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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1971

Page

8

Congress Considers Broad Health Insurance Overhaul

Washington eyes mid June start on a national health program with options ranging from government run funded by taxes to private plans backed by incentives. Projections put cost between 12 and 30 billion with employer and employee shares, tax credits and HMOs shaping a universal system.

Washington Congress Nixon House Ways and Means Committee Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Afl-Cio AMA Medicredit

Quick Action Needed Big Cats Head For Extinction

AP reports a dramatic decline in big cats across the world. Asiatic lions count about 150 in an Indian preserve as scavengers threaten their food. Tiger numbers dropped from 40 000 to about 2 500 after bans on hunting and trade. Jaguars in the Amazon are so scarce that zoos require long travel to locate one.

Nixon Laguna Hills Calif Europe Asia India George Schaller New York Zoological Society Rockefeller University Africa South America

Kansas City minority job record labeled deplorable by EEOC official

Gwendolyn Wells of the EEOC says minority employment in the Kansas City area is failing to improve. She cites white collar and managerial gaps, with blacks underrepresented across crafts and service roles, and notes the need for stronger enforcement beyond law alone.

Kansas City Gwendolyn Wells Washington Area U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Wells

Newark Reopens After 11 Week Teachers Strike

Newark ends its lengthy strike as 80,000 students and 4,200 teachers return to class. A three member arbitration panel, reinstatement of 347 suspended teachers, and agreed nonprofessional duties resolve bargaining disputes amid prior racial tensions. Salaries were settled with a $500 annual raise in the second year of a two year contract.

Newark N.J Kenneth Gibson

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