Health insurers push back on Kennedy national plan
Private health insurance executives dispute Edward Kennedy’s proposal, arguing minimal profits in group plans and warn of massive job losses under a federal health security system. They support Burleson-McIntyre plans and caution about a costly federal bureaucracy undermining private expertise.
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John Cunniff
New York
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
J. Henry Smith
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Smith
Congress
Prise
Kennedy-Griffith
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Health Security Board
Blue Joss
Blue Shield
Sen. Kennedy
Burleson- McIntyre
Blue Cross
Gets Point Teddy Looks Forward To Rabies Clinic
A four month old Chihuahua named Gets Point Teddy waits at the Monterey County rabies clinic for his first vaccination. He eyes a large needle and syringe as he anticipates the shot, the start of rabies vaccines for dogs aged four months.
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Teddy
Monterey County
NCAA spending and revenue reach high in 1969 nationwide
About 650 institutions in the National Collegiate Athletic Association spent over 300 million dollars in 1969 while more than 200 million dollars were earned from sources tied to staging athletic events.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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