Doctors Fight To Shield Patient Records From Inspectors
In New Orleans a doctors group seeks to bar government or insurance inspectors from accessing hospital records paid by Blue Cross. They warn full records can leak intimate personal notes. Blue Cross Louisiana disputes the scope of concern, saying patient ownership applies.
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New Orleans
Blue Cross
Medicare
Jose Garcia Oller
American Association of Councils of Medical Staffs of Private Hospitals Inc
Garcia Oller
Thomas E. Jeffcoat
Blue Cross-Louisiana Hospital Services Inc
Doctors fight to keep Blue Cross patient records private
A Louisiana doctors group protests a contract clause allowing third party payers to review patient records. They argue full access erodes privacy, while officials say some records are needed for audits and to verify care. The group plans a broader campaign to delete such access clauses.
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Blue Cross
Flotation collars slashed ahead of Apollo 15 flight
Five flotation collars for Apollo 15 rescue aircraft at Elgin Air Force Base were found slashed. A Manned Spacecraft Center spokesman said all five collars were replaced and the launch would proceed as planned. The collars, valued at $5000 each, keep the command ship upright after splashdown.
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Space Center
Houston
UPI
Space Agency
Elgin Air Force Base
Fla
Manned Spacecraft Center
America
Apollo Command
Atlantic
David Scott
Alfred Worden
James Irwin
Like son like father in Toledo minor collisions
In Toledo two drivers Daniel Lang 16 and Melvin Lang 47 both collide on Reynolds Road. Each listed for failing to yield the right of way after a sequence that ended with Lang senior’s car hitting the prior collision. No injuries reported.
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Toledo
Daniel Lang
Ryan Road
Reynolds Road
Lang
Melvin
Burial set for Bill Bailey 72 years after death in 1899
George Bailey, farmhand who died March 22 1899, will be buried Friday in the Genung family plot. His body had been used as an early arterial embalming specimen and lay in a shed with a stuffed monkey and an embalmed calf. He died of apoplexy at age 45. burial marks the first time he will be laid out in a casket.
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Waterloo
N.Y
UPI
George
Bill” Bailey
John Genung
Bailey
Charles A. Genung
Bill
Genung
Massive raid nets 15 arrests in Illinois Wisconsin gun crackdown
Treasury agents seized more than 1 300 weapons and arrested 15 people in raids across Illinois and Wisconsin in a nationwide crackdown on illicit gun dealing. The operation included four bazookas 30 machine guns and about 60 hand grenades and involved undercover agents purchasing illegal arms over eight months. Authorities say the suspects were part of an underground market selling guns for profit with some dealers unlicensed or failing to keep records.
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Chicago
UPI
Treasury
Illinois
Wisconsin
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Treasury Department
Ernest Kenyon
Kenyon
U. S
Donald B. Mackay
Peoria
Mackay
Thompson
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Harold L. Davis
Ill
Keystone and Wire Co
Davis
U.S
Americans describe Peking trip reaction
A 15 member Committee for Concerned Asia Scholars delegation returned to Hong Kong after a month in China. They reported Chinese officials claimed Nixon could achieve fruitful results if he treats his Peking visit seriously and signs of normalization were discussed.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Nixon
Peking
Committee For Concerned Asia
United States
Ann Kruze
Cleveland State University
Washington
United Nations
U.S
Taiwan
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
U S Hints at Suez Deal as Sisco Heads to Israel
In Washington the U S pushes for a partial Middle East settlement by reopening the Suez Canal. Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J Sisco will travel to meet Israeli leaders as time pressures mount ahead of the 1972 election year.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Middle East
Israel
Suez Canal
State Department
Joseph J. Sisco
Suez
UN General Assembly
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