Editorial on the wellness movement in medicine
An editorial argues the wellness movement and holistic medicine emphasize treating the whole person rather than disease alone. It cites a Reston Virginia group, self-care, education, and lifestyle as core ideas, noting echoes of traditional country doctors and Mayo Clinic insights.
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Reston
Washington, D.C
Mayo Clinic
Need for a closer look at Medicare fraud case counts
FBI documents reveal 667 fraud cases in Medicare and Medicaid, with most arising internally or via industry tips. William Webster criticizes lack of referrals from HHS Inspector General and cites California Medifraud as the largest known scandal, urging Secretary Harris to reassess savings opportunities.
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Patricia Harris
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
FBI
William Webster
Select Committee On Aging
California
Medifraud
Webster
Department of Health and Human Services
Harris
Investment clubs post startling gains amid long horizon bets
New York AP reports investment clubs, though often small in scale with typical monthly investments around 20 dollars, have outsize gains from long holdings Moog Inc and Kaneb Services. One Moog stake rose from 1,875 cents in 1975 to over 25 dollars, a 1233 percent five year gain, reflecting amateur artists pooling resources to beat markets. The article notes that the clubs’ strategy emphasizes reinvestment, discipline, and patience, with a 30 year track record cited by Royal Oak association official Thomas O Hara, despite periods of disbandment in weak markets.
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New York
Moog, Inc
Moog
National Association of Investment Clubs
Association
Better Investing
Kaneb Services
The
Royal Oak, Mich. Association
Thomas O'Hara
Ocean based MX plan sparks westward debate
The piece argues against placing half the MX missile system in the High Plains of Texas and eastern New Mexico, noting vast environmental, economic, and cultural impacts. It cites a $17 million Air Force report predicting significant disruption, water stress, and costs up to $56 billion, while Reagan transition plans consider mobile basing and an ocean-based option to avoid soil devastation.
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New York
High Plains
Texas
New Mexico
Panama Canal
Air Force
Utah
Nevada
Stuart Bias
Clovis
N.M
America
Shor
Radcliff
General Accounting Office
Scott Matheson
Jim Santini
Reagan
Bill Buckley
National Review
Navy
John E. Draim
Space Systems
Ocean
Carter earns spurs in shipping warning to Kremlin
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Carter used Dec 7 to threaten swift retaliation if the Soviet Union invaded Poland. The plan includes port worker strikes, allied participation, and possible lethal arms sales to China, with AFL CIO chief Lane Kirkland backing the move. Western Europe and Japan reportedly approved steps, while Poland remains in Moscow’s orbit.
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Jimmy Carter
Moscow
Kremlin
Poland
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Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Free World Trade Union
Japan
China
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Afghanistan
Reagan
European
Zbigniew Brzezinski
White House
Brzezinski
Camp David
Brest Litovsk
Vladimir Volynskiy
Kaliningrad
Gdansk
Gdynia
East Germany
Journal-World publication and subscription rates
The Journal-World of Lawrence Kansas lists its editor W C Simons and provides daily publication details from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. It includes subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas County adjoining counties Kansas City area and nationwide, with USPS and postmaster details.
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Sixth and
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Deng presses China toward a costly political purge
Washington column argues Deng Xiaoping imitates Mao by purging opposition and lining up a successor. Hu Yaobang would replace Hua Guofeng as party chairman, seen as Deng’s man and a sign of future leadership. The piece weighs Deng’s miscalculations abroad and at home, urging cautious reform and stability.
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Mao
Deng Xiaoping
Deng
Hua Guofeng
Hua
Gang of Four
Central Committee
Peking
Hu Yaobang
Jiang Qing
Miss Qing
China
America
Asia
India
Banks Cut Prime Rate For Creditworthy Borrowers
Major banks reduced their prime rate to 6 percent from 7 percent citing slackening loan demand. It marks the fifth cut this year for top borrowers. Lawrence banks will likely follow East trends though local action lags.
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Lawrence
East
Jerry Donnelly
Memphis
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