Ford warns GOP on Soviet military gains and budget push
President Ford tells Republican leaders that Soviet defense spending is rising and a larger budget is needed to preserve national security and spur the economy. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld warns of Soviet superiority as U.S. and Soviet arsenals grow.
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Should Pennsylvania elect the attorney general
A constitutional amendment clearing action in the Senate would make the Pennsylvania attorney general elective. The move aligns with national shifts toward citizen advocacy while sparing the office from political influence, yet opponents warn election campaigns could heighten politics. The office would gain a four year term with one immediate renewal, require bar membership and seven years residence, and candidates must be at least 30. The change needs two legislative sessions and a statewide referendum, potentially by 1977.
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Marvin Hamlich’s New York Homecoming On Bell Special
NBC to air a 90 minute music special March 26 featuring composer Marvin Hamlich. The 31 year old New Yorker rose from rehearsal pianist on Bell Telephone Hour to Oscar winner for The Sting and The Way We Were. He recalls early gigs, a Park Avenue bachelor pad, and a career shaped by early reviews and an agent who steered projects.
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Health of statesmen Part III by Jim Bishop
Health of statesmen Part III presents medical notes on several statesmen with varying conditions, from triglycerides and diverticulosis to kidney stones and allergies. Included are Fred Harris, Hubert Humphrey, Henry M Jackson, Eugene McCarthy, Ronald Reagan, Milton Shapp, and broader commentary on U S health research priorities and costs by Walter McNerney of the Blue Cross Association. The piece blends health snapshots with a main plot on reforming medical research focus and rising expenses in health care.
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Holistic health shift urged to tackle environment and culture
John Cunnitt warns costly failures won’t move key health indices. He urges a coordinated approach across environment lifestyle and culture, arguing current methods fragment the problem. The piece highlights politicians and experts like McNerney calling for changes and more research into occupational and environmental causes.
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