Could a physician surplus emerge by 1980 debate
The Decatur Daily Editorial weighs whether the nation can have a physician surplus by 1980. It notes rising U.S. doctor numbers from 292 000 in 1965 to an estimated 344 000 by year end and cites shifts in medical training immigration and costs. It questions Congress plans and potential reform that could spur demand and alter supply dynamics.
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Harry Schwartz
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Grand Rapids
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Lee Talcott
Burt Talcott
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Congressional Messenger
Washington
Trouble as a test and a promise for believers
The excerpt states that troubles and adversity are for the good of Christians, citing Romans 8 28 and noting the promise applies to those called according to God s purpose. It emphasizes sincere love for God and Christian handling of trials, mentioning Dr Edward Wilson s death.
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Edward Wilson
Antarctic
Hart pushes Senate probe into medical costs and elder care abuses
Senator Phil Hart orders a new anti trust subcommittee inquiry into health costs Medicare frauds and abuses affecting the elderly. The probe targets hospital equipment consultants fake services and blood bank practices, aiming to expose profits over patient care.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
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Phil Hart
D-Mich
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Hart
Peacekeeping power must be strengthened
Viewpoint argues the United Nations needs charter reform to bar any veto by permanent Security Council members and to empower a peacekeeping force that can intervene in India Pakistan and other conflicts. It contends Soviet India ties and U S actions shape regional wars and urges prompt UN action.
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Indochina
India-Pakistan
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
Red China
United States
William Rogers
Moscow
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Egypt
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Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Saving Plan Promotes U.S. Savings Bonds Bonus Interest
The Payroll Savings Plan encourages employees to buy U.S. Savings Bonds with a bonus rate for E Bonds issued since June 1, 1970. Bondholders receive 4 percent first year and 0.5 percent bonus at maturity after five years ten months. The plan markets building an emergency fund for vacation education or retirement.
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