New Health Care System Tops Nixon's '71 Plans
Washington AP Nixon's chief science adviser Dr Edward E. David Jr says the flagship of the 1971 legislative program will be health care reform with no new major federal outlays. He notes emphasis on universal access, disease prevention, and reforming delivery while avoiding heavy federal financing.
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POW Letters From Hanoi Show Gains
Washington reports 330 Americans in North Vietnamese POW camps mailed 2,578 personal letters home in the first 11 months. Postmaster Blount calls mail flow a marked increase over prior years, with Christmas letters and packages expanding the volume despite uncertain verification of delivery.
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U.S. Post Office
Winton M. Blount
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Blount
Paris
Post Office
Defense Department
Southeast Asia
Earth Tilt Noted Before Earthquakes
Stanford scientists report that large earth sections tilt before quakes and could enable early warning. Danville 4.0 quake last June 11 showed Bay Area tilt 29 hours earlier with instruments in San Francisco and Berkeley turning toward the epicenter.
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Calif
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Danville
San Francisco
R.M. Darrell Wood
Rex V. Allen
U.S. Geological Survey
National Center For Earthquake Research
Mento Park
Wood
Berkeley
California
San Andreas
House Liberals Seek To Choose New Leader
A coalition of moderate liberal and younger House Democrats nears uniting behind either Morris Udall or James O’Hara for the next majority leader post. Five candidates compete as Carl Albert vacates the role with Boggs and Udall leading the field, though neither has the 128 votes required in the caucus. Other contenders include Sisk Hayes and O’Hara, with Boland or O’Neill possible late entrants.
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Arizona
James O’hara
Michigan
Liberal Bloc
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
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Albert
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Udall
O’hara
B. F. Sisk
California
Wayne L. Hayes
Ohio
Edward P. Boland
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
Massachusetts
Boggs
South
House
Sisk
Hayes
Altar trees vandals ruin Carroll County recluse’s shrine
Carrollton landowner George C. H. Schauermann, who bought 56 secluded acres to meditate, finds two five foot spruce trees at his roadside altar cut down by vandals last week. A $25 reward is offered for information. The incident adds to multiple vandalism cases in the county, including damage to Francis Scott Key High School and the Hampstead area. Schauermann, not a follower of organized religion, sought solitude and peace on his land, hoping others understand how such acts harm the community during the season.
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Carroll County
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Randallstown
Baltimore County
Shauermann
Shhauermann
Westminster
Francis Scott Key High
Hampstead
Army Plans Switch To Volunteers
Washington AP report says next year’s defense budget includes about 1.3 billion dollars to move toward an all-volunteer armed forces by mid 1973. Pentagon leaders favor liberal recruiting incentives while limiting austerity in other military areas.
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