Friedman Says Wage Price Controls Moral Crisis
Prof Milton Friedman argues phase II wage price controls undermine the rule of law and free society. He warns they encourage spying and evasion, erode voluntary cooperation, and compare government meddling to highway coercion, urging faith in freedom and market norms to avert a straightjacket outcome.
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Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Friedman speaks of patriotism and market rules
The economist notes President Carter appeals to patriotism and civic responsibility as a guide to pricing. He asks how judgment and patriotism affect varying price and wage changes, citing a Chicago bank survey as representative of national views on long-term benefits and fairness.
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Friedman
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Chicago
Public opinion on wage price freeze in 1971 survey
A Chicago area survey of 500 consumers finds 49 percent endorse the wage price freeze as necessary with support rising from 81 percent of some high school educated to 97 percent of college graduates and income-based variance from 79 to 97 percent. About 49 percent expect it to be somewhat effective.
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Chicago
Salaries and board size dominate school policy debate
The page one tale recalls a heated school board session on pay scales and raises as negotiations for next year begin. A citizens group had pressed to expand from five to seven members, linking board structure, costs, and taxpayer accountability to education quality amid rising expenses.
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Daily Sentinel
Pesticide disposal and container detoxification guidance
In the mail bag text an Iowa extension service advisory outlines residue hazards from pesticide use and directs disposal methods. It covers incineration, chemical detoxification with water detergent and lye, and strict precautions for glass and metal containers. It warns avoiding ordinary burning and cautions about chlorates and hormone herbicides. It stresses consulting officials for large disposals and proper burial site practices. It names Aldrin Endrin Dieldrin and cautions about groundwater and container handling at dumps.
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F. J. Kilpatrick
University of Iowa
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Cirrhosis and liver cancer explained by Dr. Lawrence Lamb
Dr Lamb explains cirrhosis as scarring of the liver from various causes with variable outcomes and limited surgery options. He notes liver failure can occur and emphasizes medical management, not surgery, except for bile drainage or obstruction issues. Liver cancer is often secondary, with surgery offering little benefit in most cases. sometimes bile duct obstruction removal or small non cancerous tumors are addressed.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Plymouth county surpasses 1971 savings bonds quota
Bond chairman Gordon L. Mennen announced Plymouth county has already exceeded its 1971 savings bonds quota with two months left to count. October sales hit $26,795, lifting ten month total to $403,066, achieving 100 percent of the quota. statewide October sales rose to $6,360,072, nine percent above last year, with a 10 month total of $70,691,164 at 94 percent of the goal.
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Gordon L. Mennen
Volunteer County Savings Bonds
Plymouth County
Ringgold County
Warren
Iowa
Raw liver questions and holiday notices from Plymouth listings
A reader asks about eating raw beef liver and a note on raw liver ideas from Newspaper Enterprise. Calendar items list December events in Westmar Plymouth county and surrounding towns, including church programs, veterans meetings, band activities, Home Ec tours, and Santa era events with dates and hostesses.
Fines listed in mayor Scholer court cases
Fines in court in mayor E. R. Scholer's court include Donald F. Campbell for public intoxication fined 25 dollars plus costs, John D. Macaskill for speeding 10 dollars plus costs, Ronald D. Van Voorst for disturbing the peace 25 hours plus costs, Henry Rogge for failure to have control 10 dollars plus costs, and Verne A. Thunker for obstructed windshield 5 dollars plus costs. Daily Sentinel reads further notices in People-Reacher Want Ads.
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E. R. Scholer
Donald F. Campbell
Capt. G. Zimmerman
John D. Macaskill
W. D. Petersen
Ronald D. van Voorst
David Stock
Henry Rogge
Lee Schipper
Verne A. Thunker
Lawrence Stengel
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