Rural health myths vs. reality in countryside living
USDA analysis argues rural life does not ensure better health as infant mortality remains higher than urban areas and access to care lags. Hazardous work, aging populations, and fewer insured farm workers drive needs, while rural doctor supply and hospital resources trail metro areas despite some growth in mid level practitioners.
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University of Iowa
Ahearn
United States
Heat Wave Hits Northeast As Death Toll Rises Across Regions
The Northeast endured record July heat with New York City reaching 101 and cities like Baltimore 102 and Newark 100 as a multi-state heat wave claimed at least 1,167 lives. Kansas City faced 111 deaths with 235 statewide, while authorities urged rain prayers in Oklahoma and conservation in nearby areas.
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Associated Press
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Bob Dietlein
Weather Service
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Baltimore
Mercury
Newark
N.J
Kansas City
National Guard
St. Louis
National
Oklahoma
George Nigh
Bailey Smith
Carter plan foregoes tax cut with 1981 deficit forecast
The Carter administration rejects a tax cut now, predicting no balanced budget in 1981 and a $30 billion deficit, with 1980 deficit jumping to $61 billion amid recession. Unemployment may hit 8.5 percent by year end, staying near that level through 1981, while inflation climbs around 10 percent in 1981.
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Carter
Mt. St. Helens
James T. McIntyre Jr
Office of Management and Budget
McIntyre
Ronald Reagan
Senate
House
Baseball Scoreboard Shuffle of City Matchups
Chicago at Kansas City and Detroit at California headline a scoreboard update with Toronto at Oakland Cleveland at Seattle also noted. The brief lists the day’s matchups and keeps the tone of a compact score digest for readers tracking teams and venues.
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Associated Press
Y Jwl Pet
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Oakling
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Eckersley
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Baumgarten
Leonard
C. Martinez
Stone
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Zann
Cate
Wilcox
Aase
No Toronte
Kingman
Garland
Abbott
Counseling Aids Runaway Credit Counselor Help
R.W. a New Yorker once earning 32 000 a year fell into five figure debt after recession and poor investments. With 200 nonprofit consumer credit groups under the NCFC he worked a budget plan, wife started working, and within two years cleared debts. Now cautious, he fears returning to old spending.
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R.W
Manhattan
Social Consumer Credit Counseling Service
National Foundation For Consumer Credit
H St. N.W
Washington, D.C
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