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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1978

Page

5

Hospitals outline voluntary plan to curb health costs

The AMA American Hospital Association and Federation of American Hospitals propose a national voluntary program to slow hospital cost growth. Goals include a 2 percent annual reduction in expenditure growth over two years no net increase in beds in 1978 and reduced capital investment this year.

Chicago American Medical Association AMA The American Hospital Association Federation of American Hospitals

Emotional Two Hour Funeral For Hubert Humphrey

The emotional two hour service drew about 3000 mourners at House of Hope Church in St. Paul. Speakers included Rev Calvin Didier and President Carter with Mondale among the mourners praising Humphrey the long serving senator known for boundless energy and empathy.

Washington Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Congress Carter Humphrey U.S Hubert Didier Richard Nixon Lyndon Johnson Minneapolis

Funeral Honors Hubert H. Humphrey at Minneapolis Church

The ceremony in Minnesota honored Humphrey with leaders and diplomats present. He lay in state 17 hours at the capitol and 43,000 people passed by the casket. A private graveside followed at Lakewood Cemetery in snowy conditions.

Mondale Hubert Congress Humphrey Lakewood Minneapolis Minnesota House of Hope Didier

Soviets Push Huge Water Projects Across Vast Lands

The Soviet Union advances a multibillion dollar irrigation drive aiming to move water from Siberian rivers to the south. Plans include canals from the Pechora to the Kama and a massive 1426 mile Ob River to the Arctic diversion, with completion projected by mid century. Environmental concerns warn of climate effects and Arctic ice changes.

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