Texas Hospitals Clash Over Carter Califano Plan
A Texas Hospital Association convention exposed sharp divides over President Carter and Secretary Califano plans to limit hospital cost growth. The piece contrasts proposed caps with Texas fear of federal control, noting rising costs, Medicare and Medicaid dependence, and calls for cost management without harming access or quality.
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Editorial Ruling on Unemployment for Strikers
A federal judge struck down a 40-year New York law in a 1973 New York Telephone strike, ruling that paying unemployed benefits to strikers amounts to employers funding their own workers. The decision could affect bargaining, though an appeal is likely. The piece also comments on generational views and everyday life observations.
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IRS relies on informants to convict mobsters faces cuts
The Internal Revenue Service uses confidential informants to crack cases including the Fruehaus Trailer Company fraud. A two year GAO study will criticize the program and warn of further cuts that could cripple federal law enforcement. former commissioner Donald Alexander sparked pushback by slashing funds after two controversial operations.
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Chilean Pinochet kin linked to multimillion loan bid
A confidential letter and banking sources allege Rafael Saavedra Pinochet, nephew of Chile's dictator, coordinated a $100 million loan with European banks and later a $125 million loan with a Canada Latin America New York bank consortium. Chilean officials deny kin involvement and say the finance minister handles such negotiations.
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Sans Souci at High Noon Quandary in White House Tale
Art Buchwald imagines a chaotic White House dining scenario where a Carter intern in the mail room is hailed as an insider. A lawyer from Hogan & Hartson urges action while a defense contractor frets about deductible lunches. The piece lampoons access politics and the dining room as power theater.
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Public TV Tonight with Bubba Hutson and Nature Special
Public 1V Tuesday on Channel 7 at 7 p m features 14 year old airplane pilot Bubba Hutson as today's guest. National Geographic Special searches for the great apes highlighting two scientists studying mountain gorilla and orangutan. The Queen's Silver Jubilee Gala at Covent Garden is edited for retelecast with Queen Elizabeth and 27 royal family members in attendance.
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