Open Debate on Campaign Ethics and AMA Contributions
The piece discusses campaign money return by several congressional candidates to the AMA and the legalities under new law. It notes calls for tighter enforcement and openness, warns of influence by unions and other groups, and urges consistent enforcement to curb special interest pressure amid Watergate memories.
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American Medical Association
The
Christian Science Monitor
AMA
Wall Street Journal
Rights To Privacy In The Orwellian Era Discussion
Washington debates privacy as Watergate echoes in calls for federal controls on personal data. Senate studies reveal 1.2 billion records across 858 data banks, often with no statutory authority, fueling cross party push for comprehensive laws. critics warn state and private sectors already pose dangers.
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Senate Judiciary Subcommittee On
Roper Polling Organization
Domestic Council Committee On the Right To Privacy
White House
Nixon
Ford
Suppressed VA study warns of nurse and doctor shortages
A confidential 32 hospital VA survey warns urgent funding of 160 million dollars is needed to fix deteriorating facilities and pay gaps that drive doctors away. The White House blocks copies as Congress debates veterans funds while reports cite fire safety, power capacity, overcrowding, and lack of elevators at multiple hospitals.
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Ford
White House
Congress
Senate
House Veterans Committees
House Veterans Committee
Batavia
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Augusta
Tucson
Ariz
Erie, Pa
Chicago
West Side
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Knoxville
Iowa
Lyons
N.J
Columbus
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
D-S.c
Bob Qwens
In Pursuit Of Historical Accuracy on More and Denunciations
Commentary on being denounced for views and the case of Thomas More. The author recalls past remarks about left handed Armenians and Tudors, defends More’s complexity, and criticizes the rush to sainthood for anti lawyers.
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Epimenides
Ford
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Thomas More
More
Henry VIII
Rome
Thomas
England
Thomas Cardinal Wolsey
Henry
Capital Viewpoint Faith in Future by Cromley
US industry faces high replacement costs and inflation which limit modernization. Despite weak profits and borrowing strains, firms still plan large capital investments in paper metals and chemicals. The emphasis on expansion mirrors belief the economy will grow and avert deeper recession.
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U.S
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
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Wolsey
Thomas Cromwell
Erasmus
Ray Cromley
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