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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1974
Page
2
The writer argues wage demands cause layoffs and inflation across industries, including Detroit, blaming Meany and unions for harming sales. He defends integration, condemns slavery and serfdom, and warns of Communist influence in colleges, urging protection of freedom amid economic and political turmoil. He questions when inflation ends and stresses personal responsibility.
The Los Angeles Times reports on a clemency plan affecting draft dodgers and deserters who fled the U S. It outlines two years of alternate service for returnees and notes some may refuse pledges of allegiance while remaining free to stay abroad.
The piece argues that plant shutdowns and 150000 layoffs reflect a broader inflationary trend. It links rising wages and prices to shrinking demand, predicting lower sales across auto and other industries. It criticizes Washington for ignoring the consequences of uncontrolled inflation.
The piece urges international cooperation among North America, Japan, and Western Europe to cut oil dependence on OPEC. It cites Kissinger’s energy plan aiming to reduce US imports by 1 million bpd by end of 1975 and 3 million bpd worldwide, with 1984 targets, plus greater domestic oil and gas production and greater use of coal. France’s quota approach is noted as contrasting.
Washington announces utilization review to police doctors and hospitals for elderly Medicare and Medicaid patients. Concurrent review starts Feb 1 with nurse triage and physician panels to decide discharge, aiming to curb unnecessary care and save millions.
The article recalls Prof. F J Pesek born in Netolic Bohemia who fled Austria in 1868 to teach Czech children in Fayette County Texas. He opened several schools, served as County Assessor for a decade and Tax Collector for two years, died 1908, and rests in Praha Cemetery.
A legal explainer surveys the hue and cry doctrine allowing police to commandeer vehicles in felon pursuits. It notes duties to assist may exist for able bodied adults, with protections like workers compensation for injuries and liability limits for innocent helpers. It also mentions federal waivers for Medicaid and Medicare savings debates and industry groups’ responses to pre admission certification proposals.
Forty top Texas 4-H youths will represent the state at the 53rd National 4-H Congress in Chicago December 1 to 5 among about 1,600 youths from across the United States Puerto Rico and Canada. Attendees earned the trip through 4-H achievements shown in their record books.
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