Realist view on hospital cost controls and reform
A joint House committee questions the Hospital Cost Containment Act proposals. It argues price controls and caps on capital investment are ineffective, favoring prospective reimbursement and stronger state health planning to curb rising hospital charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Commerce and Ways and Means
Advamc Ly Becaue
Health Planning Authority of
State
National Health Planning and Resources Act
Forest Service tests windproof outhouse for farm boys
A government project has spent about 860000 to develop a new letter outhouse. Experimental campgrounds in California house wind tested units designed for harsher winters. If they withstand Texas blue norther winds, rural farm boys may gain a tougher outhouse option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
U.S. Forest Service
California
Texas Blue
Dean
Autograph values rise and fall with demand and risk
The piece notes autographs lose value without personal effort and risk in obtaining them. It cites prices for figures like Sherman Hancock and Lindbergh and mentions Jefferson’s 1802 letter valued at $2,850, reflecting market highs and the collector’s mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Analysis of Middle East policy and oil power dynamics
The piece surveys U S Middle East policy from the 1960s to the 1970s, arguing that presidents favored Arab initiative while elite planners pursued grand settlements. It notes oil price leverage, failed package deals, and Anwar Sadat's expulsion of Soviets as strategic moves within a shifting geopolitical framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abu Adam Smith
Israel
OPEC
Freedom and Democracy The Buckley View in Time Magazine
Ralph Graves journeys to Asia to examine how political freedom and human rights interact with development. He reports on South Korea, Singapore, and the Philippines noting a need to distinguish political rights from broader human rights, and quotes officials on governance under evolving regimes. The piece highlights debate over Western democracy versus practical stability in developing states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time Magazine
James Carter
Ralph Graves
Life Magazine
Pacific
Graves
United States
South Korea
Singapore
Philippines
Nat Wukk Won
Nami
Marcos
Questioning leadership and direction in shifting nations
The fragment weighs how to balance growth and freedom, citing Lee Kuan Yew on whether a society is led by good men. It questions Argentina's Videla, Borges calling him a gentleman, and Marcos' wife asserting Marcos remains Filipino, not American, reflecting postwar identity tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Notre Dame
Lee Kuan Ye
Prime Minster
Singapore
Time
Lee
Gen Videla
Argentina
Jorge Luis Borges
Marcos
Graves
Asia
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New York
Wot. Sherman
Georgia
Hali Hancock
Lindbergh
Alwys
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson Wa
John P. Roche
Middle East
Lyndon B. Jamson
Masser
Jerusalem
Marquis Scranton
Duke Ropers
Prince Kissinger
White House
Ingic
Anwar Sadat
Mler
Egypt
ROCHE
Rothing
Bere
William F. Buckley Jr
John Dewey
Johnson
U.S
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