Medical Quid Pro Quo for Rural Health Shortfall
A two year Macy Foundation study reports 45 million potential patients in inadequately served areas and 120 rural communities with no physician. It notes doctors trained for Appalachia often leave, while state programs and the National Health Service Corps seek remedies.
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Commission On Physicians For the Future
Macy Foundation
West Virginia
Appalachian
Arch Moore
National Health Service Corps
National Conference of State
One Woman's Death At Entebbe Ammunition of Diplomacy
In the wake of Israel's Entebbe raid thousands die or disappear as Britain condemns Uganda's Idi Amin regime. Dora Bloch, a British passport holder, was last seen fleeing a hospital corridor and is believed dead. Britain severs diplomatic ties over Uganda's refusal to hand her over, urging Amin to act to avoid world judgment.
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Dora Bloch
Israel
Entebbe
Uganda
Britain
Amin
Sniffing Gas On Mars Becomes Odd Thought Experiment
A Mars lander Viking I breathes mostly carbon dioxide with small nitrogen and oxygen traces. Scientists welcome the nitrogen finding as boosting life-detection chances, while Earth humans see Mars as a distant, inhospitable visitor for us and our houseplants.
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Viking I
Mars
Earth
Plague on Both Your Houses Illuminates Twin Establishments
Jeffrey Hart reviews Robert Whitaker’s A Plague on Both Your Houses, arguing it explains how liberal and conservative establishments shape American politics. Whitaker contends the nation is divided by a coalition of the rich and poor excluding the middle, with education and welfare driving federal spending under moral pretexts.
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Robert Whitaker
Luce
Jimmy Carter
Whitaker
Right To Work Seen As Vital Issue At Convention
At the Democratic convention in New York the center of political power is described as shifting from the Establishment Northeast to a Sunbelt spanning from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Observers say this trend could jeopardize George Meuny's position as the scene moves south and west.
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Robert Whitaker
John Fremont
Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan
Teddy Roosevelt
George Wallace
Whitaker
Parecer
Washington
New York
Atlantic
Apl-Cio
Sunbelt
Oklahoman
Commerce Department
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
James Leslie
Baton Rouge
Jimmy Carter
Reed Larson
National
Carter
Ford
National Democratic Party
Gorshkov reframes Mahan with Soviet sea power study
Admiral Gorshkov argues The State's Sea Power updates Mahan's 19th century framework, highlighting Russian naval feats and omissions, such as Ushakov's 18th century actions and Napoleonic Mediterranean battles, while stressing strategic Mediterranean importance for Russia and naval power in peace and war.
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Washington
Alfred Thayer Mahan
Mahan
Sergey Gorshkov
Ministry of Defense
Moscow
Gorshkov
Russia
Ushakov
Mediterranean
Navarino Bay
Kiev
James L. Holloway Jr
Med
Holloway
Senator Muskie and Carter Spark Atot Tallness Debate
A curious political jab compares Senator Muskie and Carter on height and equality. The piece mocks campaign rhetoric and notes a Littlest League style emphasis on appearances over results, while observers discuss new faces and radical phrases in politics.
Maritime Satellites Bring Global Ship Radio Link
Washington reports two new Marisat satellites in orbit, hailed as the era’s peak in marine communications enabling ships and offshore facilities to contact land stations by telex, telephone, and data services. It notes ship reporting needs and historic navigation aids from ancient bonfires to lighthouses, signaling devices, and Morse Code in emergencies.
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Washington
America
Marisat
Off Tes
Stromboli
National Geographic Society
Alexandria
Buckley on principle and Reagan’s running mate move
William F Buckley Jr analyzes how politicians claim principle while backing shifts in presidential mate choices Reagan signals a liberal running mate and Connally, Reed, Schweiker, and Ford figures test loyalty, influence, and political calculation in a fractured GOP landscape The piece notes Carter’s cool response and speculates on Perry Mathias and others as potential substitutes for a conservative ticket amid party tensions
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Ronald Reagan
Connally
Gerald Ford
Almight
Reagan
Ford
John Connally
Kansas City
Clarke Reed
Reed
United States
Schweiker
Republican Party
Carter
Percy
Mathias
Senator Schweiker
Sears Schweiker
Walter Mondaie
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