National health insurance costs loom in Carter O Neill Kennedy plan
The article discusses 1977 White House and Congressional push for a nationwide health insurance program. It outlines cost growth, funding timetables through 1980 and a staged approach over up to 12 years. Proposals by Kennedy Corman would cover all, fund through HEW, and add services from home care to dental by year seven.
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Tip) O'Neill
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Kennedy Corman health reform proposal taxes growth
The plan would end Medicare and most federal programs, shift assets to Health Security Funds, and finance a broad system via payroll, wage, and self employed taxes plus federal revenue. It forecasts added annual costs of $24.6 billion and $7.3 billion in admin, with broad services including hospitals and psychiatry.
Speed Kills Prompt Nationwide Speed Limit Push
The text argues speed kills and supports strict enforcement of the 55 mph limit. It commends the Pennsylvania State Police for a statewide campaign and notes high death rates from car crashes. It emphasizes the need for personal acceptance of speed limits to save lives.
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Loyal Dolphins and Pentagon Bets Story
A reflective column blends Miami Dolphins loyalty with Shula Robbie era notes and a Washington profile of John C. Broger. It juxtaposes fan devotion, team legends like Csonka and Shula with Broger’s fringe influence in military media, hinting at sports zeal and Cold War era media reach.
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Zip
Did czar mismanage empire by Jack Anderson
At Ft Belvoir army chapel a revivalist seminar led by Dr Jay E Adams was recorded by a military technician. Tapes were sold by National Association of Evangelicals and marketed to chaplains for 334.95 per set. The technician was paid from taxpayers funds and the project lent quasi legitimacy by the army liaison. Broger rules a vast military information empire centered on AFRTS and IA F.
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Jay E Adams
Broger
National Association of Evangelicals
Torre” ‘Marcially
Vis
Testimony on bloodhounds tools Harris cross examined dogs
The case questions whether bloodhounds or dog trained testimony can be used in court. Harris argued for cross examining accusers, but the court allowed cross examination of the trainer and found such animal testimony acceptable with safeguards. Similar animal familiarity evidence was cited in a separate case about a stolen sow and a burglary linked to a bloodhound.
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Couwe
Griggs
Ta Courk
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