Senator deserves thanks for nursing program victory
Editorial lauds St John’s Hospital and Anderson College for a joint nursing school funded by a federal intermediary. Judge Noland overturned HEW denial, ruling costs reimbursable under Medicare. Sen Lugar and Sen Sugar praised for supporting the hospital and saving federal dollars.
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St. John’s Hospital
Anderson College
School of Nursing
St. John’s
U.S
James Noland
Richard Lugar
Califano
HEW
Noland
Lugar
Sen. Sugar
Hill votes against amendment on Peace Corps funds
Fifth District Representative Elwood Bud Hill opposed a measure that would block funds for Peace Corps programs in the Central African Empire. The amendment failed and the bill then authorized 96 million dollars for Peace Corps expenditures in fiscal 1979 with 86.5 million for 1978 programs. REP HILLIS is commended for his fiscally cautious stance, while the Democrat led Congress faces inflationary concerns.
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Elwood
Bud’* Hill
Hillis
Congress
Capital fare In est of styles by Andrew Tully
A satirical column mocks the craze for men wearing earrings as a symbol of independence. The writer parodies consumer pitches and fashion hype from a Los Angeles pamphlet, tracing pushy claims, frenzied outfits, and self aware fashion anxieties with sharp humor.
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Capital
Andrew Tully Washington
Los Angeles
TV violence on trial in San Francisco incites crime debate
The San Francisco case tests whether television can provoke crime with dramatic claims from researchers and witnesses. A jury hears that a nine year old was sexually brutalized days after an NBC program, while defenders argue effects vary by viewer and context across multiple global incidents and expert opinions.
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Paul Harvey
San Francisco
Serdict
Irl
You
Tean
Columbus
Miami
Kojak
Hartford City
Ind
Manson
Chicago
Perry Susral
Jovie
Leonard Eron
Journal of Abnormal Psychology
Rod Gorney
UCLA
Department of Psychiatry
Roy Menninger
Topeka Seconds
Joseph Wambaugh
Los Angeles
Carter’s year and a half in office seen as failing leader
Ralph de Toledano notes public mockery of President Carter as energy policy rhetoric shifts from moral equivalent of war to MEOW. He argues Carter lost political dexterity, became secretive, and lacks decisiveness, while the nation faces serious issues and waits for a true president.
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Ralph de 1
Copley
Washington
Carter
Arkady Shevchenko
U.N
United States
Jimmy Carter
Andrew Young
Bert Schapiro
IBM
Wall Street
Schapiro
Mr. Carter
Ford
Lance
Bert
Richard Nixon
Haldeman
Helichiman
Middle East
America
White House
Oval Office
Reader letter questions Planned Parenthood article
A reader criticizes Jeff Smiths May 9 1978 Youth Page piece on Planned Parenthood. The letter argues about sex education methods birth control safety sterilization and abortion with strong religious and moral objections and ends by urging consideration of Gods gift to marriage.
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Dearksantor
Teannot
Jeff Smith
Planned Parenthood
Nicky Margolin
National
P.P
Roger P. Hensley
Financial muscle in 1978 elections fuels conservative push
Washington reports a new conservative surge led by FMS Carg ley News Service with a war chest near 35 million dollars aimed at up to five key races. Viguerie notes fundraising could dwarf 1976 totals, while Democrats fear heavy GOP and right wing funding.
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FMS Cargley
Washington
Viguerie
Horgan
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Republican National Committee
GOP
House
Senate
Tion
Richard Viguerie
Pete Teeley
National Conservative Political Action Committee
NCPAC
Committee For Survival of A Free Congress
Gun Owners of America
GOA
Committee For Responsible Youth Politics
CRYP
Citizens For the Republic
CFR
Fund For
FEM
Conservative Victory Fund
CVF
CSFC
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