Farber Case Trials and Notes Fight
Washington editorial notes discuss Myron Farber of The New York Times facing the Riverdell Hospital murder case involving Dr. Mario Jascalevich. The piece laments the spectacle and urges shelving the affair while recounting Farber's refusal to surrender investigative notes.
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Riverdell Hospital
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Supreme Court
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Congress
Pat Moynihan
New York
Alan Cranston
California
Philip Crane
Illinois
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Virginians urge defeat of D C voting rights amendment
The piece argues against granting D C full congressional voting power, noting constitutional hurdles and federal city status. It cites Walter Fauntroy's non voting seat, questions equal treatment of cities, and argues senators should oppose the amendment, reflecting Virginia perspectives.
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District of Columbia
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Walter E. Fauntroy
Virginia
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Philadelphia
Washington
Andrew P. Miller
John Warner
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Warner
Congress
Good Ordinance Backed by Winchester Readers
A letter applauds a revised city trash collection rule and questions collectors’ need to replace lids. It urges residents to buy containers and notes cleanliness as a health issue.
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the Star
Winchester
Health Insurance debate shapes national NHS proposals
The debate on national health insurance weighs options from Medicaid reforms to universal coverage. Arguments favor universal coverage cite better regulation and access, but risks include overuse and higher prices. Indemnity benefits are favored to curb utilization, while HMOs offer potential efficiency though are underdeveloped. A deductible based NHS plan could balance market allocation with strong protection for the poor.
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White House clashes with Congress over defense veto
Brown privately faults Carter for vetoing the defense authorization bill and prefers the impound and separate vote route. Carr’s bid to strip the nuclear carrier failed 293 to 106. Scowcroft rejects Carter offer. Vance seeks to recruit him. Bosworth wage policy sparks GOP criticism as Marshall is constrained. Case remains silent on endorsing Bell for New Jersey Senate race.
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Florida
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Marshall Committee
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Bill Bradley
New Jersey
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Uranium Tailings Cleanup May Hit Five Western States
Mesa County Colorado shows leukemia rates twice state average and hosts an inactive mill where ore processing ran 1951 1970. EPA officials warn tailings pose severe radiation risk while GAO and NRC cite 140 million tons nationwide. Congress seeks funding and rules for cleanup amid intergovernmental funding disputes.
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Colo
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Utah
Dick Wells
Salt Lake City
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Senate
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D-Colo
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