Dr Todd to lead AMA amid health reform split
Dr Malcolm C Todd of Long Beach will be inaugurated as president of the American Medical Association amid divisions over national health insurance and a peer review proposal. The AMA negotiates with Congress on amendments while Todd opposes the law, and faces balancing diplomacy with the profession’s cautious stance on government-imposed standards. Chicago Daily News reports Todd’s conciliatory, Kissinger-like style as key to healing rifts and guiding the association through controversy.
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California Arts Commission gets state funding boost
California ranks near bottom in arts support but aims to raise funding to 2 million with a matching fund plan. Governor Reagan has signed legislation and proposes a one million dollar allocation this year, while lawmakers push for a larger sum to improve quality of life and potential crime reduction.
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Letters to the editor scarred by school control and fireworks
Editor letters debate high school governance and student rights versus discipline. Jane Kasprzynski argues for hard work and rules to prepare youth for employment, while Lenola Metzler laments summer fireworks noise disrupting a Long Beach retirement community.
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Washington nonsense on Capitol talk as lawmakers pork up issues
Editor notes that only part of the line shows lawmakers discuss important issues while a lot of time is wasted. It laments the ongoing nonsense in Congress and calls for abolition of pointless talk. It jokes that Congress holds donkeys and elephants yet includes turkeys and asses.
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Leaks as a democracy safety valve in Nixon era debate
Washington reflects on leaks and the White House strategy, arguing leaks serve as a check on power while allies and foes exploit them. The piece cites Watergate transcripts and contrasts the need for transparency with the desire to avoid destabilizing disclosures. It frames leaks as potent yet dangerous tools in politics.
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Bremer near half year mark in Maryland prison routine
After 20 months of a 53 year term Bremer remains largely silent in Maryland State Penitentiary. He has a private cell, avoids interviews, and keeps to a daily grind in a medieval style facility with overcrowding and high walls. Authorities have denied appeals and federal charges may still proceed, while Wallace pursues political activity. Bremer works in the prison print shop and spends time with his father during occasional visits as he endures isolation and a restrained life behind walls.
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