Editorial: Hospital cost cuts favor salaried doctors
A 1975 based study shows pathologists radiologists and anesthesiologists earn more under percentage pay than salaries. Public Citizens Health Research Group says taxpayers overpay by as much as 215 million yearly. A move to salary pay aims to curb rising hospital costs and restrict Medicare Medicaid charges.
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Public Citizens Health Research Group
Congress
Carter
Summer Market Madness Signals New Season Rush
After Labor Day the AP observes a rush to finish tasks from summer and the return of politics and sports. Fed consumer credit and big banks loom, with 7.25 percent prime at United Jersey Bank hinting at tighter money. Some savers plan off season getaways at discount rates.
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House of Numbers
Bureau of Economic Analysis
United Jersey Bank of
Today in History September 7 1977 Highlights
Events include 1940 London Blitz begins, 1533 Elizabeth I born, 1812 Borodino battle, 1822 Brazil declares independence, 1825 Lafayette farewell, 1930 Boulder Dam work begins, 1953 Viet Nam arrests, 1967 panel proposal for federal student bank, 1972 Lebanon clash, 1974 Mig 25 asylum in US, plus birthdays Elia Kazan and Peter Lawford. quote from Shakespeare.
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Associated Press
London
England
Elizabeth I
Borodino
Moscow
Brazil
Portugal
Marquis de Lafayette
John Adams
White House
Boulder Dam
Hoover Dam
Colorado River
South Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Federal Bank
Lebanon
Japan
United States
Elia Kazan
Peter Lawford
William Shakespee
Advance slush fund warning from Congress on office accounts
Washington article notes House members will disclose office account finances for first time but predicts few big revelations. It outlines past abuses used for newsletters, travel, clubs, liquor, and personal expenses, with the Senate already requiring disclosure since 1968 and a lengthy regulatory process ending in 1976. The piece says mandatory reporting begins, yet public records cover only post regulation activity, and critics urge accountability.
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Washington
NEA
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Congress
Federal Election) Commission
Thomas B. Curtis
Commission
Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
Baker and GOP fund drive under fire amid defense push
Washington insiders accuse Senator Howard Baker and fellow Republicans of using a national defense survey to raise funds for the party. About $250,000 in contributions were routed to GOP senators, while thousands of surveys were discarded. Officials deny wrongdoing, citing a processing error and miscommunications in the mailing. Also notes long waits and denials in Social Security benefits, highlighting widespread agency frustrations and specific cases like Dorothy and Joe Lopez.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Senate
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
U.S. Senate
Bank of Virginia
Vance Hawthorne
GOP
Republican National Senatorial Committee
Robert Moore
Ofr
Dorothy Lopez
Joe
Joe Lopez
Lopez
Dorothy
Congressional
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