European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 28, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                April 1977 the stars and stripes Page 7 to hew official denies plans to impose ceilings on doctor fees 60year love affair with films Clark retired insurance sent of holds an 18inch Model of the original King one of the Many items of interest in his tight room basement museum devoted to motion a photo Hollywood Golden age lives in basement a step into Clark Wilkinsons basement and youll be in the company of Peter Bela Bette an 18inch Model of ring Kong whose thinning top has seen better is All part of Wilkinsons 60year love affair with the motion picture its a love that he says has caused him to see about films and convert the base ment of his ranch style Home into an eight room museum of film a retired insurance assembled the collection most of it gifts from movie people he met in numerous trips to Hollywood bit by bit since he saw his first movie in since he he has seen an average of so films a with 41 movies so far this i really cant say what it is that is so fascinating about the movie to he but i know in still thrilled As i Ever was about every facet of Wilkinson Speaks about one piece of his film Dom collections As if he were an old Friend the hairy Star of the original Var Kin sons horror monster along with other prizes such As the Cape Bela Lugosi wore in a coffin con Taining the mannequin of Frankenstein and life size plastic Heads of Peter Loire and Bette used As standing for the filming of horror Wilkinson said he has received letters requesting information on Little known movie Industry facts from As far away As but Ive never had any interest in get Ting into theater or acting or the movies he no desire at he added that he prefers the movies of Hollywood Golden in the 1930s and he said filmmakers then were More careful and More patient with their Washington a a spokesman for the department of education and welfare said wednesday there Are no plans to impose ceilings on physicians tees in an Effort to slow the rapid Rise in medical the new York times reported in wednesdays edition that the Carter administration is actively considering such a the department spokesman said such a move was considered in the Early stages of developing a plan to curb rising medical costs but was dropped after the initial Dis it was brought up and considered briefly in february and the spokes Man its medical care costs jumped about is per cent last according to the while the Cost of living generally Rose 5 per the percentage increase in phys Cian fees was not one specialist in health legislation was quoted by the times As saying that after Carter announced his Hospital we knew it would Only be a matter of time before they started on on the president asked con Gress to impose financial controls on the nations general care hospitals to pre vent sizable hikes in charges for Hospital Beds and other institutional neither the White House nor hew has decided How to go about controlling Doc tors the times said some features of the hew planning document include the Fol lowing would be set at the prevailing medicare statewide level established in future increases would be negotiated by the hew Secretary with state and National representatives of the medical pro would be required to accept assignment to All medicare beneficiaries or of fees and physicians who accept assignment will be the american Hospital association said tuesday it was preparing to mount a nationwide lobbying Effort against the presi dents proposal to limit the Rise in Hospital costs to 9 per cent a aha president Alexander Mcmahon said in Washington that hospitals Are Al ready doing everything possible to stretch every Hospital Dollar As far As it will he said the proposal could Force some facilities to Cut Back services and to reduce medical care for their Mcmahon said overbuilding of hospitals in the 1960s and Public expectation of improving health care arc to blame for Sharp rises in he said two thirds of the is per cent annual inflation rate in the Hospital Indus try is the result of higher costs for goods Wilkinson Osnat rebut Ive got him under a Glass dome and the tempera Ture is kept so he could go on Indef Edeath Row author Given life in no parole me 18inch Model is made of tight steel covered with bits of rubber and Rabbit Wilkinson received the Model As a gift from Ernest reproducer of in California and afterwards he sent it to me and told me that was said who saw be May have the Only remaining Model of the one used in the Hong occupies a place of Honor in Wil san Diego a former new Jersey death Row author Edgar Smith was sentenced on monday to life in prison without possibility of parole for a 1976 kid appeared before Superior court judge Gilbert Harelson almost a month after his conviction at a non jury trial of kidnapping for attempted assault with a deadly weapon and attempted Smith spent 14 years on the death Row at Trenton state prison in new Jersey for the murder of Victoria a High school Smith gained nationwide attention after he began writing while in his Book on the Brief against became a Best he was released from prison after he was granted a new trial in 1971 and pleaded no a cease to a charge of second degree he was sentenced to 25to 30 years but was released immediately with credit for the 14 years already served and seven years off for Good Smith then began again to deny his in the san Diego trial he said these denials were he said he had killed the Gir in and the costs for malpractice insurance plastics and Energy Are rising at the rate of about 10 per cent a com pared with the 6 per cent annual growth rate in the consumer Price he groups used million to guide voters Washington a organizations spent More than million during 1976 election campaigns to Tell their own Mem Bers How to reports filed with the government almost All the Money was spent by labor and More than half of it went to win votes for Democrat Jimmy figures released wednesday by the fed eral election commission show that 71 labor corporations and member ship organizations reported spending on internal communications regarding political of this organized labor reported costs of or per the Only four corporations filing reports with the Fec said they spent a total of Federal Law requires groups to report political communications Only if costs exceeded per the filings Only cover expenses after May when the requirements became most of the primary elections already had been held by the Fec said 61 per cent of the spending was aimed at the presidential Carter benefited from and Gerald Ford Only the next highest per was spent on behalf of Senate with per cent going to affect House some exemptions Money spent by an organization to influence its own members is exempt from contribution and spending limits in the Federal election Law and from bans on the use of corporate or Union Treasury Money for partisan political republicans have called called such provisions loopholes in Federal election Laws that favor democrats by allowing unlimited Union spending to turn out traditionally democratic votes by their most of the Money 87 per cent was spent on direct but other methods included phone bumper Leaf posters and even such items As Star Lapel pins and the Fec the biggest single spender was the Al which committed the United Auto workers was second with several aflc10 affiliates also reported spending More than Era contribution the National Rifle associations Institute for legislative action was the fifth highest internal spender at the four corporations filing reports were Cooper Dresser Indus Libby Winsford and another Index released by the Fec showed that the National political parties got most of their contributions in 1975 and 1976 from Small donors giving less than the Small gifts accounted for Mil or per of the democrats while the republicans received or per in amounts of less than