Editorial Nixon is wrongly accused
The piece argues Nixon favors family assistance over direct services and calls out Congress for failing to compromise. It warns of a growing partisan polarisation that risks producing splinter groups, hampering effective welfare reform and addressing waste and graft in the Breuer system.
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Nixon
Congress
France
Italy
South Vietnam
U.S. Senate
Breuer
Caspar Weinberger
Public Letters and Church Pleas Spur Bemidji Reply
Readers debate abortion rights and Catholic and Native American concerns. The letter from Sisters of St Benedict reiterates pro life views and calls for dignity from conception to death. Albert W Fenske signs a critique of a liquor license form and attitudes toward Native peoples.
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Order of St. Benedict
Jesus Christ
Sisters of St. Benedict
Redlake
Congress aid fuel crisis noted by Minnesota lawmaker
In St Paul Minnesota House subcommittee chair Rep William Kelly discusses fuel oil shortages and potential state actions The panel may hold an April 3 hearing while Congress considers requiring major oil firms to sell fuel to independents He cites possible building code changes and energy usage disclosures as avenues to conserve energy and hints at possible gas rationing if needed
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Pioneer
Bob Smith
Minnesota
Smith
St. Paul
Bemidji
Minn
House
William Kelly
DFL
Kelly
Congress
Housing costs push middle class to permanent renting
Rising home prices threaten to push many middle income families into lifelong renting. Across the nation new homes under $12,500 are rare, with the drop in affordable housing driven by higher labor costs, land shortages, and lumber prices.
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Washington
America
Levittown
Levitt and Sons
Levitt
Taylor
Salt Lake City
Milwaukee
Chicago
San Diego
Dallas
Baltimore
Oklahoma City
Boise
Idaho
Associated Press
National Association of Home Builders
Boston
Seed tapes spark precision sowing dating to ancient Egypt
Garden column explains how seed tape offers accurate spacing with dissolvable water soluble tape by Creative Agricultural Systems. Evenseed tape, used by major companies for 1973, promises easier handling and reduced thinning. Readers are urged to plant at recommended depth and consider the Practical Book of Organic Gardening offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila
Allan Swenson
Burpee, Northrup, King, Gurney, Algrow-Mandeville
George W. Park Company
Union Carbide
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Swenson
Organic Gardening Bond
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Gold inlays and crowns fuel U S dental use of gold
Americans used about forty million dollars in gold for dental inlays crowns and bridges last year representing roughly 4 percent of world mined gold. Dentists completed 5.5 million gold inlays 11.5 million crowns and over four million fixed bridges as gold remains scarce despite high prices. A chrome alloy Dentillium from NYU dentistry research is being marketed by about 40 labs as a potential substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New York University School of Dentistry
Flaws in the business system examined in Washington column
The column discusses three fault categories: management faults, government intervention, and systemic issues. It argues mistakes and deliberate fraud are corrected by markets and courts, criticizes aggressive consumer restrictions, and questions who should decide consumer choices while noting safety remains a key concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Militanta
U S Hospitals in 1971 AHA Records 7 097 Facilities
World Almanac notes 1971 figures show 7 097 registered hospitals in the United States with 1 565 560 beds. Inpatients numbered 32 663 691 and total medical spending approached 29 billion dollars, roughly 141 dollars per resident nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Hospital Association
World Almanac Notes
Jumble Across i lesilee 1 1
Word puzzle list with clues and downs spanning topics from plants to titles. Contains entries for musical notes ages and professions, with several crossings and partial solutions scattered throughout.
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Plescor
Bemijl
Wizenor
Gerald Vizenor
Albert
W. Fenske
Grafeite Attankcnaught Syndicate
Berry's
WRIA
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Peter Taylor
The
Voice of Business
Arch Booth
Chamber of Commerce of the
World Almanac Fact
Yale
Trieste
Lombardy
Samuel
Guido
Papir Interprist
ASIN
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