Doctor leaves mainstream medicine for Mercy Care North
Dr Donald F Bomkamp reflects on 28 years of family practice facing rising paperwork and third party pressure from government and insurers He announces moving his practice to Mercy Care North citing hindrances to care and costs He expresses gratitude to patients and friends.
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Fifth Ave
Jackson Surges In Iowa Hope For Black Progressive Victory
Peace activists doubt their own winning side yet back Jesse Jackson on core issues though worried he cannot win. They urge Iowa caucus support to prove white progressives will stand with him, making Iowa pivotal for delegates and a historic nomination.
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Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Iowa
America
Kim R. Miller
Wellman
Reflections on Trade Deficit and Corporate Ethics from a North Dakota Worker
Andrew Nolz recalls a rural upbringing in North Dakota and a career since 1959 amid imports and outsourcing. He argues large companies shifted out of the U.S. while government contracts funnel taxpayer dollars, noting ongoing workplace inequities and the repetitive routines of starting times and coffee breaks.
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North Dakota
U.S
We Don't Need a Preacher as President
The writer argues a White House leader should not be a preacher and warns preachers lack practical governance. Cites Pat Robertson on abortion but condemns disdain for divorced fathers. Praises Bob Dole and Jack Kemp for supporting fair treatment of fathers and family unity.
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Pat Robertson
Bobh Dole
Jack Kemp
Mr. Dole
Kemp Campaign Endorsement Letter Urges Caucus Support
Don and Waneta Fish urge support for Jack Kemp in the Republican caucus on February 8. The letter highlights Kemp's tax cut stance, Social Security protection, growth, and family values, labeling him the most capable to continue the Reagan era.
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Jack Kemp
Kemp
Jack
Don
Waneta
Lynbrook Dr
Letter to the Editor criticizes U.S. contra aid policy
Douglas A. Raplinger of Iowa City argues against Reagan era funding for the contras in Nicaragua. He cites human rights concerns, cites Americas Watch and Dr. Benjamin Spock, defends Ortega as elected, and urges Congress to reflect public opposition to the policy.
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Contra Force
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Contra
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Congress
Care services offered for special needs individual
The text outlines alternatives to home care including physical, occupational, and speech therapy, nutrition plans by dieticians, around the clock medical care by RNS LPNs and aides, social activities, visits from clergy, and companionship from peers. It emphasizes professional, in home like support for a crl.
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