Inflation and health costs pressure budgets and care
The piece notes rising medical costs since 1950, with hospital stays up dramatically. It discusses regulatory efforts, employer strategies like HMOs and self insurance, and regional Health Systems Agencies guiding facility needs and cost awareness. L. Kent Reitz argues for broad containment, patient involvement, and cautions against relying on national health insurance or federal controls.
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R. J. Reynolds Industries
Gilfette Co
Health Systems Agencies
Hsas
Reitz
Tests for teachers by Andrew Tully in Washington
The piece criticizes Washington DC for dropping teacher testing since 1963 and argues for written exams and practical demonstrations to prove teaching ability. It notes discrimination concerns, cites Prince George's and Montgomery counties tests since 1975, and advocates accountability to improve student outcomes and future prospects.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Henry Adams
Bia
Adams
Schéril
Vincent Reed
D.C
Lien
Telus
Reed
Tdi Amin
Prince George's
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Pereon
Pear Hobble and Saipan Echoes of War's Aftermath
A reflective 1977 piece by Jenbix Lloyd Jones from the Los Angeles Times Syndicate recalls Saipan March 1945 and the brutal cliff where Japanese civilians chose death. The author contrasts wartime brutality with postwar aid pitfalls and urges cool appraisal of all peoples beyond vengeance.
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Jenbix
Lloyd Jones
Saipan
Martenas
Garapan
Moshitsugo Saito
U.S
West Germany
Ethiopia
Pelelius
Tim
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Carter, Young not at odds in Africa policy debate
Los Angeles Times Syndicate reports that Andrew Young, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, faces criticism for his pro independence stance in Africa and for acting with limited guidance from Secretary of State. The piece argues Carter and Young remain aligned and stresses the high stakes of U.S. policy in Africa amid Cold War rivalries.
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Norman Cousins
Andrew Young
United Nations
America
United States
Africa
Cyrus Varice
Andy Young
Jimny Carter
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Young
Jiminy Carter
Mr. Carter
White House
Freedom Movement
Soviet Union
Laos
Vietnam
Cambodia
Indochina
Souvalina Phoummin Taos
Souvanna Phourni
South Africa
Rhodesia
Kissinger
da Muelt
Billy Graham
Billy
L. Nelson Bell
Ruth Graham
Dr. Bull
Groucho
Ted
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
There’s a Better Way to Grow Old in Groucho’s Shadow
The article surveys Groucho Marx’s declining circle, noting Nat Perrin’s reluctance to oversee the aged star, Arthur Marx’s opposition to Miss Memloy, and lingering disputes over who will inherit Groucho’s money as the end nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulnanvey
Gemelin Marx
Erin Fleming
Nat Perrin
Jook
Groucho
Perrin
Groucho Fies
Today in History highlights from 1958 to 1977 events
A collage of notable dates from 1958 Suez Canal handover to Egypt, 1802 Columbus discovery of Martinique, 1917 Pershing in Paris WWI, WWII open city status for Paris, and later mentions of U S Supreme Court first black justice Thurgood Marshall, Nixon U S Soviet arms talks, Ethiopian executions, plus quotes on marriage longevity and thoughtful musings.
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Associated Press
Britain
Suez Canal
Egypt
Christopher Columbus
Martinique
Ullawa
John Pershing
Paris
Uxo
U.S
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
Nuelear
Ethiopia
Irvin
Cobb
Meeting Notice From Greeley Tribune Reveals Union Ad
Fragmentary local notice shows Tribune meeting details and affiliated organizations. Authorities reference Associated Press United Press International and Colorado Press Association. Content includes auditing bureau and print union affiliations, with limited readable data.
Letters to the Tribune on Arms College faculty pay
A correspondence to The Tribune argues that Arms College salaries lag state averages. The author cites the State Board Digest showing 1976-77 Colorado community college faculty averaged 14,585 dollars, higher than Arms College. The letter contends proposed 1977-78 raises would cut purchasing power by about 600 dollars annually due to inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Alms Community College
State Board of Community Colleges
Joint Budget Committee
Colorado
Arms College
Colorado State Community College
Tela
Former West High principal grateful to graduates
The retired West High principal thanks the Greeley West High School graduating class of 177 for the gift and recognition at commencement last Friday. He also commends class officers Skip Partridge Mary Marion and Jill Adams for leadership and praises Dan Matis for his yearly work with the senior class. He lauds Ban for optimism and enthusiasm and offers best wishes to the graduates for success and happiness.
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the Tribune
Hank the
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L. Kent Reitz
Kodak
Weld County Hospital Board of Trustees
Solly
Suicide Cliff
Ly Banzai Cliff
Japan
Truk Lagoon
Peraliu
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Honolulu
Guam
Carter, Young
People's Republic of China
Immy Carter
Los Angeles
Thines Syndicate
Greeley Daily Tribune
The
Greeley
Nm Tribune Rean Biltae
Ain Gr
Cabs Rial
United Press International
Los Angels
Times Syndicate Features
Colorado Press
Asoo
Island Daily
Prose Asan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Greeley Typographical Union
William L. Shell
Community Allege
West High
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