Health Care It Is Serious The Medicaid Fraud Debate
The piece argues Medicaid waste and fraud burden the poor with 21 million recipients and a $32 billion budget. It cites Sen. Moss on admin waste and 4 percent of doctors involved, notes Talmadge proposals for tighter controls, and urges careful reform before the 95th Congress convenes.
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Frank E. Moss
Utah
Congress
Sen. Moss
Herman E. Talmadge
George T. Bushee
Georgia
Talmadge
Edgar T. Beddingfield
American Medical Association
West Point Honor Code Endures Amid Calls for Reform
The West Point honor code, in effect since 1802, shaped leaders such as Lee, Jackson, Grant, Eisenhower, and Patton. Amid debates over softer penalties, supporters argue preserving the code’s rigor protects the academy’s legacy and national military leadership.
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West Point
U.S. Army
Lee
Jackson
Sheridan
Pershing
MacArthur
Patton
Bradley
Dwight Eisenhower
U.S. Grant
Army
Greeks Still Touchy About Turks
An opinion piece argues Greek Turkish tensions remain high since the Cyprus crisis of 1974. It blames Papandreou for inflaming dissent and pushing toward clash, while noting long standing Aegean disputes and Turkish claims to Greek islands.
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Athens
Cyprus
NATO
Pericles
Island
Karamanlis
Papandreou
Greece
Turkey
Aegean Sea
Aegean
Security Council
Rand McNally
The Corporation May Be Dead
In St Andrews at the Mont Pelerin Society, economists warn the modern corporation risks decline amid bankruptcy, price controls, nationalization and public pressure. Swedish and Norwegian experts cite state interference and oil wealth. British and German delegates debate worker management and co-determination. Keith Joseph warns Britain risks sliding toward socialism if thrift is eroded.
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Smith
Mont Pelerin Society
St. Andrews
Adam Smith
Armin Alchian
U.S
Ralph Nader
Alchian
Fredborg
Norway
Ole-Jacob Hoff
Ramon Diaz
Uruguay
Malcolm Fisher
Britain
Mont Pelerin
Brazil
Keith Joseph
Conservative Party
Corporation
England
Editors Quote and Child Nap Quip
A playful collection of editor quotes and a child's nap remark. The lines juxtapose editorial wit with a frazzled mother and a child’s humorous complaint about needing to nap when she’s tired.
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Shelby Friedman
Carter Should Show Interest In War Dead
Washington column lauds Jimmy Carter for a blanket pardon to draft evaders while urging broader compassion for Vietnam veterans. It argues lawmakers should honor all war dead and acknowledge their sacrifice, noting many fought unwillingly yet fulfilled duty. The piece reflects on Arlington rhetoric and civic duty.
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Carter
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Vietnam
James Garfield
Arlington National Cemetery
Garfield
Oklahoma Headlines Stir Across State Figures and Feints
OSU football faces NCAA troubles while OU fans weigh sympathy and scorn. Governor Boren plans a Pacific trip to promote a wheat diet and advises Carter on energy and Far East affairs. OU president Sharp heads to Australia as Clemm McSpadden faces federal job talk amid Communist ballot efforts.
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Boren
Korea
Taiwan
Oklahoma
Jimmy Carter
Pacific
Carter
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