists and prosecutors across the United States foresee expanded court duties and higher costs following a Supreme Court decision guaranteeing trial lawyers for defendants facing jail. Judges and public defenders warn of a surge in cases, need for more lawyers, potential tax hikes, and new jail requirements.
Edith Irving 36 described as tired and emotionally drained surrendered in New York to begin a two month term for participation in the Hughes autobiography hoax. Her husband Clifford 41 received 2 ½ years and $10,000 fine. Swiss extradition plans loom for Mrs Irving on forgery and related charges. The couple sought to keep their two young sons from being left parentless.
A congressional panel accuses the Nixon administration of concealing a country field submission on Cambodia. It cites possible undisclosed facts about the exchange support fund a $20 million cash grant and the commodity import program. The report notes Soviet reinsurance of U.S. aid commodities and calls the Cambodian aid program a dismal failure.
A blue ribbon panel of Catholics Protestants and Jews warns parochial schools may collapse without government aid due to dwindling funds and deficits. The 125000 study, chaired by John Garash, calls for action and will be presented to President Nixon next week with 3000 copies mailed nationally.
In St Louis Kennedy and Mills unveil a plan for universal health coverage from birth to death. They call for a federal system with standard basic benefits including physician, hospital, extended care, lab and radiology services, rehabilitation and home health care. The proposal aims to replace Nixon’s non compulsory approach and seek rapid congressional action.
About 1,500 physicians paid 35 dollars each to attend a day long acupuncture seminar at Stanford University's Memorial Auditorium. Dr. Felix Mann demonstrated the needle technique while J. James L. Rhee, California Society of Anesthesiologists president, acted as patient. The event preceded the American Medical Association annual meeting in San Francisco.
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