Doctors Lose Battle as Health Care Turns Socialized
Opinion piece argues national health insurance is coming, criticizing hospital costs and taxpayer funded care. It claims government regulation will replace market competition, warns patients and doctors will suffer under socialized medicine, and cites rising costs at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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The Happy Warrior Humphrey and His Campaign Ways
Sen Hubert Humphrey, aging gracefully after surgery, draws friendly thoughts despite political aggression fading. He spent 550000 last year to seek re election and repaid 1100 in free mailing abuses. Congress grants him privileges, office, and pay with little extra responsibility.
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Praises for sanitation crew and Mobile Village housing debate
A reader commends city sanitation workers for aiding a resident with yard debris. The letter argues Mobile Village should be retained as a home for many residents, detailing housing needs, privatized grounds, relocation challenges, and opposition to Pinckney Neighborhood Association plans. Esther Parks discusses community impact and calls for consideration of older residents and local services.
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Brock to lead GOP outreach solo amid party splits
Republican national chairman William Brock moves to act as sole party spokesman to counter Carter tactics. He seeks private policy task forces on economy energy taxes and foreign policy, avoiding Rhodes and Baker. Conservatives welcome the shift while warning Baker and Rhodes hesitate on joint appearances.
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Begin Walks Softly On Israel's Right to Judea and Samaria
George F. Will analyzes Menahem Begin's stance on Judea and Samaria asserting Israel's historic claim without annexation rhetoric. He argues legitimacy rests on Western conscience and liberal democratic norms, not mere biblical promises, urging measured diplomacy and cautious rhetoric to secure Western support.
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Self-help trends in books at the American Booksellers Convention
Reporter recounts booths at the Washington convention showcasing outlandish fall titles from heart transplant guides to real estate sex manuals. He notes spoof works like The Joy of Oil Spills and Confessions of an Oral Surgeon, plus satire on Roots style sequels and a lawsuit over Leaves discovery in New Jersey.
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Women Directors Rise With Education Backgrounds
NEW YORK AP The 1976 study of 1,189 new directors shows women rising on corporate boards. Of 612 respondents, 71 were women, up to 6 percent from 5 in 1975. Women more often come from education, academia or public service and hold dean, professor or president roles, unlike most men who are corporate officers. Government experience is increasingly observed among new directors.
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Heidrick and Struggles Inc
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Academe
KU Chancellor greets seniors at 18,500 turnout in Memorial Stadium
Clarke Wescoe delivered a poetry themed greeting to the KU senior class as 18,500 packed Memorial Stadium for the event and an encore followed. The report notes other political and athletic items across the era including Sunflower Boys State governor candidates and track marks set by Glenn Cunningham.
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