Mandel Extends Health Secretary Solomon Six Months
Gov. Mandel orders health secretary Neil Solomon to fix six years of administrative problems after a 14 page Republican panel report. The panel will monitor progress with a three month interim report and a final six month assessment.
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Medical Association to form national reinsurance company
The American Medical Association plans a national reinsurance company to support primary insurers run by state medical societies amid rising malpractice costs. The venture would need at least five states, $1.5 million in reserves, and $20,000 to set up, as delegates pushed for rapid implementation despite internal finances. Dr. Richard E. Palmer was named president elect.
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Presidents wives urge rights without anti male stance
Imelda Marcos and Jihan Sadat argue feminism should not be adversarial to men. They say emancipation must be in harmony with family and society, not a clash. Over 500 delegates attend the United Nations conference in Mexico City.
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Daily Mail Local News Briefs and Rates
The Daily Mail details publication norms noting daily weekday issues with holidays observed. It lists mailing addresses in Hagerstown Maryland andAssociated Press exclusivity for local content. Subscription rates shown include carrier seven days a week at 3.25 monthly and mail options at 3.60 for one month, 8.28 for three months, 16.50 for six months, and 33.00 per year.
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Zaire Orders U.S. Ambassador Expulsion
Zaire expels United States Ambassador Dean Hinton amid government accusations that the U S aided a plot against President Mobutu Sese Seko. Washington confirms the move as the government reports hindrance to freeing two American students and a Dutch woman held by guerrillas.
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Thousands Flee Angola War Threat Amid Civil Conflict
In Luanda and across Angola thousands flee as rival African groups battle for control ahead of independence. Since mid 1974 about 5 000 people are believed killed in clashes, with most deaths in Luanda streets where mortars rockets and machine guns are used.
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Russian actress hopes mother can meet American husband
Victoria Fyodorova said she wants to bring her Moscow mother to America as a guest to meet her new American husband Fred Polly, an airline pilot from Stamford. She noted her parents live in different countries and discussed visa and citizenship steps as she awaits documents.
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Gloria Swanson pans modern film as she stays blunt
Gloria Swanson, 71, critiques today s movies saying she is not impressed and avoids many films due to sorrowful content. She praises staying upright while others are horizontal and notes her frank stance in a Miami interview.
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Pope may use helicopter for papal audiences
A Vatican official says the large influx of pilgrims for the holy year could make the weekly audiences at Castle Gandolfo crowded. If needed, Pope Paul VI, aged 77, may fly by helicopter to Rome for the audiences this summer.
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Elvis Presley undergoes two days of eye tests
MEMPHIS Tenn AP singer Elvis Presley underwent two days of eye tests at Mit South Hospital this week. Dr George Nichopoulos said Presley has had recurrent eye problems in the past and was hospitalized as a matter of convenience between engagements, not in an emergency.
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Feminist admits stealing ammo in armory heist case
Susan Saxe, once accused radical in underground activities, pleaded guilty to stealing a truck and ammunition from a National Guard armory in Newburyport Massachusetts five years ago. The informal plea occurred in June as part of a deal with federal prosecutors.
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Teachers Get $900 Pay Boost in Baltimore County
The Baltimore County school board voted to grant teachers a 900 raise across the board in September, rejecting mediation recommendations for an 11 percent January increase. The decision was made in a closed executive session to comply with county council orders, and TABCO criticized the move as failing to stand by January’s agreement.
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