ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989 - Library

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSupporters of HMOs say bill passed by House will raise costsBlue Cross sued by patient in need of liver transplantBill in Senate allows medical malpractice suit to include HMOInsurance will not pay for liver transplant for J GillilandBill in Legis would put teeth in mandatory vehicle lawPros and cons of need for legislation on HMOsHMO reorganiz ation bill nears death in Senate insurance commHMO bill al ive, backers sayHMO bill stalled in Senate committeeHMO proposal loses another round in committeeLegislative attempt to change HMO rules failedBlue Cross and Blue Shield lost $17.8 million last yearPharmacists balk at Blue Cross Blue Shields 's HMO planInsurance scandals of period 1955-1967 recal ledJohn Norman Harkey still keeps eye on industry in stateHealth insurance for teachers increasingInsurance rates for public employees going upLegislature intended funds for teacher insuranceJess Odom discusses decline of Arkansas-owned companiesNo large fi%Dls left in state with Arkansas ownershipArkansas truckers are victims of truck insurance scamReserve Life Insurance Co plans to closeArticle on need for professional liability insuranceArkansas ratepayers may feel ef fect of Calif earthquakeHMO Arkansas will steer members to St Vincent Infim.aryAmerican HMO has more than 20,000 members in ArkINTERESTsee CreditINTERNAL RE.VENUE SERVICE (US)see also Substance AbuseINTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINESPresident and CEO John F Akers speaks at Harding UnivINTERNATIONAL RELATIONSBill Alexander. Harvey Joe Saner interest in Cuba attackedCoordination of visit by Russian women is maj or taskSoviet women are instant hit with Little Rock hostsVisiting Russian women explore our problemsSoviet women visiting state question group of unwed mothersSoviet women address alcohol issue on Ark tourSoviet women intrigued by sax-playing Gov Bill ClintonSoviet women visit Heifer Proj ectIP mill workers at Pine Bluff irked by Soviet flag over plantSoviet flag flew at IP mill to honor visiting Soviet womenSoviet journalist visiting Ark discusses her workVisiting Soviet women spend day at Hot SpringsSoviet women comment on impressions of Arkansas and AmericaSoviet women bid farewell after tour of ArkansasSoviet del egation visits Ark to study state courts systemEight Soviets take trip to Central HighSoviet visitors intrigued by ArkansasRussians study rice farming in Stuttgart areaRussian journalist accompanies J oho Brummett to MorriltonPeace Links achieves goal. will close office in ArkansasRussian journal ist Anton Saf ronov visits MoscCM. Ark02f.l