McGovern’s math questioned by National Review editor
Alan Reynolds challenges Senator George McGovern’s deficits and tax plans in a critique noting that his $59 billion in higher revenues would be offset by $159 billion in proposed spending. The analysis argues corporate taxes raise prices, hurt employment, and distort markets.
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Nelson probes cold remedies amid safety concerns
Senator Gaylord Nelson investigates common cold medicines earning billions for their makers. He flags ingredients risky for diabetes heart disease and thyroid conditions, notes inadequate consumer warnings, and plans hearings with FCC involvement set for early winter.
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Editorials and anecdotes mix as Olympics talk fades
A Saturday column laments the end of Olympic trials and cheers for the 1976 Games. It includes light quotes about love, humor, and social notes such as supporting the Girl Scouts. Rotary mower safety tips from Concord Massachusetts advise engine precautions before starting, clearing debris, and keeping children away from mowers.
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Worry Clinic expands mental health reach nationwide
Dr. Crane outlines the Worry Clinic efforts with the National Association for Mental Health and local sponsors in northern Illinois. He cites Harris Poll results on public info needs about mental illness and outlines talks, a 2 PM public address, and a 6:30 PM banquet for the Mental Health Association. He argues psychiatry as a method for all intelligent people and promotes his booklet How to Avoid Nervous Breakdowns.
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Almanac Today September 12 1972 notable events and births
Almanac note for Tuesday September 12 1972 records the date as the 256th day with 110 left, the first quarter moon, visible planets Mercury Venus Mars Saturn and Jupiter, and Virgo as the zodiac sign for births. It also notes Maurice Chevalier born September 12 1888 and historic events including Hudson discovery of the Hudson River in 1609 and Kennedy marriage in Newport in 1953.
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