Doctor shortage debate hints at distribution and access
A Journal of the American Medical Association report summarized by two Rand researchers finds the doctor count keeps pace with population growth, rising from 119 to 152 per 100,000 since 1950. It urges more general practitioners and rural deployment as nationwide health insurance looms, while warning that specialization and uneven geographic distribution persist.
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Journal of the Américans Medical Association
Oh No Kites The Frustrating Dad Kite Tale
A humorous reminiscence about teaching a child to fly a kite. The narrator contrasts Franklin’s electricity discovery with modern kite chaos. After repeated failures and near disasters, a ruined kite and a crying child end with the father promising to help tomorrow and handing over a quarter for a new one.
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Valle
Nixon tax stepback and backdated papers probe
Jack Anderson reports that Nixon aides and lawyers relied entirely on White House information for the 1969 576000 charitable deduction claimed after the deadline. Kalmbach and DeMarco testified they did not advise on the backdating. Newman’s affidavit shows the appraisal and gift dates conflict with the deduction. The piece also covers an airline savings plan reversal ordered by the White House amid political tension.
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White House
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Hindsight and Impeachment Revisited in Gould Bear Case
Edson Gould, veteran securities analyst, remains dour on the market. He notes Dow Jones averages rose from 92.69 in 1942 to 1000 in 1966, then fluctuated, predicting a break below 700 later this year or early 1975 followed by a shaky start to a new major bull market.
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Edson Gould
Gould
Goulds grim Dow forecast for 1976 and beyond sparks debate
In a cautious outlook Gould flags a potential 1976 downturn but expects a rebound in 1977 and 1978 with the Dow rising to 3 000 to 5 000 in the 1980s. He cites past postwar gains and warns of a difficult winter before a long upward cycle, noting three-step market moves and the risk of a fourth drop. He links bullish trends to sound international finances and warns against welfare culture while urging work ethic renewal.
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