Future shock looms over medicine says economist
Columbia University economist Eli Ginzberg warns that by 1990 or the century’s turn medicine will change drastically. He predicts rising doctor numbers, falling incomes, hospital mergers, more for profit facilities, many hospitals becoming nursing homes, and a shift toward health maintenance organizations as debt‑burdened young physicians enter group practices.
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Los Angeles Times
Columbia University
Eli Ginzberg
Journal of the American Medical Association
Ginzberg
United States
Explosion at Afghan refugee camp linked to prison escape
In Zangali village near Peshawar, a blast at a refugee camp housing Afghan and Soviet prisoners killed several Soviet soldiers. Officials in Pakistan and the Soviet ambassador in Islamabad cited an escape attempt and explosion, while Afghan resistance leaders disputed revolts among prisoners.
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Pakistan
Soviet Union
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Vitaly S. Smirnov
Islamabad
Afghanistan
Smirnov
North-West Frontier Province
Khyber Pass
United States
Kabul
Mohammad Zia ul-Haq
Moscow
Zia
Mujahedeen
Khaistabaz
Tehran motorists stage drive-in protest against war
Exiled former prime minister Shapour Bakhtiar called for a peaceful national resistance. In Tehran motorists blocked Vanak Square and other crossroads, defying militiamen as traffic snarled in middle-class neighborhoods during Friday prayers. Police and militia arrests followed amid clashes and a large university crowd.
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Tehran
Agence France-Presse
Iran
Shapour Bakhtiar
Islamic Revolution Committees
Hadjatoleslam Ali Khamenei
Tehran University
Vanak
Bakhtiar
Paris
Lah Khomeini
Sur
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