A Conservative View James Kilpatrick on California Medi Cal
Kilpatrick argues California Medi Cal improper uses and lavish benefits. He cites 25 000 abortions funded publicly costing 450 dollars each and 2.4 million beneficiaries with more than a billion dollars in benefits this year. He contrasts with private plans and urges tighter controls and capping the program.
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California
Reagan
Sacramento Union
Medi-Cal
Blue Cross
Congress
Nationwide push for federal shield law protects reporters
The American Society of Newspaper Editors urges a national shield law after 17 states including Ohio enact protection against court orders and subpoenas to reveal sources. They cite subpoenas as a weapon against press freedom and call for nationwide parity with existing state protections.
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Ohio
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Society
Freedom of Information Committee
FBI Closes Offices Amid Secret Documents Theft Inquiry
The theft of 1,000 secret FBI documents from a Media Pennsylvania office triggers closures and tightened security. Authorities announce at least one third of the 500 suboffices will shut and stricter measures will be imposed at remaining locations.
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FBI
Media
Delaware County
One Ping Pong Team Does Not A Friendship Make
The article surveys Sino American talks starting in 1971 centered in Stockholm and Washington to ease a ping pong thaw into broader relations. It outlines potential U N membership for China, two Chinas solutions, and possible U S disengagement while noting dangers and cautious optimism.
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L.A. Times-Washington Post
Hong Kong
Peking
Washington
U.N
China
Stockholm
Canada
Peoples Republican of
Chiang Ching
Mao
United States
United Nations
Taiwan
Taipei
West Germany
East Germany
South Korea
North Korea
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Security Council
Asia
British Aircraft Corp
U.S
Far East
Ussr
Japan
Jumping to conclusions about daily life and health
HAL BOYLE muses on personal mental health days as a remedy for office monotony. He notes quirks of manners, workplace habits, and daily rituals from breakfast to newspaper talk, ending with a plea for reader letters and publication of names and addresses.
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New York
Local Athens Paper for Monday April 26 1971
The Athens Messenger issue from Athens Ohio dated Monday April 26 1971 presents the staff and publishing history of the paper. It lists executives including publishers Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush and editor Charles W. Reamer along with circulation and advertising directors. The page serves as an on-staff masthead and city edition notice.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio Notice
Published daily except Saturdays by the Messenger Publishing Co of Athens Ohio 45701. Rates by mail in Ohio West Virginia daily and Sunday rates weekly and monthly shown. Entered at Athens Post Office as Second Class Matter under Act of 1918.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Screenone
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
Aean Messenger Publishing Co
Union Athens
Peace or War Looms in Near East as Sadat Faces Opposition
Washington Insight views Egypt as at a crossroads with domestic opponents to Sadat. The ASU and junior officers threaten peace if terms seem defeatist, while the Soviet stance and rising tourism and oil wealth bolster stability. Settlement and Suez talks thus remain possible, avoiding a return to full conflict.
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Cairo
Near East
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Arab Socialist Union
ASU
Nasser
Sadat
Khaled Moheiddine
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Israel
Washington
Jerusalem
Dat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aswan
Ahmed Baha Eddine
Nile
Baha Eddine
Tians
Nile Valley
Suez Canal
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Lawrence Worstell
Harold Wise
Abagail Putnam
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ed Head
Boston Braves
Athens City County
H. T. Phillips
Hocking River
Robert S. Elegant
Hal Boyle
G. Kenner
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
The
Small Society
Laos
Cambodia
Brickman
the Athens Messenger
Associated Press
Sintsy
Joseph Kraft
Hawks
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