Carter health plan cited as election fight looms
President Carter proposes a limited health care plan costing 23 to 25 billion in 1983 to cap family medical bills at 2500 a year and extend free prenatal care while insurers pay most premiums. Key backers warn it falls short. Kennedy criticizes but supports broader reform.
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Carter
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
James Corman
D-Calif
Charles Rangle
D-N.y
House
Rangle
Capitol Hill
House Commerce Health Subcommittee
Henry A. Waxman
Waxman
Harry Byrd Jr
R-Va
Senate
Rhodesia
Byrd
American
State Department
Sandinista Guerrillas Control Slum Districts
Sandinista guerrillas held control of slum districts in Managua and reported heavy clashes as government planes strafed targets. Somoza said he seeks U.S. support but not troops, while looting spread and Americans prepared airlifts amid ongoing fighting in multiple northern cities.
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Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Matagalpa
Leon
Esteli
U.S
Abc-Tv
America
United States
Carter
Cuba
Intercontinental Hotel
Infantry Academy
Vienna Summit Security Tight as Carter Brezhnev Arrive
Vienna readies for the Carter Brezhnev summit with 1500 public security staff and up to 600 allied security officials. The talks occur at the Hofburg Palace with SALT II signing planned in the Redoutensal.
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Vienna
Austria
Viennese
Jimmy Carter
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Robert Danziger
U.S
Imperial Hotel
Brezhnev
Carter
Amy
Hietzing
Schoenbrunn Palace
Carter and
Hofburg Palace
Hapsburg Dynasty
Rudolf Kirchschlaeger
Hofburg
Popular Misconceptions About Rape Victims Debunked
Virginia Crime Commission findings challenge myths that rape is casual sex or caused by female weakness. Psychiatrists explain rapists seek power, not sexual outlet, and many educated men rationalize rape with false beliefs about female desire.
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P. F. Bart
University of Chicago School of Medicine
Bart
Trucker Protests Turn Violent Across States
A trucker's wife was critically wounded in Alabama as gunfire hit a semi truck during protests by independent haulers over fuel costs and load rules. Similar shootings were reported in Kansas Wisconsin and Tennessee with arrests in Maryland Milford Conn and Union Gap Washington. The incident sparked warnings of food shortages as deliveries stall.
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Alabama
Todd Spencer
Independent Drivers Association of America
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. Daniel O’neal
Linda Pruett
Warner Robins
U.S. 82
Northport
Fred
Druid City Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Sam Hart
WACT
Kansas
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Indiana
Union Gap
Wash
Maryland
Milford
Conn
Washington State
Former Sheriff Lacy Anderson seeks November ballot spot
Former Frederick County Sheriff Lacy Anderson files to regain the office he lost four years ago to Carroll Mauck. An interview is available on the Area News page. The issue also notes year end cap and gown photos for elementary students and City Council realignment of school board seats.
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Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Carroll Mauck
Area News
City Council
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