Carter Triumph Over Mockery Celebrated By Nation
Opinion column denounces gross jokes about President elect Carter and his wife, commending their honor and gutsy image. It urges restraint from ethnic and class jests, notes Carter’s rise to power and Watergate history, and praises refined conduct of the Carters from Washington society to national leadership.
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New Drug Chenic Aids Gallstone Dissolution Promising
Mayo Clinic researchers report preliminary results of chenodyoxycholic cid, a capsule drug promising to dissolve gallstones without surgery. Early human testing since 1969 at Mayo shows 83 percent of stones dissolved or reduced. extensive trials needed before general availability.
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How to complain effectively and get results in Christmas letters
Advice from Kathleen Rau on handling bad products and misleading bills. Write to a specific executive using personal stationery, avoid form letters, be firm and businesslike in the first letter, and follow up if no satisfactory reply in three to four weeks.
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Cooperative Extension Assn
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How to Write a Calm Effective Consumer Complaint Letter
This guide outlines composing a concise one page letter that is non threatening and stays factual. Include product details, store contacts, dates, and copies of supporting documents, state desired remedy, and provide return contact information for prompt follow up. Add a polite follow up if no response in three to four weeks.
Carter Must Defuse Panama Time Bomb Warning
Washington warns the Panama Canal could spark a regional crisis if not settled next year. Intelligence cites Torrijos’ risk of loss of power amid canal tensions, with Latin American unity backing Panama and U S passage seen as colonialist. Cracks in Panama’s hydroelectric dam funded by World Bank add to woes.
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False Imprisonment Suits and Civil Service Politics Explored
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