Delaware County doctors face higher malpractice insurance rates
The piece notes possible large rate increases for physicians in Delaware and nearby counties. It explains two state rating territories and that five counties, including Delaware, face higher premiums, especially for surgeons and specialists. The mismatch could push older doctors from practice while new grads struggle to enter.
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Chester
Delaware
Montgomery
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Doctors favor single rate structure for Pennsylvania
The piece argues many doctors want one statewide rate system, opposing the two territory setup treated as historic. Officials resist change, citing history as patients bear higher hospitalization costs. The Pennsylvania Medical Society weighs forming its own insurance company.
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Pennsylvania Medical Society
Pro/Con What lies ahead for America’s economy
Dr. Alice Rivlin analyzes inflation and recession as lasting problems. She notes a deep recession, a slow unemployment recovery, and risks from rising interest rates and external shocks like oil and food prices. She discusses wage and price controls, the role of a free price system, and the trade off between unemployment and inflation as policy seeks to stabilize growth.
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America
U.S
William Seidman
Goig
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OPEC
Dot
Adam Smith
Prospects of Pension Discussion in Washington at Kennedy Center
Public figures gather at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. to discuss pension prospects and answer questions. The briefing aims to clarify policy directions and address stakeholder concerns.
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Washington, D.C
Kennedy Center
Celebrity culture and political satire in American press
A satirical critique traces the allure of scandal from Liz Ray to Lt. Calley and Clifford Irving, arguing fame feeds on crime and deception. It compares celebrity with political and economic figures while warning against standby wage and price controls and calls for pro growth policies rather than broad government mandates.
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Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
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Barry Goldwater
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Johnny Carson
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Karl Menninger
John Dillinger
Melvin Purvis
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