Congress should not expand government health insurance
The piece argues against national health insurance and warns it would worsen costs. It notes rising federal health spending, higher premiums, and the lack of cost discipline in insurance. It calls for addressing underlying cost drivers before expanding government programs.
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Congress
United States
House
Ways and Means Subcommittee On Health
Social Security Administration
James Earl Ray Early Life Notes and Prison Years
A biographical sketch traces James Earl Ray from a troubled Missouri upbringing to a string of robberies and prison terms. It recounts his family background, early crimes in California and Missouri, a German Army posting, and his reputation in prison as a loser and commuter. Notes from 1926 are cited.
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James Earl Ray
Ewing
Missouri
Lucille Ray
James
Germany
U.S. Army
Forum
Los Angeles
Ray
The Days of Martin Luther King Jr Life of James Earl Ray
A fragmentary memoir-like passage argues James Earl Ray murdered King, tracing Ray’s movements and purchases, and posits a conspiracy without proof. It suggests a middleman hired by Birmingham bigots and notes Ray’s guilty pleas and life sentence.
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Alton
Illinois
Keystone Kops
Ray
Martin Luther King, Jr
James Earl Ray
King
Birmingham
Alabama
Memphis
Lorraine
Rhodesia
Raoul
Percy Foreman
Smiler
Across and Abbreviations Puzzle Word List
A crossword style list of clues with numbers and hints for across and down entries including Greek letters rivers countries and geographic terms arranged as a vocabulary puzzle.
Columbus Telegram Promotes Freedom Ideals Central to Civic Life
The Columbus Telegram of Columbus Nebraska declares freedom as a divine gift guiding personal control, production, and moral conduct. It rejects license and anarchy, urging harmony with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles for readers.
Hiatal hernia diet and care guidance from Dr. Lamb
Reader asks if a diet helps hiatal hernia and about a health letter. The doctor explains hiatal hernia arises when the stomach slides through a diaphragmatic opening and acid can reflux to the esophagus. Diet focuses on reducing acid, avoiding caffeine alcohol and late meals, eating small frequent portions, losing weight if needed, and not lying down after meals. Also note surgery may fix the hole but not the sphincter. Lifestyle measures include elevating the head, avoiding tight clothing and bending over after eating, with antacids aiding symptom control.
Gold standard debate and history of price shocks
The article surveys the Gold Bugs push for a gold standard and the ups and downs in gold prices, noting past booms from the Klondike rush and Rand discovery. It weighs implications of abundant or scarce gold, potential inflation, and hidden contingencies for a hard currency base.
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London
Mexico
Peru
Europe
U.S
William Jennings Bryan
Klondike
Wanzenberg patents spark talk of a tech turnover in metals
The Oceanographer Fritz Wanzenberg, once in charge of electronic protection for U.S. warships, discusses carbonaceous ore deposits and ion exchange as methods to extract gold and other metals. He notes vaporization processes that turn ore into a metal vapor and contemplates the vast economic and political implications if these ideas become commercially viable.
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Horizon
Navy
Fritz W
Wanzenberg
U.S
Kennecott Copper
American Metal Clixam Corporation
Nature
Club of Rome
Wanrow case sparks debate over justice and reform
Washington mother of three, Yvonne Wanrow, faces a 25 year prison sentence for a fatal incident in Spokane in August 1972. Advocates say provocation and confusion played roles and press for relief, while detailing alleged police inaction and community concerns.
Wanrow Case Chronicles a Mother's Stand and Appeal
The Wanrow family sheltered eight children and four adults after a man drunkly forced into their home. Mrs. Wanrow claimed self defense as she shot and killed Wesler and wounded his friend. A Spokane jury convicted her in 1973, an appeals court later overturned on a technicality, and Washington State Supreme Court review is to come.
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Washington
Yvonne Wanrow
Spokane
Wash
Wesler
Gramps
Wanrow
Wanrows
Center For Constitutional Rights
Washington State Supreme Court
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Regeete Ban Symes
Weill
Scrooge
Dr.Lamb
DR. Lamb
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
John Chamberlain
King Features Syndicate
Tom Tiede
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