Organic Foods Spark Market Push Fueled by Consumer Demand
The piece argues that organic foods, once a fad, surged due to advertising and consumer choice, despite higher costs. It quotes The National Observer noting brisk supply growth from ecologically minded households and farmers, with producers like Paul Keene and J. Frank Ford reporting rising sales as regulators face calls for tighter controls.
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Positive Commitment as a Restrictive Guide in Actions
The piece argues that progress comes from a clear positive goal paired with disciplined, limited actions. Using a golfer as example, it shows how focusing on a specific direction and constraining other movements leads to reliable results. It suggests applying the same mindset to human relationships to improve outcomes.
Penny Pincher Ex-Pentagon Employee Revealed
An Air Force investigative report portrays former Pentagon official Ernest Fitzgerald as a frugal Rambler driving penny pincher. The Louisville Times notes his role exposing overrun costs in the C-5 transport program and his subsequent dismissal.
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Emphysema and Hope From Dr Segal A Miami Chronicle
In a portrait of emphysema, Dr Myron Segal of the University of Miami explains the disease’s impact on breathing. The piece outlines lung function, how smoking and pollution cause damage, and how new portable oxygen tanks extend life. Pat Mascata of the National Emphysema Foundation discusses slowing the affliction while experts seek cures.
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Nervous sweating in a social setting addressed by doctor
Dr. Lamb explains two types of sweat glands and notes most body odor comes from bacterial action on underarm secretions. Medicines to block nerve signals treat excessive sweating, but confidence building and psychiatric help may be beneficial for persistent nervousness around others.
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Lawrence Lamb
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Dr. Lamb
Celestial Bodies Across and Down Puzzle Snippet
A fragmented crossword style snippet lists many clues and partial answers ranging from celestial bodies to everyday terms. The garbled grid hints at a themed puzzle with rows and columns referencing planets stars and common words, but readable entries are sparse.
Freight crisis and Amtrak era rail policy debate
The piece recalls early Amtrak creation and the collapse of bold rail passenger plans led by Bob Young, contrasting freight growth with passenger decline. It cites Biaggini of Southern Pacific, predicts freight demand doubling by 1985 or 1990, and warns funding gaps as ecologists oppose highway expansion while railroads lack capital.
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Robert Young
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National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Amtrak
James D. Hodgson
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Bob Youngs
Freign
B. ¥. Biaggini
Southern Pacific
Biaggini
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Association of American Railroads
ASTRO Pushes Rail Liberalization and Tax Reform
CHAMBERLAIN Co and former Senator George Smothers back ASTRO argues railroads need deregulation from outdated monopoly assumptions. They seek branch-line abandonment, flexible freight rates, real property tax discrimination reform, an equipment insurance fund, car rental entity, and investment tax credits to avert a looming transport crisis. Senator Magnussen sponsors related legislation amid concerns of inaction by Congress and industry leaders warning of a future crisis.
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America’s Sound Transportation Review Organization
George Smothers
ASTRO
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arizona
Magnussen
State of Washington
Southern Pacific
Biaggini
Robert Young
Can a Tax Supported School Provide a Good Education
The piece argues education is not simply learning or instruction but a process leading to right thinking and action. It questions whether state schools teach Hindu transmigration, Jewish fear of knowledge, or Christian temple doctrines. It notes disagreements over moral instruction and asks how to achieve a good education in tax funded schools.
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