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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1975
Page
1
A Crippled humor column recounts a June 1 1975 event where workers changed a tire after 45 minutes, with the woman continuing to Graettinger. The piece runs through Gemini to Aquarius horoscopes noting luck days and guidance, then closes with a government welfare error finding.
A compiled page of service listings includes cabinet repairs screen-glass and bridal stationary from Graettinger, Iowa, plus listings for dentists doctors optometrists insurance agencies veterinary clinic and various trades in Estherville Emmetsburg and surrounding towns. Also shows truckers trucking and shelling services and a tire shop with phone contacts.
The House Civil Service Committee sent to the floor a bill to limit the number of White House employees and cap the pay the President can authorize.
President Ford orders a heated pool built at the White House edge near the Oval Office funded by voluntary contributions. A FBI report shows 132 officers killed in the line of duty in 1974, up from 130 in 1973. A House subcommittee informal agreement aims to allow draft resisters to sign certificates for Indochina war action. The Senate Commerce Committee approves a plan for the auto industry to double fuel efficiency by 1985.
The Senate passed a $1.6 billion bill to expand health care access for American Indians starting July 1, 1976. The measure targets increased services and funding to tribal programs and federal health facilities serving Native communities. The bill now awaits action in the House for final approval.
A bill carrying a gas tax increase and measures to curb energy waste and promote conservation won approval from the House Ways and Means Committee.
The Social Security Administration says Medicare overcharged by doctors hospitals and nursing homes by 27 million dollars over the past five years. Legislature plans an inquiry into rising drug costs and potential reforms.
The Senate voted to establish a federal consumer agency designed to provide consumers a strong independent voice within the government. The move signals a shift toward consumer protection and oversight in federal operations.
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