Illinois Workmen's Compensation Law Reforms Urged
Editorial argues for medical standards to measure injuries and for changes to Illinois workmen's comp rules. It compares Wisconsin and Illinois procedures, tests employer costs, and supports the National Commission recommendations with a five year sunset on cost of living provisions.
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Illinois
General Assembly
Illinois Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission
Melvin Rosenbloom
University of Chicago
John F. Burton
National Commission On
Wisconsin
National Commission
Commission
National Commission On State
What happened to the Health Maintenance Organization idea
Five years after Nixon popularized HMOs, federal support waned amid medical opposition. Despite loans and grants encouraging demonstrations, only 12 of 181 prepaid groups meet the federal HMO definition. Supporters argue for open enrollment and community rating, while opponents say law hinders development and favors traditional care.
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Nixon
Kaiser Focneete
Pee
California
Health Insurance Plan
Greater
New York
Walter McClure
Health Research Organization
Interstudy
Paul Elwood
McClure
Jon G. Smillie
Group Health Association of America
Congress
Hmos
Kaiser
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Consensus
Government Accounting Office
Edward Kennedy
The
American Medical Association
James H. Sammons
AMA
Rogers
Kennedy
Philip Caper
Caper
House
Senate
Nixon Memoir Deal Ties Times To Ex-President
The New York Times bought newspaper and magazine serialization rights to Richard M. Nixon memoirs. The six figure sum, all before the decimal, binds publisher and former president in a rare business alliance. Public disclosure hinges on internal leaks from sources within the Times.
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New York Times
Richard M. Nixon
Times
Nixon
Daniel Ellsburg
Daniel Schorr
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
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Next President should permit amnesty and normalize Vietnam ties
James M. Wall argues the next U S president must address Vietnam legacy by endorsing amnesty for war protesters and restoring relations with a unified Vietnam. He cites Article 8 of the Paris Agreements, reconstruction aid, trade embargo lifting, and UN recognition as steps toward national unity and world respect.
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Vietnam
James M. Wall
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
White House
Hubert Humphrey
U.S
United States
United Nations
Richard Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Johnson
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