Pennsylvania study shows wide life insurance price differences
The state issues a consumer guide revealing some firms charge nearly three times others for the same policy. State Insurance Commissioner Dr. Herbert S. Denenberg urges caution before cancelling long standing policies and notes non price factors must be considered. The shopper’s guide is available from the insurance commissioner's office.
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Fat-Cat Executives Face Stockholder Backlash Over Pay
At a recent stockholders meeting executives faced protests from stockholders and union officials over pay raises bonuses stock options and lavish pensions amid weak past performance. The public and experts urge performance justification as the fleet of free enterprise persists amid competing ideologies and evolving accountability.
Asphalt tile stains solved with vegetable oil
A reader asks how to remove dull white spots from asphalt tile in kitchens and baths. The columnist recommends applying a small amount of liquid vegetable oil on a tissue and rubbing the spots briskly to restore shine.
Heloise column tips and reader questions from 1972
Paragraphed hints and letters discuss kitchen and household issues. Topics include floor maintenance oiling, diaper duty labeling, baby care, washing machine tips, crochet hook grips, and general homemaker guidance. Copyright 1972 King Features Syndicate, Inc.
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God Is Alive and Townsfolk Speak Up in Column
Guest columnist Jim Clegg notes town events and public figures reacting to local issues. Bill Drehr comments on laws protecting the public and criminals, while Texas voices express outrage at public officials, with thanks to Walter Koentz and anecdotes about locals and visitors.
Apology for an Editorial on 1968 GOP Split and Societal Path
The writer apologizes for a 1968 editorial accusing Humphrey Nixon Wallace of false conservatism. It argues both major parties lean socialist, with Wallace opposing the Establishment and Nixon/Humphrey pursuing gradual collectivization. The piece critiques current conservatives and notes Nixon’s impact on the conservative movement.
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Applied Medicine course urged for high schools by Dr Crane
In a Worry Clinic column, Dr Marvin argues for a high school course on Applied Medicine to give students practical medical knowledge. He contends federal health insurance would burden taxpayers, citing Kennedy plans and first year costs. He notes international contrasts in hospital stays and waits, and urges teen education to improve health literacy.
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