Addict M. D. Claims Profession Doesn't Know How To Treat Him
A New Jersey pediatrician turned addict criticizes medicine for failing to treat his problem and allowing government agencies to dictate prescriptions. He recalls eight years of addiction, hospitalizations, a suspended license, and eventual recovery through a methadone research program. He warns that many physicians risk becoming addicts and losing their careers in the coming years.
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U S Teachers Unions Urged To Merge Forces
Richard G. Batchelder, president of the NEA with about a million members, urged the American Federation of Teachers to merge for a single professional front. The suggestion marked the first open talk of a union merger between NEA and AFT CIO.
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