Statewide opposition to Medicaid grows in Albany
A statewide coalition of industrial and business groups criticizes the new cradle-to-grave Medicaid law signed by Governor Rockefeller. Taxpayers and doctors join protests as opposition to the emergency medical aid program builds across New York, with groups pressing for changes ahead of next Friday’s actions.
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Associated Industries
York State, Inc
Rockefeller
Albany
Ianca
Robert H.baggart
Conecen
Slowdown seen in galloping business pace
A report from Springs, AP states that top industry officials and the Carter administration agree that the fast growth in business will slow over the next seven months. The discussion covered tax, inflation, and the impact of new laws on health programs and company agreements, with economists predicting a modest rise in consumer prices and continued, though slower, auto sales.
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Hot Springs
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Business Council
Husmost
Ackley
Buiter
William M
Tatton
J.C. Penney, Inc
Council
Citidens
Tor
Neaceam Lecesedine
Batten
Henry Ford
Bcant
Ford Motor Co
Arly
Ford
WR. Murphy
Campbell Soup Co
Four youths killed in Canandaigua collision
Four young men ages 19 to 21 were killed early today in a two vehicle crash on Routes 5 and 20 near East Bloomfield eight miles west of Canandaigua New York. The deceased include William Boyd of Hamilton Ontario Marshall C Rogers 20 of Honecomb Heyer D Salerno 19 of Binghamton and Michael P Marchiniak 21 of Buffalo. David W Kennedy 46 of Elmira was injured and driver Dile K Duffy 21 of Honecomb also injured. Kennedy and Bully were listed in satisfactory condition at Thompson Hospital Canandaigua.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Finger Lakes
Medical policy debate rocks Western New York regions
The Empire State Chamber of Commerce says income eligibility for the new law is high. John J. Roberts notes a $30,090 home could be free and hospital care free in Western New York. Medical societies discuss a proposed plan at emergency meetings and public editorials condemn the program as socialized medicine.
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Empire State Chamber of Commerce
John J. Roberts
New York
Delngales
Mountain Man Kidnap Case Sparks Wide Search in Pa
A 17 year old girl Penny Ant Brodnick was abducted near her home in Suade Gap Pennsylvania. State police and hundreds of volunteers conducted a full scale search using helicopters planes dogs and Army jeeps. A composite sketch of the abductor known as the mountain man was to be released as investigators pursue leads and monitor sightings in the area.
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Suade Gap
Toest
Antingdon County
Penny Ant Brodnick
Peggy
Eugine
Brad Lick
Edward A. Micharnowski
Irish bank clerks strike causes coin famine in Ireland
Banks across the island closed for over a week after 3400 clerks walked out for higher pay. Small coins vanished from tills, with sixpences and shillings scarce. In Belfast, the City Corporation imported one million shillings to keep gas meters funded, while supermarkets and cinemas traded cash for poststrike checks. Public utilities paid wages without disruption.
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Rte
Dublin
Teeland
Ireland
Irish Republic
Northern
U.S
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Musicipal Authority
England
Cinemax
National Transport Company
Spelling Bee Finalists to Contest Championship
Thirty five finalists competed for the Junior High Spelling Bee crown in Lincoln Auditorium Central Technical High School. Top score reached 90s in the 109 words test with no perfect paper.
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Carol Hildebrandt
Levy Junior High
William Schmick
West Genesee
Central Technical School
Joyce Yaeger
Carolyn Springer
Genevaing
Herald-dournat
Lincoln Auditorium
Central/Technical Hish School
Students Tested for Draft to Weigh College Fate
About 139000 to 400000 college students take three hour exams to determine if they can stay in school or be drafted. Another 600000 youths will take a 159 question draft fitness test on May 21, June 1 and June 24 at 1200 colleges across all states.
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Armed Services
Coleges
Tuerto Kieg
Nanaia Canal Zone
Science Research Associatns
Selective Service
Mississippi to End 50 Year Dry spell with County Referendums
Mississippi lawmakers passed a bill allowing local option elections on alcohol. If a county votes wet, privately owned package stores and liquor by the drink would be allowed in restaurants, private clubs, hotels, and motels. The measure faces signature deadlines and requires a petition from 20 percent of county voters.
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Aacesor
Miss
UPI
Mississippi
Ingistaluen
Dlevay
Linor
Louisiana
Gay. Traut Johnson
Tve
Sae Tax Commission
Howard McDonnell
Biloxi
Nquor
Biloxi Gulf Coast
House’ Temperance
Walter Phillips
Weather outlook with variable clouds and cooler temperatures
The Hancock Field forecast calls for variable cloudiness with tonight s low near 35 and tomorrow s high around 40. Winds will be easterly at 15 to 19 miles per hour tonight and tomorrow.
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Hancock Field
Tomorrrow
Tragic Viet Nam Dispatch Details Dailey Fatalities
AP reports Lt Col George Eyster and Capt George F Dailey die under fire during a Viet Nam operation near Fort Atkinson Wisconsin wife Wanda Dailey witnesses collapse. Army spokesman notes Dailey earned Purple Heart and valor awards. coverage includes fragmentary UPI and AP sources.
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Wanda
Fort Atkinson
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Caton
Fla
Sai-Heath
Bristol
England
UPI
George F. Daileyjgon
Margaret Hunter
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Alis
Peter Arnett
Viet Nam
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Lalor Amietijon
Rola
Saigon
Air Army
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Iaffitzer
Isley
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