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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1973
Page
4
Notice to subscribers about payment in advance and delivery by six o'clock each evening barring accidents or delays. Requests to notify The Herald office if not received regularly.
Ann Landers prints reader samples arguing who gets wetter running or walking in rain. Letters from Notre Dame grads, physics teachers, and others debate rain direction, body shape, and run speed effects. The exchange cites varied experiments and theories, concluding with basic advice and a dating booklet promotion.
Reader questions about boiling sea water curing diabetes or arthritis are answered with no evidence of benefit. Goat milk is not lower in fat than cow milk. Jersey milk can exceed 6 percent butterfat while Holstein milk is lower. Salt restriction is about sodium, not calcium, and tomato products vary in sodium. low sodium beans offer a salt free protein option.
Historian Barbara Tuchman argues presidential expansion has undermined constitutional balance. She suggests six-member cabinet government elected as a slate with rotating chair, citing risks of dynastic or entertainment fixes. Americans must outgrow the craving for a father figure while acknowledging past usurpations and mismanagement.
The article recalls mounting opposition in Congress to postwar aid for North Vietnam amid domestic cutbacks. It notes shifts in positions by figures like Sen George McGovern and Barry Goldwater, with Kissinger framing the issue as a long term peace investment and a test of moral obligation in Southeast Asia.
Polly Cramer shares readers tips and commentary on driving etiquette. A letter writer complains about drivers who fail to yield from side streets, describing long waits and the struggle to merge. Other letters discuss wall repair methods with vinegar solutions, wetting techniques, and floor coverings for wallpaper removal.
A compact word puzzle listing across and down clues across topics from basic actions to geography and biology. The set includes common terms like educate box and weight deduction along with complex entries such as fer mented juice and Lohengrin’s bride across a broad difficulty spectrum.
The decree requiring 200 dollars weekly for Hilda and her children may be fully taxable if portions of the payment are uncertain. Normally alimony is taxable to the recipient while child support is not, but when the split is unclear, the whole amount may be treated as alimony. The payer may deduct it as an itemized deduction.
A reader urges a truce in abortion debates, noting both sides and asserting individual decision only. The letter reflects civic fatigue with repeated arguments and mentions the upcoming court action on abortion legality. It ends with a nostalgic aside about rural free delivery since 1896 and farmers' views of mailmen.
Dr George W Crane critiques Doris D a 27 year old divorcee with one child who is infatuated with a 19 year old man. He blames sheltered upbringing and urges better social training and wiser marriage choices. The piece cites demographics and offers a 200 point tests packet for readers.
A compact listing of Tuesday and Wednesday TV lineups across stations 2 5 and 9. Programs include news weather sports comedies dramas movies game shows and classic series such as Ive Got A Secret Police Surgeon Bonanza Hawaii Five O The Letters Crime Club Marcus Welby M D and Perry Mason.
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