Experts Predict Doctor Surplus and Limit Med School Enrollments
Washington panel forecasts 70 000 doctor surplus by 1990 and urges medical schools to limit enrollments while steering new physicians toward general practice. It calls for incentives for practices in shortages and tighter limits on foreign graduates to curb imbalances through 2000.
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Dole aide calls Simpson charge ridiculous
Kim Wells, director of Bob Dole's Topeka campaign, says Simpson's charge that Dole blocks hazardous waste cleanup legislation is ridiculous and ignores Senate procedure. Wells notes Dole supports the Super Fund bill in open hearings, while Simpson claims Senate foot-dragging hindered passage.
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Shooting Trial Testimony From Oklahoma Hearing
Witnesses described Patterson shot and killed in a street incident with pellet wounds to the heart liver and other organs. Autopsy case details were presented by pathologist Maddrell as officials and Patterson's mother identified photographs from the scene. In other news Gov Nigh as Arkansas tie breaks tie by snipping a Razorback tie during a barling dedication.
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Carter Urges IMF Not to Be Diverted by Political Disputes
President Carter at the 1980 IMF World Bank meeting urges the fund to resist external political pressure and protect its integrity. He stresses energy program aims for a fair deal for oil producers and consumers, and praises World Bank President Robert McNamara for guiding global cooperation to improve human conditions.
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Arab nations sidestep PLO observer clash at meeting
A source says Arab nations paused demands for seating the PLO as an observer to avoid disrupting the annual meeting while still resisting full concession. They aim to accommodate President Carter and prevent U.S. criticism over the PLO stance. DES MOINES AP report notes the move. tensions linger.
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Public Hearing Sought on Ottawa FY 198 Community Development Grant
The Ottawa City Commission schedules a public hearing on October 15 at 9 35 a m in City Hall to gather input for the proposed FY 198 Community Development grant application. A second hearing is set for November 5 at 9 45 a m.
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