Governors warn of health costs sparking citizen revolt
In Boston, Senator Edward M. Kennedy warned governors that rising health costs could trigger a citizen revolt surpassing tax protests. He urged action on national health care, arguing current care is a failure and costly for state budgets. Governors Milliken and Dukakis backed delay and division on a unified plan, aiming to curb tax burdens and regional distress.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Michigan
Michael Dukakis
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Mathias Remains Loyal GOP Despite Liberal Votes
Maryland Senator Mac Mathias defends his GOP loyalty while defending a liberal voting record praised by some as Lincoln tradition. He cites farming ties and a joke about poison ivy as he navigates party critics and questions about his place in the Republican ranks. Figures note he cast only 27 of 100 votes with Republicans over nine years, while some insist he switch parties or be labeled a cannibalizer of the GOP.
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U.S. Senate
Republican Party
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Lincoln
Matias
Maryland
Abraham Lincoln
Abe Lincoln
Consumer tips urge careful shopping and complaints
Consumer education warns lazy purchases cost money and urges timely complaints about faulty products or services. The article cites estimates of losses from shoddy merchandise and high interest as guidelines, advising readers to check sources and contact state or local consumer offices when pursuing a resolution. It notes the National Association of Attorneys General and district attorney offices as references.
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Office of Consumers' Education
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National Association of Attorneys General
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W. Salle
Washington
Postal Strike Threat Looms as Deadline Passes
Washington AP reports a midnight strike deadline threatens the Postal Service with a possible walkout. Bolger insists on legal steps and arbitration if talks fail while unions push for renegotiation. Benefit checks for 17.7 million Social Security recipients rely on bank delivery but 28 million others could face delays.
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Sorial Security
Feders! Genes! Plai
Postal Service Today
William F. Bolger
Bolger
National League of Postmasters Convention
Damsz
CBS
New pope John Paul I vows candor and reform drive
Vatican City AP reports the new pope, Cardinal Albino Luciani, later John Paul I, telling 200000 in St Peter's Square he seeks candor and to press ongoing Vatican II reforms. He pledges to ease internal tension, emphasize social justice, evangelism, and ecumenism while preserving doctrine.
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World Council of Churches
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Charles Long
Vatican Secretariat For Christian Unity
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Robert Graham
Vatican
Curia
Terence Cooke
New York
Crawford facing trial and possible expulsion in Moscow
Washington Post reports Soviet officials intend to try Francis J. Crawford on currency speculation charges and possibly expel him. Armand Hammer said Brezhnev hinted the case would proceed with a light sentence and possible departure for Crawford.
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Francis J
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Soviet Union
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Washington Post
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Armand Hammer
U.S
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Crawford
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International Harvester
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Francis J. Crawford
New Jersey
Inside The News General Strike Cripples Nicarages
Ambiguous report notes a general strike disrupting Nicarages with unclear context. Weather hints of cloudy warmth and possible thunderstorms through Tuesday. Local implications incomplete as OCR segments unreadable.
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