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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1976
Page
8
Connecticut State Medical Society refused a five dollar cap on influenza inoculations, while State Health Commissioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd urged low fees to boost public participation. He expressed disappointment but stopped short of accusing doctors of profiteering, noting clinics may handle most vaccination efforts.
The piece critiques Jimmy Carter's nuclear policy stance post convention. It discusses limited nuclear war, MLF concerns, and Kissinger era ideas, noting calls for miniaturization, German and Austrian involvement, and wary reactions in Tokyo and Europe. It argues a false option in limited war and recalls Dulles era deterrence.
Washington columnist Kilpatrick critiques William Rusher and conservatives backing the American Independent Party in Chicago. He notes Maddox as nominee, doubts 5 percent support, and predicts reduced influence outside the South. He critiques Shearer leadership and questions future of a new conservative faction.
The FDA announced that 40 more potent ingredients may be added to nonprescription cold medicines while advising there is no cure for the common cold. Harvard's Dr. Francis C. Lowell says one should rest, drink fluids, and eat chicken soup rather than rely on medicines, noting drugs only ease symptoms for some people.
In 1875 millions bought policies paying about 4 billion in premiums yet many never ensure beneficiaries are notified. ACLI notes unclaimed benefits totaled about 6 million last year and urges readers to store policies securely, list companies and numbers, inform beneficiaries, keep records updated, and review policies regularly.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan campaigns for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in New York, arguing that individuals should be judged by economic merit rather than group identity. He touts his UN record, defends Israel, attacks quota-based policing, and vies with Bella Abzug and others as five candidates seek the Democratic edge.
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