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...Aaron J. Gissen, professor of anaesthesiology, and John A. Wark, a former anaesthesiology staff member at BWH, for writing the recommendations. The censure is the harshest disciplinary action short of expulsion the society can hand down. Although the MMS is not directly involved with issuing licenses, it will inform the state board of their action. However, Dr. William B. Munier, the society's executive vice president, said recently he did not think the letters were a serious enough action for the doctors to lose their licenses but admitted it would have a serious effect on their careers...
Munier said it is a self-imposed by law of the society to report all disciplinary actions to the state licensing board," but he added that the society is "prepared to inform the board that we do not feel that nay restriction should be placed in their [the doctors] license...
...wrap-up session Sunday afternoon, Leonard offered direct criticism of television's coverage of election nights and the party conventions. Noting the $5 million cost to each network of collecting and estimating the vote on election night. Leonard said the result of that expense and effort "is simply to inform the public five or six hours earlier than they would know anyway. That is the sum total of the social contribution of this enormous effort. If I had it all to do over again. I'm not sure that that is the right emphasis for our efforts. That amount...
...they would try to find new savings in labor costs. The goal is to pass them along to consumers in the form of reduced car prices to stimulate slumping sales (see chart). Last week after nine days of intensive talks, U.A.W. President Douglas Fraser announced solemnly: "I regret to inform you that we have been unable to reach a settlement...
Dean Fox said his office has, as in the past, sent a letter to all physicians and nurse practioners urging them to inform students that the grades on make-up exams tend to be significantly lower...