Portrait Portrait Lacks Dynamism in Kissinger Portrait
Washington observers said Henry Kissinger resembles a dwarf or a rogues gallery figure in Gardner Cox's rejected portrait. Cox, paid $12 000 plus expenses if accepted, said the rejection was cordial and will refund costs. In Chicago Louis Nizer considers offering free legal help to stop a Skokie Nazi march. In New York General Haig warned NATO of Soviet expansion driving imperialist influence, with Africa as a key arena.
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Rising Doctor Bills Outpace Inflation, Study Finds
A government study reports doctor bills rose 9.3 percent in 1977 while overall inflation was 6.2 percent. It cites widespread employer paid insurance and limited physician supply as key causes and notes medical spending has surged from 2.7 billion in 1950 to about 35 billion this year.
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