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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1973
Page
4
Noted scientist Athelston Spilhaus argues we must shift toward ecolibrium to protect a booming economy and environment. He proposes sea-based cities with refineries, harbors, airports, and underwater parks, plus floating reactors and offshore industrial complexes.
Glenda Goodheart can deduct charitable mileage if she itemizes on Schedule A Form 1040. She may deduct actual gas and oil costs or mileage at 6 cents per mile as a charitable contribution in addition to her church offering.
Ontario reader asks if sleeping with a snorer is easier than a talker after a wife shares a cure from taping her husband who talked in complete sentences. A second letter seeks budgeting help for $1000 monthly with $675 in fixed obligations and installment plans. A third asks about a volatile partner and love versus sex guidance.
Reader asks why prostate cancer often avoids prostate removal and why hormone therapy is used. Dr Lamb explains treatment depends on cancer stage, with surgery mainly early stage. many cases rely on hormone therapy, sometimes with radiation. Testosterone fuels cancer growth. outcomes are uncertain and vary by patient. Also notes heart failure can be managed with digitalis and meds, with prognosis depending on heart damage.
The piece discusses a wave of offers to buy and sell 1971 Eisenhower Proof dollars below the mint price of $10, alarming new collectors. It notes such offers are legal but atypical and questions whether a market crash is imminent, arguing there is no precise formula to determine a coin’s future value.
Mort Reed explains Eisenhower Proof dollars trade value is driven by market offers, not intrinsic metal content, with 1971 coins selling at $10 each to a limit of five per customer. He warns against profiteering schemes, notes the Mint’s honest pricing, and urges collectors to keep coins as their price is psychologically driven, not guaranteed.
The note discusses Martha W aged 78 exhibiting senile habits such as misplacing items and sleep disturbance. It cites aging, nursing homes as a boon, and suggests limited therapies like hyperbaric oxygen and caffeine. It ends with a reader call to Dr Crane and a cultural aside about chopsticks.
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