Alcoholism program woes for Native Americans discussed
State and tribal leaders discuss inpatient treatment limits for Native American clients in Iowa. Patterson cites court-ordered plans that fail as many relapse, while Sen Husak urges state level action. Officials push for a settlement based program with federal funding to expand services and jobs.
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Mei
Iowa
Sergeant Bluff
Emil Husak
D-Toledo
Cay
Phil Smith
Washington, D.C
Jane Svoboda
Dclutier
Nancy Fauser
Donald Wanatee Sr
Sac & Fox Tribe
Mark Fetter
Tribe
Husak
U.S
Charl Grassley
R-lowa
Tom Haskin
de Lowa
Dave Nagle
Delowa
Wanatee
Bureau (of Indian Affairs
Independence
Tama County
MHI
Mike Wentzien
Terry Branstad
Sioux City
Fauser
Trade clash over Senates likely override fades
The article reports unresolved differences over a trade bill as President Reagan negotiates changes. Byrd doubts a veto override will be overcome before adjournment, while Dole predicts a cleaner version becoming law. Reagan seeks a bill balancing layoffs notification and export rules with flexibility during economic stress.
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Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Reagan
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Byrd
Wright
Bob Dole
Kansas
House
Congress
FBI files fight over teen’s First Amendment rights
Todd Patterson, a New Jersey sixth grader, sues the FBI arguing his education and speech were penalized by the agency. The suit claims tampered mail from the Soviet Union and seeks removal of FBI files under FOIA, with ACLU backing and the case framed as a potential First Amendment precedent.
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FBI
James Knights
Newark
Soviet Union
North Haledon
Patterson
Eric Neisser
American Civil Liberties Union
New Jersey
Todd
Most Blessed Sacrament
Franklin Lakes
Terson
Postal Service
Hospital stays decline as Medicare reforms take effect
The American Hospital Association notes total hospital costs and patient days under Reagan era policies. Reimbursement changes tied to diagnosis categories reduced inpatient stays for aged and poor, with private patients also showing shorter admissions. Experts warn beds may close if trends continue while some costs shift to outpatient care.
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American Hospital Association
Farley
Alexander Williams
Williams
Michael Bromberg
Federation of American Health Systems
Bromberg
Pre-summit OK tasked as goal amid INF pact delays
GOP conservatives use Senate rules to stall a Dec 8 treaty signed by Reagan and Gorbachev. Reagan hopes to conclude a long range nuclear arms treaty before his term ends in eight months, stressing that a good treaty time table matters. The INF pact would eliminate missiles 300 to 3,400 miles in three years. Senate ratification hinges on votes, with Dole noting expected support but questioning exact tallies.
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Senate
Reagan
Gorbachev
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