Backwards Again on a Surplus of Doctors
Ottawa Herald commentary argues that a doctor surplus is unlikely. rural towns lack physicians while aging doctors retire. It criticizes government meddling in medical education and opposed admission restrictions for foreign-trained physicians, urging supply and demand to work.
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Endorsement favors John Anderson over Carter or Reagan
Hutchinson News editor criticizes Carter for inflationary effects and incoherent leadership. Reagan is called nostalgically imprecise and limited by single interest, while Anderson is praised for compassionate social involvement, prudent economics, and honesty in taxation. The piece concedes Anderson unlikely to win, Carter unable to do the job, and Reagan appears the practical alternative.
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Comparing Diseases In Medical Letters To Readers
Dear Dr. Donahue letters discuss differences between asthma and emphysema, gallstone attacks, high blood pressure medications, and spondylo epiphyseal dysplasia tarda in a late 20th century reader column. Readers seek explanations and practical guidance on symptoms, treatment, and prognosis.
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A Conservative View Apres Moi Le Deluge by Kilpatrick
James Kilpatrick argues Carter’s campaign is unraveling with desparation and apocalyptic rhetoric. He criticizes Carter for forcing a bleak choice of unity versus division and attacks Reagan’s education and welfare plan as misrepresented. Kilpatrick defends limited federal role and questions Carter’s judgment and temperament.
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Palmer House
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Withdrawal From Inflation Sobering View By John Cunniff AP
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff outlines feared consequences of inflation relief, detailing impacts on homes, incomes, debts, and employment. He notes housing price gains, fixed-rate mortgages, and government payroll dynamics as key factors shaping public concern over a return to price stability. The piece uses a cautionary tone about the trade offs of taming inflation.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
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United Nations marks 35th anniversary amid doubts
United Nations chief Kurt Waldheim reports erosion of authority and credibility as Security Council decisions and General Assembly resolutions go unheeded. The charter began Oct 24 1945 and amid ongoing crises Iran Iraq Vietnam Afghanistan Cambodia South Africa the U.N. faces waning momentum and persistent international threats.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Iran
Iraq
U.N
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South Africa
Israel faces UN on Middle East war resolutions
Foes of Israel claim the Jewish State defies UN resolutions ordering Arab territory return from the 1967 war. Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir calls the resolutions cynical, noting half of Security Council debates this year have involved Israel.
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Israel
Middle East
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United Nations
Security Council
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing
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