Doctors and patients sue insurers over malpractice policies
A Rhode Island federal suit seeks 100 million on behalf of eight doctors and seven patients against St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Aetna Travelers and Hartford claiming antitrust violations in the shift to claims made policies. AMA president Todd urges unionization to push malpractice reform.
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Rhode Island
American Medical Association
Providence
Paliiots. I
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Aetna
Travelers and
Hartford
Maloaret ‘Todd
AMA
Chicago
Atlantic City
New York
New York City
Susan Ford to attend Yosemite photography workshop
Susan Ford, 17, will spend 10 days starting June 18 at a Yosemite National Park workshop led by Ansel Adams. She graduates today from Holton Arms in Bethesda, Md., with President Ford delivering the commencement address.
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Susan Ford
Yosemite Park
Washington
Ford
Susan
Yosemite National Park
Ansel Adams
Holton Arms
Bethesda
Sheila Weidenfeld
Adams
White House
Hid
Nelson Ronkefeller
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Rockefeller
Academy
Community Action Council Youth Council Hosts Glass Recycling
The CAC Youth Council sponsors a special glass recycling event on Saturday June T at the County Heads Department on Northern Ave. Bring glass between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. with paper and metal rings removed. newspapers will not be collected. Ruth Ann Ogle notes no local newspaper pickup exists and asks for tips on anyone who can collect newspapers.
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E.H
Community Action Council
Northern Ave
Ruth Ann Ogle
Gladys Knight Cancel Rumor For Shady Grove Show
Hagerstown reader reports rumors of Gladys Knight and the Pips canceling a June Shady Grove Music Theater concert. The venue plans to reschedule to November and offers refunds by mail or in person at the Rockville box office.
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Gladys Knight and the Pipe
Shady Grove Music Theater
Dune
G.K
The
James Brown
Shady Grove
Gladys
Rockville
Playboy financier Cornfeld indicted on overseas call fraud
Bernard Cornfeld, once a famed financier and IOS founder, faces a three count federal indictment in Los Angeles for using a blue box to route 443 overseas calls from his Beverly Hills home. He allegedly ordered several female employees to call London and Geneva at about 1000 dollars a month, tied to Pacific Bell.
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Los Angeles
Playboy
Bernard Cornfeld
Cornfeld
Beverly Hills
U.S
London
Geneva
Pacific Bell Telephone Co
Investors Overseas Services
Kennedy wins Sloan Memorial Award for cancer drive
In New York, Sen Edward Kennedy receives the Alfred P Sloan Jr Memorial Award from the American Cancer Society for dedication to cancer control and for backing the 1971 National Cancer Act. He criticizes opponents as distorting the national fight against cancer. He notes his son Edward Jr lost a leg to bone cancer and hopes all victims receive care Teddy got.
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Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
American Cancer Society
National Fight Against Cancer
Kennedy
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
Society
Sendior
Edward Jr
Teddy
Ford to announce White House bid this month
President Ford plans to declare his intention to seek a full term in the White House before June ends. Press Secretary Ron Nessen indicated a timetable after a Republican meeting suggested a formal candidacy statement within a month. A campaign planning group led by former GOP chair Dean Burch has begun Ford’s support activities.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Sys
Ron Ness Nessen
GOP National Committee
Dean Burch
North Korea moves armor toward border heightening DMZ tensions
U S intelligence reports North Korea has concentrated armored forces near the DMZ about 40 miles north of the border. An armored division’s equivalent with about 250 tanks and assault guns and 100 armored carriers was counted near Kok San. South Korea reinforces with an I eight Army division, nuclear missiles, artillery, and three squadrons of U S F 4 Phantom jets.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Washington
North Korea
South Korea
U.S
Pentagon
North Koreans
Indochina
Dmz
Kok San
Seoul
United States
Ford
Asia
Europe
Baker's Dozen and Maryland Lottery Numbers Released
AP reports Maryland's 14 for 1 Lottery results with six digit 129243 five digit 26208 four digit a28 three digit ad and Anniversary Bonus 07008. Baker's Dozen numbers include three digit 158 five digit 56122 six digit 142038 and bonus 142036.
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Baker's Dozen Lottery Blawnox
Hyattsville, Md
Maryland
Planes Carrying Marijuana Crash In Mission Failures Across U S
Federal officials report 49 crashes since January linked to marijuana trafficking. Smugglers overload planes and use undeveloped strips. WWII era Lockheed planes cited for long range drug runs. Southeast Caribbean region led in confiscations last year with about 35,500 pounds.
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Martin Merzer
Associated Press
MIAMI
United States
Jacques Kiere
Federal
Drug Enforcement Intelligence Agency
Kiere
el Paso
Texas
David Costa
Federal Drug Enforcement Agency
Costa
Constellation
Sail Ted Swift
DEA
Caribbean
Swift
Egypt Reopens Suez Canal as Peace Bridge and Liberator
President Anwar Sadat reopened the Suez Canal calling it a tributary of peace and a channel of prosperity while vowing to liberate Arab lands from Israeli occupation. He led celebrations in Port Said and outlined plans to allow international shipping with limited Israeli cargo.
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Harry Dunphy
Associated Press
Port Said
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Sadat
Canal
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Meas Pahlevi
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Israel
Gulf of Suez
Beyet
Suez
North Viet top leaders in Saigon
In Saigon last week North Vietnamese leaders reportedly held major decisions on South Vietnam’s government. The visiting Politburo trio Le Duan Truong Chinh and Premier Pham Van Dong were named as key figures. A May 28 cable report was censored and later obtained after expulsion of reporters.
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Vientiane
Laos
Kurth Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Politburo
le Duan
North Vietnamese Communist Party
Truong Chinh
National Assembly
Phar van Dong
Britons Vote Today in First Common Market Referendum
Britons began voting in the first referendum on staying in the European Common Market. Polls predicted a 2-1 yes majority, with 46 million eligible and turnout expected lower. counting starts Friday and results may come that afternoon.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
Associated Press
London
European Economic Community
EEC
Britain
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