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...owns the Pasadena Hospital--for malpractice, but settled out of court. The corporation agreed to pay the Ferrises $7000 a month for twenty years or for the rest of Andrea's life, whichever is longer, increasing 6 percent a year. If Andrea lives until she is 77, the total payment will come to $119 million, which would make it the largest malpractice payment ever...
...enormous cutback in planting this year under the new federal payment-in-kind (PIK) program may be a bonanza for some farmers. In return for not planting corn, wheat, rice and cotton crops, farmers will receive up to 95% of their normal yield of these commodities free from Uncle Sam's warehouses. This is an economical way for the Government to reduce the cost of storing surpluses, and it should help the farmer by removing the glut that has caused prices to plunge. But where does it leave the marketers of such items as fertilizer and farm equipment, already...
...controversy over the evictions, all for non-payment of rent, arose when Timmons took over as manger of Rindge Towers in October and started to enforce prompt rent collections...
...expired pact had the same structure but included a payment of only $800.000 a year...
Many developing nations still desperately need to reschedule payment of foreign loans and take out further ones; this will solve immediate problems, but the long-term picture requires more far-reaching help. Figures such as former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and World Bank Head A. W. Clausen agree that restoring a healthy world economy will depend on long-term sustainable growth; this means that nations such as Jamaica must become more equitable participants in the international economy. To this end, the United States must give up its tunnel vision on proposals aimed at bolstering Third World nations. The miracle...