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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1975
Page
3
Television lines up a busy night including concentration and news at six, weather and sports,Then themes shift to dramas like See No Evil and See No Evil movie, and comedies including Maude and All in the Family. Several sports and game shows anchor late evening with NBC features repeating.
Doctors report Preparation H reduces swelling of inflamed hemorrhoidal tissues and relieves pain and itch. Trials across New York Washington DC and major medical centers show consistent improvements with this nonprescription ointment or suppositories. Millions of sufferers use it yearly to obtain relief and see no equal among formulas.
Miami AP. Neil Frank says the 1975 Atlantic season shows fewer and weaker hurricanes. Eloise killed 61 people, caused up to 150 million in Florida damage and added floods in the northeast. Most storms formed in Gulf or higher latitudes, not deep tropics.
Congress returns from Thanksgiving with three weeks to decide if the 94th Congress was "do nothing" or productive. Key items include Ford’s plan for up to 2.3 billion yearly federal loans to New York City and energy tax reforms. Lawmakers weigh spending, tax cuts, and public works as adjournment nears.
Tax columnist warns readers to avoid overcontributing to IRAs before the December 31 deadline. It details deduction limits, penalties, and the need to remove excess by April 15 1976, plus filing Form 5329 with Form 1040 to avoid daily penalties.
Michigan State University forestry professor Melvin Koelling says Michigan will again grow about four million Christmas trees with no shortage. Prices are expected to rise 8 to 10 percent, key species include Scotch pine dominating 90 percent of the crop, with Douglas firs and white spruces making up the rest.
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