Editorial signals narrow purge plan after Mao widow purge talk
In a joint People's Daily piece, the Chinese Communist Party pledges to eradicate the poisonous influence of purged radicals led by Chiang Ching but warns no widespread bloodbath will occur. It calls for targeted attacks and re education over violence, aligning policy with Chou En Lai's development path. A Beirut brief notes Christian rightists threaten a southern Lebanon push, jeopardizing a fragile cease fire as Arab leaders meet in Cairo to discuss a 30 000 strong peacekeeping force.
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AMA Finds Malpractice Insurance Raises Patient Costs
Washington reports the American Medical Association says malpractice insurance added about $1.24 to each patient visit last year, 8.1 percent of the visit price, up from 30 cents or 2.4 percent in 1973. The AMA warns higher costs will hit patients more as rates rise.
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Breast cancer drugs seen as best post op care says Georgetown doctors
Washington report notes cancer specialists advocate powerful drugs to prevent recurrence after surgery for breast cancer while some long term effects remain uncertain. Georgetown University physicians on a TV documentary discuss post operative treatment and stagnant survival rates over decades.
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Ford and Carter campaign swing across California and northeast
United Press International reports Ford stumped southern California and aired a Jerry and Joe show with Joe Garagiola as he campaigns toward Ohio Oregon and Washington before the eastward swing. Carter taped fireside chats on religion and Bible questions and heads to final campaign run after a Sunday in Georgia. Mondale attacked Ford’s economic record while Dole and Graham campaigned elsewhere.
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Maine
HUD Rejects House Approved Faulty Housing Compensation
CHICAGO UP I A citizens group accuses the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development of defying Congress by blocking compensation for families with government insured faulty homes. An HUD memo quotes an official opposing the restoration plan, criticizing the program as discriminatory and unachievable, as seven months after approval HUD had yet to print applications and 75 percent of applicants were rejected. Lenora Rodgers of NPA calls the action a high level obstruction against congressional intent.
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Lenora Rodgers
Carter family loan details blocked by Billy Carter
SBA says Billy Carter refused to release information about the Carter family peanut business loan and salaries tied to a 1962 SBA loan. The agency cited federal law restricting disclosure without principals approval. Jimmy Carter salary data surfaced only via tax returns. Jody Powell said it was disclosed then.
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Six New England Newspapers Endorse Ford for President
At least six major New England newspapers endorsed Gerald Ford over Jimmy Carter. The Boston Herald American, Hartford Courant, New Haven Register, Waterbury Republican, Providence Sunday Bulletin, and Vermont Sunday News all praised Ford. The Boston Globe was expected to endorse soon.
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