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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
10
The Morris Daily Herald lists subscription rates with mail and carrier options. Details include carrier weekly cost and annual mail rate, along with delivery timing and policy on errors.
UCLA engineers report CV-100 fuel additive with leaded gasoline cuts carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon exhaust by up to 50 percent while boosting fuel economy 10 to 15 percent. They claim lower octane fuels may perform even better and that the additive works with gasoline, diesel, and heavy bunker oils. Field testing expands to large fleets and major petroleum firms.
The article notes a surge in legal education interest as applications double every five years. In 1960 twenty four thousand took the LSAT and projections show about 135 thousand in 1972. Baylor Law School expects 150 new students yearly but already received 1,500 applications in 1972.
Dr. George W. Crane outlines logic on United Nations funding and voting. He argues Uncle Sam funds over 30 percent yet has only one vote while Russia with arrears holds eight votes. He cites Taiwan and Ukraine and suggests votes should reflect relative population and ownership, urging readers to request his booklet on political tricks.
In a reader letter Dr. Lamb explains having intermittent facial swelling and throat reactions from aspirin and salicylates. Diagnosis came after an allergy specialist identified aspirin as the culprit, changing the reader’s life by avoiding the substance. The column notes many allergies are hard to trace and urges medical testing. It also explains caffeine’s role in some headaches as arteriole constriction.
Polly answers reader questions on cleaning under low appliances with improvised tools, deodorizing upholstery, and a rattling nylon hose trick to scare birds from fruit trees. A letter from Dixie praises resilience, while other readers propose fixes for jeans wear, furniture cleaning, and tobacco odor in upholstery.
A crossword style list of across and down clues with numbers and hints covering geography language and common terms. Entries include city Monaco It is a gambling revokes a legacy expedite disclose reconstruct and various short words across the grid.
A reader condemns neighbors who mistreat a puppy while the mother defends their acts. Another letter questions a daughter-in-law’s silence in a marital dispute. A third seeks guidance on an invitation weight request, and a final note promotes an alcoholism help booklet with a request for a stamp and SASE.
Airing picks include CBS NBC and ABC news at 2 5 9 7 with prime time films The Comedians Ironside Longstreet Dead Men Tell No Tales King of the Wild Stallions The Catcher The Swindle and more Brady Bunch Partridge Family Perry Mason Alfred Hitchcock Nixon trip to Russia Owen Marshall Odd Couple Love American Style and Baseball coverage across networks through Friday night.
On this date in history Gen Charles de Gaulle became France premier in 1958 and Kentucky joined the Union as the 15th state in 1792. Other notes include Tennessee entering in 1798 and events tied to war, leadership, and notable birthdays.
The passage muses on fashion and hobbies, noting that some prefer a simple approach to dress while others obsess over accessories. It laments the small number of people who play bridge and suggests enjoying outdoor cookouts in the park to keep pests away.
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