Thatcher urges equal concessions in arms talks
London AP Thatcher presses the United States and the Soviet Union for realistic, equal concessions in upcoming arms control talks with Mikhail Gorbachev. She warns differences are vast yet notes shared aims to halt armed conflict while acknowledging limited hope for a Northern Ireland breakthrough.
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FMH occupancy and costs cited in state health plan
The FMH system reports occupancy near 95 percent during the holidays and notes low per patient costs, with 1983 FMH averages at 1687 dollars versus state 2998 dollars. the governor's endorsable commission proposals would shape major health care bills for January legislature, though passage is uncertain. In Houston, the Houston Symphony is noted as having the most women musicians among top U.S. orchestras, per executive director Gideon Toeplitz.
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Panel says 10 000 doctors have fake degrees
A House Select Committee on Aging health subcommittee estimates 10 000 physicians in the nation hold fraudulent degrees from foreign medical schools. A broker testified he earned about 1.5 million dollars over three years selling fake credentials, supplying around 160 such degrees.
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Reagan Defends Policy as Worldwide Anti-Apartheid Protests Grow
President Reagan cited quiet diplomacy for releasing 11 of 16 South African political prisoners after protests outside embassies and campuses. Rep. Rangel and Rep. Towns were among those arrested at a New York demonstration, while others protested at Maryland and California campuses. Randall Robinson contested Reagan credit, arguing U.S. actions helped detentions.
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Federal health fraud cost cited in 1964 report
The News quotes a congressional committee calling the situation perhaps the most grievous health fraud and the largest medical scandal. It notes the federal government spends more than 2 billion to students in foreign medical schools, with as much as 78 million wasted, according to the panel.
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