Worries Boyle Can Do Without By HAL BOYLE
A light humorous column lists worries that readers need not fret about, from shoe shines and moonlight to poverty, social registers, and public figures. It ponders whether worries like aging youth, taxation, and future college debt are worth anxiety, noting playful takes and rhetorical questions.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
Social Register
Norman Mailer
Ing
Elizabeth Taylor
Ship of State
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Stand-Pat Didn't Work Nixon Cuts Course In 1972 Policy
New York AP reports President Nixon abandoned stand-pat economics as inflation unemployment and market weakness persisted. Fed chair Arthur Burns urged wage and price restraints while critics blamed Nixon for weak leadership. The shift toward monetary and financial policy aimed to restore confidence and stabilize the economy. public doubt rose as the White House faced labor and business pressure and fears of recession in 1972.
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New York
Nixon
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
House
Instrument Detects Smog Using Acoustic Beams in Australia
Melbourne report: Royal Australian Air Force researchers describe a new acoustic sounder that uses high frequency waves to detect smog and monitor atmospheric layers. The system aims to be quick, cheap, and practical, aiding smog combat and supersonic boom mitigation.
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Melbourne
Sean
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Sandy
England
Britain
Shetland Islands
Royal Society For the Protection of Birds
Arctic
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Cou
Acm
Kentucky
Baytown
Dacron
VOGUE
Solomon Fabric Center
K-Mart Plaza
Edward Heath
Isle of Wight
Kabl—Tv
Pa AD T.V
Texas Ave
Philco
Philco Stereo
Q Speed Queen
Phart Oper Daly
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