Threat of FTC control in medical activity distresses the professions
Dr James F Stiles of Cedar Rapids chairs Linn County Medical Society Public Relations Committee and argues Congress should rein in FTC jurisdiction over licensed professions. He notes peer review and patient care standards rely on physician oversight and warns FTC overreach could delay care and raise costs.
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Thanking Iowa and Iowans in a farewell note
A writer reflects on Iowa blessings including sunsets, literacy, schools, and Cedar Rapids progress, then announces moving to West Palm Beach and resigning from Iowa duties. He thanks friends and urges others to cherish the state while expressing his departure.
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Cedar Rapids
West Palm Beach
Iowa
Eastern Iowans Share Thoughts In Open Forum
Periodic observations invite Eastern Iowans to express views on diverse topics. Readers contribute personal reflections and commentary, reflecting local concerns and everyday life in a community open as a public forum.
Right Carl Kane And Preposition Pitfalls In Writing
A reviewer quotes a comedian on saying I am different from the other George Wallace. The piece explains differ uses from and with and why than is incorrect in standard phrasing. It cites examples like hurricane differs from cyclone and a window jump implying through not out to avoid ambiguity.
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