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JOURNAL-WORLD argues auto workers and Ralph Nader raise prices on new cars via emission and safety rules. The piece claims higher car costs deter buyers and links construction wage levels to housing starts, asserting affordable wages would boost sales and home construction.
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Lawrence District races show uneven candidate interest
Nine candidates seek four school board seats in District 497 while twenty run for three city commission posts. Only four city contenders attended the first meeting, though more school board hopefuls joined discussions with parents and administrators on Centennial to Cordley plans, signaling varied engagement as filing closes.
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Cost of borrowing under Ford plan is debated
Dreamy eyed economists expect lower borrowing costs as deficits rise and the government borrows heavily. Critics say higher competition for savings will push up rates, while long term effects of profligate spending would harm prosperity and urge a return to private employment and productivity.
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California Governor Brown Rejects Tax Increases
In Sacramento Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. vows no tax hikes to fund rising welfare payments, urging recipients to cut living standards. The 36 year old former Reagan challenger reshapes the administration with a New Spirit, trims staff salaries, and confronts liberal critics as he positions Democrats for votes amid spending battles.
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Nation slides toward socialism says Ford critics fear
The author argues federal deficits push the U S toward socialism aided by business leaders like Wilde and Rohatyn. He warns of a permanent, state controlled economy via revived RFC style agencies and calls for caps on executive pay in subsidy regimes.
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Editor Letters on Values and ERA Debates
A set of letters argues values should guide 1975 decisions stressing responsibility cooperation truth and justice. Readers criticize McGovern campaign finances and urge active opposition to ERA ratification citing draft implications for women and urging letters to legislators in Kansas.
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Gamble Skogmo store to open at Malls Center this summer
The Gamble Skogmo department store planned to open at the Malls Shopping Center located at 23rd and Louisiana with headquarters in Minneapolis. Opening was slated for the summer season.
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Prices stay high amid slump and suspicious pricing controls
New York AP reports that despite weaker demand prices remain elevated. The Council on Wage and Price Stability says it will study price structures in metals, tires, and chemicals to explain why supply and demand laws seem ineffective.
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Prayer for Truth and Love Guide Our Hearts
A brief prayer asks for guidance to seek truth and love with full effort. It implores growth in love so thoughts extend to others beyond ourselves, ending with Amen.
Reagan urges continued aid to South Vietnam amid Soviet and Chinese support
The article argues that Congress should approve a supplemental $300 million for South Vietnam to sustain its defense against a rising North Vietnamese offensive. It cites past funding cuts, ongoing supply shortfalls, and the risk of a Communist victory if aid is blocked, urging adherence to the Paris Accords and US commitments.
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How to Help a Neighbor Volunteers Needed in Douglas County
Volunteer Clearing House lists urgent roles in Douglas County agencies. ECKAN seeks male roof repair volunteers. Winterize project needs weatherization crews. Meals on Wheels needs substitute drivers. Headstart requires morning teacher aides. a tutor with bookkeeping skills helps an accounting student. Council on Aging seeks companions and outreach workers. Contact 841-5059 for weekdays 93.
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