Tito S Yugoslav Rift With Moscow Questioned By Belgrade
Yugoslav press attacks Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria over the Brezhnev Tito talks and rejects Moscow’s consolidation of the socialist bloc. Belgrade publishes a Q A series clarifying friendship limits while continuing a broader anti U S offensive in the period after the Brezhnev summit.
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Belgrade
Tito
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Brezhnev
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Radio Belgrade
Community of Socialist
Yugoslavia
Europe
Warsaw Pact
United Nations
Common Sense Drives Call for Businesslike Government Accounting
Rep William Whitehurst of Virginia urges accrual based accounting for federal finances joined by Treasury Secretary William Simon and Rep Phillip Crane. The plan would require a central accounting system, show assets and liabilities, and mirror corporate reports to curb deficits and improve taxpayer understanding. The measure faces committee inaction but is urged for hearings and passage in the next session.
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William Whitehurst
Virginia
Treasury
William E. Simon
Rep
Whitehurst
Illinois
Phillip Crane
Congress
Committee On
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
Mr. Whitehurst
Yugoslav leader Tito amid Cold War paradoxes and Croat tensions
The piece analyzes Tito era Yugoslavia juggling East West pressures while facing Croatian nationalist tensions and U S. criticism. It notes Croat hijacking ties to U S. complicity claims and Yugoslavia seeking western naval access balanced against Soviet influence.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Milos Minic
U.S
Adriatic
Tivat
Soviet Union
Rip Offs in Medicare Medicaid Hurt Doctors and Hospitals
Dr Charles K Harmon cites cases showing physicians and hospitals losing money under Medicare and Medicaid as private patients subsidize government care. Hy Nursing homes and clinics face lower fees, while some patients receive partial reimbursements years later, leaving balances unpaid.
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Washington
Frank Moss
Utah
Moss
Charles K. Harmon
Sanford
Fla
Medicare
Medicaid
Harmon
Florida
Massachusetts
Indiana Hospital Association
U.S. District Court
HEW
Carter Faces Soviet Threat To U S Survival
Major General Daniel O Graham warns Carter must safeguard the United States against a nuclear Soviet attack as Moscow boosts wartime plans and evacuation. He questions MAD and notes Soviet gains in detente and SALT II while highlighting civil defense and potential concessions under pressure.
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Washington
Daniel 0
Graham
Jimmy Carter
White House
United States
Soviet Union
Defense Intelligence
Kremlin
John F. Kennedy
Robert Strange McNamara
Princeton
Eugene P. Wigner
Joanne S. Gailar
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Carter
Reader Letters Spur Faith, Abortion, Theatre Support
A collection of letters to The Star editor covers religious concerns about fulfilled prophecies and Christmas in dynamic faith terms, sympathy for abortion policy views favoring counseling and education, gratitude for Winchester Little Theatre coverage, and a reader advocating physicians list their air qualifications and rates per a constitutional ruling.
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Rosedale Baptist Church
The
Star
Elaine R. Walk
Ridge Ave
Winchester
Winchester Little Theatre
Pat Robinson
Ben Ritter
Jefferson St
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