Experts urge Lombardi style to reshape U S health care
A panel of medical school professors told a Senate subcommittee that quality health care requires simple, consistent practices like Vince Lombardi used in football. They urged better medical education, comprehensive records including socioeconomic data, and auditing. They warned against overabundant specialists and called for more generalists and preventive care.
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Dmass
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University of Vermont
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Sloan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
U.S
John P. Bunker
Stanford University
Pocketbook politics and the 1970 election outlook
A UPI overview on how inflation unemployment and wage policy shape voter concerns. It notes that pocketbook issues have long defined party control, with 1968 marking a shift toward inflation as a key factor. The piece contrasts Democratic focus on job creation and higher wages with Nixon’s emphasis on economic recovery and welfare programs, considering how wage floors and inflation may drive future campaigns.
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Berkeley selects first black mayor as police split plan fails
Berkeley voters defeat a proposal to divide the police into three autonomous departments for black white and UC campus districts. Warren Widener, 32, liberal attorney, wins mayoral race by 56 votes over Wilmot Sweeney. Radical slate gains three of four council seats while Widener vows his own reform plan. Ed Kallgren leads council ballot, with D Army Bailey Ira Simmons Ilona Hancock winning remaining seats. Rick Brown trails.
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UPI
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Wilmot Sweeney
Widener
Sweeney
Bobby Seale
University of California
Ed ‘Kallgren
Radical
D-Army Bailey
Ira Simmons
Ilona Hancock
Rick Brown
Simmons
Heavy fighting flares anew near Fire Base No 6 border area
Reports say heavy fighting resumed outside Fire Base No 6 near the Laos border after 24 hours of calm. Another clash occurred 70 miles south near Pleiku as Hue saw a Viet Cong defector reveal graves from the 1968 Tet offensive. Phnom Penh communiques mention a new eight battalion push to retake Highway 4. Casualties unavailable.
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Stravinsky dies at 88 in New York
The death of Igor Stravinsky at his Fifth Avenue apartment ends a defining era in 20th century music. Leonard Bernstein called him the great old man of music and Sir William Walton hailed him as perhaps the century’s greatest composer. Memorial services are planned in New York and Venice.
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Igor Stravinsky
William Walton
Stravinsky
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Petrouchka
Russia
Arthur Bliss
England
San Michele Church
Venice
Daley Clinches Fifth Term as Chicago Mayor
In Chicago Richard J. Daley won a record fifth term by a wide margin over Richard E. Friedman. Daley carried 48 wards, lost two narrowly, with final unofficial tallies showing 735,787 to 318,059. Daley called the win a mandate and thanked supporters across all walks of life. In London Herbert Low resigns from his job eight months before retirement after 18 years of bottling on a machine he loved.
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London
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