Carter plan draws fire as hospital cost controls collide
President Carter faces lukewarm reception in congress as his plan caps hospital revenue increases at 9 percent and blocks new beds in about 80 percent of the nation. Hearings set for mid May with support and opposition from key senators and industry leaders.
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