Reagan Era Wastes in California Inefficiencies
A Kansan now editing a California newspaper cites wasteful state spending. He notes a lieutenant governor paid 35000 with bodyguard cost 50000, liquor pricing controls costing 133 million, a rehabilitation director earning 33216 directing two staff, and a volunteer National Guard chaplain program at 40000 for 38 chaplains.
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Department of Rehabilitation
National Guard
Ronald Reagan
California
Socialized Medicine Inevitable Says HEW Chief to Congress
The head of the Health, Education and Welfare department told Congress that government controls on doctor fees are coming and that as much as 5 billion dollars could be saved yearly in hospital costs without harming care. He blamed excessive testing and hospitalizing for high costs and noted the government funds medical care for millions. The American Hospital Association opposes arbitrary federal ceilings and the AMA will likely fight fee controls.
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
Congress
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Washington
Arthritis in Youngster Seeks Doctor’s Advice
Mrs HS asks Dr Thosteson about her three year old granddaughter with rheumatoid arthritis. She notes corticosteroids and aspirin caused issues, fears knee transplant if healing fails, asks where donor bone would come from and whether the disease can be cured. The child remains cheerful riding her trike.
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Dr. Thosteson
Still's disease in children and arthritis insight
Juvenile arthritis differs from adult forms but shares treatment with aspirin steroids or gold injections. Still's disease often begins with high fever and fatigue, rash, enlarged lymph nodes and spleen, and a small chinbone. Eye inflammation can occur. bone transplant is not used. With medicine and therapy about 80 percent recover. tricycle riding is a recommended therapy.
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Still
Soviet solid on five year wheat aid pact despite bumper crop
Deputy Secretary John White says the Soviet Union shows no sign of backing out of the five year minimum purchase agreement with the United States for wheat and corn. USDA estimates Soviet 1977 production at 215 million tons, with weather this summer likely to decide final output. The U.S. wheat stockpile is projected to rise to about 1.4 billion bushels by next June, the largest since 1963, as talks in London and fall meetings seek to align world supplies with Canada and other exporters.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Soviet Union
United States
John White
Moscow
White
Agriculture Department
USDA
United Gates
U.S
Russia
Department
London
Canada
Economic Importance Of Taiwan By John Cunniff
Taiwan will stay and thrive, says Ambassador James C Chen, as U.S. investors weigh recognition of the mainland. Global firms invested over 140 million in Taiwan last year, with U.S. totals dropping from prior figures, while Chen urges careful handling of U.S. policy to preserve credibility and security.
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John Cunniff
New York
Taiwan
James C.H. Chen
Republic of China
People’s Republic of China
Peking
U.S
Island
Republic
U.S.A
China
United States
Chen
Vietnam
TV Tonight and ABC Friday Movie Double Feature
TV listings note the ABC Friday night movie double feature with The Great American Cowboy and Lovin Mal ly, plus several other programs including Quincy and The Rockford Files. The page mixes film titles, guest stars, and schedule blocks for multiple stations and segments.
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Larry Mahan
Phil Lyne
Sanford and Sons
Lamont
Denna
Rick
Alvid Purdy
Bsland
George
Special On Cuban Exiles By Jerry Buck
CBS Reports narrator Bill Moyers questions secret CIA trained Cuban exile army now at odds with Washington. The two hour documentary traces the Bay of Pigs to Watergate and assassination plots, detailing violence and betrayal by exiles and CIA ties amid Castro’s claims of 24 plots against him.
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Jerry Buck
LOS Angeles
CIA
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Washington
Havana
Bill Moyers
CBS
Moyers
U.S
Bay of Pigs
Democratic Party
George Crile III
Castro
John F. Kennedy
U.S.A
United States
Ottawa Herald Classified Rates And AP Policy
Ottawa Herald subscription prices for in area and out of area mail are listed with monthly and yearly options. The piece notes tax rules and states AP news content rights for local news and dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert A. Wellington
Rudrehiders
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Rockford Files
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Sylvester Stallone
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Burgess Meredith
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