California doctors weigh plan to curb malpractice costs
Sacramento officials and a key legislator rushed a state run medical malpractice insurance plan as doctors threaten a Los Angeles area slowdown. The proposal would cap premiums via a state fund funded by physicians and require Medi Cal patient access with reduced or free services, a move Brown aides say may not work without wide physician cooperation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Brown
Joseph Roberts
United Physicians of California
California
Roberts
Los Angeles
Goer
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Robert Gnaizda
Barry Keene
Assembly Health Committee
Keene
Gnaizda
Donald Burns
The
Business and Transportation Agency
No survivors urged for 372 trapped miners in India
India’s coal secretary said there were no hopes for any survivors among 372 miners trapped by a flood at the Chasnala mine. Rescue pumps from abroad rushed in as relatives watched a 24 hour vigil. ex gratia payments were handed to some wives amid mounting distress.
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Chasnala
India
UPI
Coal and Energy
United States
New Delhi
Srinivasa Rajagopalachari
Manjura Gorai
Manjura
Bihar
Northwestern California Weather Outlook and Winds
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers in the north portion, otherwise fair and cooler through Wednesday. Snow level lowering in the northern mountains to 3,000 feet. Small craft advisory for northwesterly winds 15 to 30 mph. Fort Bragg readings 54, 42, 52.Ukiah readings 56, 35.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Carrier Seeks Timely Collection in Ukiah Daily Journal
A local carrier asks recipients to settle today’s delivery charges when first contacted. The note urges prompt payment to ensure continued service and timely distribution of the Ukiah Daily Journal.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Unrest and clashes rise on Lebanon Israel frontier
Israeli troops report three suspected Arab collaborators captured in the Lebanese frontier area after gunmen fired on patrols near Yiftah and Misgav Am. Arab gunners fired at Margaliot and Zarit. a Margaliot house was hit by a bazooka shell but no injuries. Egypt says no cuts to defense spending as Sinai dispute over an Egyptian listening post proceeds under U N escort.
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United Press International
Israel
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Yiftah
Misgav Am
Margaliot
Zarit
Mansour Manjani
Egypt
Sinai Desert Mountains
LaGuardia Bomb Kills 11 At New York Airport
A bomb in a coin operated locker in the LaGuardia Airport baggage area killed 11 and wounded about 75. The blast damaged the terminal as passengers waited for luggage from two arriving flights. FBI and FAA launched investigations while authorities diverted flights to Kennedy and Newark. Identified dead include Edythe Bull, Ronald Presslaff, Frank Musicaro, and Bynum Patterson. several others injured.
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New York
UPI
TWA
LaGuardia Airport
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
United Nations
LaGuardia
New York City
Thomas Mitchelson
Ford
Vail
Colo
H. Patrick Callaghan
Indianapolis
Washington
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
John L. ‘McLicas
Federal Aviation Administration
McLucas
Coleman
Paul R.’ Ignatius
Air Transport Association
Kennedy
Newark
FAA
Calvin Hill
Muncie
N.Y
Hill
Beirut
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
National
Chicago
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Baltimore-Washington ‘International Airport
Glen Burnie
Norfolk
Edythe Bull
Brevard
N.C
Ronald Presslaff
Long Beach
Frank Musicaro
Bayshore
N. Y
Bynum Patterson
Stamford
Conn
California Vote Rights Act Cost Slashed In California
Secretary of State March Fong Eu cut the projected cost to implement the expanded federal Voting Rights Act in California from 40 million to 5.8 million, citing updated figures from local elections officials. If federal approval or litigation shifts, costs could rise toward about 21.8 million, with English ballots sent to all and multilingual materials provided only on request.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
March Fong EU
John V. Tunney
Tunney
Federal
Justice Department
Caren Daniels
First Bicentennial Baby of Ukiah to Receive Gifts
Ukiah Daily Journal and 25 sponsors announce gifts for Ukiah General or Mendocino Community Hospital’s first baby born after midnight New Year. Last year’s winner Cherry Ellen Neese born at Ukiah General on Jan 1, 1975 receives a belated birthday as a reference.
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Ukiah. Daily Journal
Ukiah
Ukiah General
Mendocino Community Hospital
Cherry Ellen Neese
Dan
Ellen Neese
Mendocino County
Daily Journal
Plane delays after LaGuardia blast trigger fears
United Press International reports that bomb threats sparked hours of delays and fear at airports nationwide after a massive explosion at LaGuardia Airport. FBI and FAA officials noted no bombs were found as searches continued at Washington National, LAX, Norfolk, O’Hare, and other terminals.
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New York City
FBI
New York
LaGuardia
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Dennis Feldman
Postage Hike Increases First Class Letter to 13 Cents
The 3 cent rise takes effect at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, with air mail jumping to 17 cents per ounce and all other classes seeing rate rises. Bulk mailing fees and special services also go up, amid legal battles and expected temporary status until a permanent decision from the Postal Rate Commission.
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Ukiah
Ulis Briggs
Washington
UPI
Postal Service
Federal District
John Sirica
U.S. Court of Appeals
Independent Postal Rate Commission
Rate Commission
Easter Seal Society
Court of Appeals
Sirica
Appeals Court
Congress
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Mendocino
Tony Flores
Vintage High School
Napa County
National Football Foundation
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Hilton Hotel
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Meyer
Chuck Muncie
Flores
Darrel Sawyer
Upper Lake
Case Whipple
Clear “Lake High School
Lake County
Hilton
Stanford Stadium
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Erickson
U.N
Gidi
Umm Khashiba
LaGuardia Field
Cincinnati
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Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles International Airport
L.A
O'Hare International
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