Malpractice insurance crisis sparks Iowa testimony
In Des Moines a panel heard medical leaders urge careful study of malpractice insurance, not broad action, as they cite rising premiums and high risk doctors. Edward H. Jones and Dr. Sweem warned that costs threaten anesthesiologists and patient access, while hospital groups report steep per bed cost rises. The committee plans further study ahead of the 1976 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderkin
Lowell Jenkins
Montrose
Jenkins
Iowa
General Assembly
Donald L. Sweem
Iowa Society of Anesthesiologist
Sweem
Sioux City
Richard Henderson
Lowa Hospital Association
Henderson
Clarence Denser Jr
Iowa State Medical Society
Washington area professional directory snapshot
Directory list of attorneys doctors chiropractors nursing homes optometrists counselors and movers in Washington Iowa and nearby towns. Includes firm names addresses phone numbers and offices in Kalona Washington Keota Ainsworth and Fair Id. Notable entries: Morrison Morrison and Lloyd Edmund D. Morrison Jr James E. Lloyd 211 West Washington St. and Mc Griffin Griffiths Anderson Buffer 219 W Main with Friday Washington office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Day, Kehoe
Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
Craig Arbuckle
South 8
Morrison, Morrison
Lloyd Edmund D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
West Washington St
John C. Owen
East Main Street
Ca Stewart
Shearer
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Douglas L._ Tindal
West Main
Griffiths, Anderson & Buffer
Griffiths
Tracy Ande On
Pete F. Butter
W. Main
Washington
Kalona
Sth & D
Bk. Johnson
South Lows Avenue
Weds & Thurs
Coin House
Children's House, Inc
Ainsworth
Cook's Transfer, Inc
North American van Lines
Fair Id
Iowa
Seniors Read Better Than Three Years Ago
Washington via United Press International reports high school seniors aged 17 showed a 2 percent reading improvement over 1971 scores on a national assessment of 5,200 students. Girls outperformed boys, whites outpaced blacks, and urban, low income schools scored lowest while those with many professional parents did best. The test spanned from picture exercises to reading insurance policy language and traffic tickets, with most gains in basic skills.
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Washington
UPI
Big City
National Assessment of Educational Progress
Crawfordsville area students begin new college year
Crawfordsville area youths start the fall term with many at Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant and several at state universities. Ed Anderson is a sophomore PE major at Iowa Wesleyan, Tim Martin senior in advertising at Kansas University, Melinda Moore second year at Friends Bible College, and Martha Canott sophomore at Bob Jones University in Greenville. Other students attend Mount Mercy College, Goshen College, Illinois State University, Southeast Community College, Hesston College, Central College Pella, Iowa State, Des Moines Area Community College and William Penn College. Families listed include the Andersons Martins Grabers Jewells Finkes and many more. A closing note cites Ralph Waldo Emerson on making oneself necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
Ed Anderson
Arvid Anderson
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Tim Martin
State University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Joe Martin
Melinda Moore
Howard Moore
Goshen College
Goshen, Ind
Mary Lou Jewell
Ilinois State University
Normal
Jim Jewell
Janis Hauenstein
Bud Hauenstein
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Kathy Schultz
Ray Schultz
Southeastern Community College
Burlington
Sid Graber
Dennis Graber
Hesston College
Hesston
Kan
Barb Finke
Merlin Finke
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Randy Bitting
Marlen Bittings
Julie Finke
Janet Dare Slater
Central College
Pella
Silas Finke
Dick Dare
Herb Rich
Craig Dare
Dick Dares
ISU
Matt Kiene
Elmer Kienes
Tom Chen
Nick Achen
Robyn McCoy
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Lorna
William Penn
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Home Ee
Cleo McCoy
MNI
Iris Kaufman
Richard Kaufmans
Kathy Stone
Fred Stone
Cindy Gipple
Duane Gipple
Cindy
Keith van Engen
Des Moines Area Community College
Ankeny
Cheryl
Ray van Engen
Jill Davis
Henry Davis
Ruth Jones
Lester Jones
Corn carryover set to double by Oct 1 1976 report predicts
The USDA Economic Research Service issued a feed situation forecast projecting corn carryover between 600 and 700 million bushels by October 1 1976, about double this year's level. Total supplies may reach 6.2 billion bushels with a 5.85 billion bushel crop and 1.3 to 1.5 billion bushels of exports. Domestic use could total 4.0 to 4.3 billion bushels.
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US Department of Agriculture
USDA
Economic Research Service
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North Marion
Thomas D. Kauffman
Production Credit Association
North
Melvin Schneider
Credit Burea ‘Credit Bureau ‘of Washington
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
Keota
P. L. Etter
Phon
Mark Power
D.C
Crawfordsville Area
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Marshall
Saxony
Eden Green
Ray Carter
Gene Curtis
Skip Renoux
Dick Donaldson
Marshalls
Ae Uttra Sea
Paint and Paper Shoppe
West
Maurice
Marjorie Libe
Swayne's Oil and Tire Service Ltd