TV Football Blackouts Prompt Cable Pay-Per-View Debate
The piece outlines FCC rules blocking local NFL telecasts, the blackout pressure, and a Senate push to allow local games when sold out. CBS executive John A Schneider warns pay TV could siphon off events, citing the Frazier Ali fight and urging Congress to bar sale of rights to cable or pay TV to protect free TV viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Communications. Commission
Congress
Senate Subcommittee On Communications
CBS Broadcasting Group
John A. Schneider
FCC
Schneider
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
U.S
Martial Law in Philippines Stirs Debate on Longevity
The piece outlines Marcos declaring martial law with an expected two year span, contrasts crime and governance in the Philippines, notes corruption among elites, highlights Forbes Park as a wealthy enclave, and sketches Filipino family centered society plus Christmas customs and heritage.
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Quezon
Philippine Republic
The
Philippines
Manila
Forbes Park
Palm Beach
Pacific
Rural living myth challenged by Wisconsin survey
University of Wisconsin sociologists James J Zuiches and Glenn V Fuguitt find that most residents prefer small towns or rural areas within commuting distance of a big city. People want the best of both environments and would more likely move closer to large cities than away, guiding rural development policy.
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University of Wisconsin
James J.zuiches
Glenn V. Fuguitt
Wisconsin
Zuiches
Nose bleed relief tips and reader advice
Readers share home remedies for nose bleeds including lubricants such as petroleum jelly and surgical lubricants, avoiding dry nasal passages in winter, and cauterization history. Advice notes vitamin C, iron, and reducing drying factors. a separate reader offers a stomach rumble remedy and hunger relief tip. The column closes with facts about the bald eagle as national bird and its appearance on coins and flags.
Probe of dirty campaigns urged before November election
Investigators say Nixon aides coordinated sabotage to hurt Muskie and swing votes. They describe forged letters, fake calls, and attempts to disrupt campaigns for Muskie Wallace McGovern Humphrey and Jackson with Haldeman Chapin Strachan and Hunt cited among organizers. The push aimed to weaken rivals and frame McGovern as radical, prompting calls for a nonpartisan inquiry.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Ed Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Henry Jackson
Wallace
Jackson
George McGovern
McGovern
California
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Washington Post
Howard Hunt
Coral Beach
Miami Beach
Frank Mankiewicz
H.R. Haldeman
Abet McGovern
Haldeman
Dwight Chapin
SAY Our
Gordon Strachan
Time Magazine
Florida
Oregon
Salem
Ore
U. S. Attorney’s Office
Tampa
New Hampshire
Miami
Gary Hart
Afl-Cio
George Meany
New York City
Meany
Jersey City
Sargent Shriver
Hart
Nonpartisan Commission
Where They Stand The Issues Of The 1972 Campaign
A readable excerpt claims both parties rejected amnesty for drafters and fugitives while promising possible amnesty after war ends. It notes the statements came from the 1972 platforms of the Republican and Democratic Parties and discusses conscience-based resistance to service.
Baboons Aid In Study Of Diabetes Treatment
Dr. Clark Stout Jr of the University of Texas Medical Branch leads a colony of 19 diabetic baboons to study microangiopathy the degenerative disease of small blood vessels tied to diabetes. Biopsies of kidneys and leg muscles are taken yearly and examined with light and electron microscopes to uncover how these vascular changes occur and relate to blindness kidney disease and nerve problems.
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Galveston, Tex
University of Texas Medical Branch
Clark Stout Jr
Department of Pathology
Stout
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Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
Philippine Supreme Court
Manuel Quezon
Philippine
Quezon City
Lawrence E. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
United States
North America
Jack Anderson
Harry Cain
Cain
Bethune-Cookman College
Daytona Beach
Repeubhicen
Democratic
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