Don't blame farmer experts say American agriculture feeds world
Opinion piece argues farmers remain highly productive, feeding over a quarter of the world while improving the US balance of payments. Cites 1960 7.9 million workers and 25 people fed per worker, 1974 4.3 million workers feeding self and 50 others, rising food prices but wages outpace them.
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America
James L. Buckley
New York
Ford aims to curb over regulation in American life
President Ford argues for limited government regulatory power, criticizing heavy rules in the auto industry and broad paperwork burdens. He praises market and common law, while acknowledging some safeguards are necessary. he aims to reduce what he calls needless, suffocating regulation.
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Washington
Ford
Mr. Ford
Big Daddy
Narcolepsy and health Qs from Dr Thosteson
Reader questions cover narcolepsy as a rare sleep disorder with REM intrusion, headaches suggesting brain tumor unlikely, and safe salt mouthwash use for high blood pressure. Additional notes warn about raw milk safety, brucellosis, pasteurization, and a note on honeymoon cystitis linked to hygiene and urinary tract infection risks.
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Thosteson
M.T
Proxmire questions Apollo Soyuz link as costly risk
Senator William Proxmire questions the planned Apollo Soyuz linkup, arguing it costs around two hundred million dollars with no clear scientific value. He cites Soviet Soyuz failures and docking problems, urging money be spent on student exchanges or art exhibitions to further detente.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
U.S
Proxmire
Nixon White House
Moscow
Richard Nixon
Congress
White House
Wisconsin
CIA
NASA
Soyuz
Muscatine Memories Of Local Goods And Events
A collage of past notes: Yesterdays 100 years ago highlights new fashions and cheap goods from E B Lewis. 50 years ago state blanks offered by Senator Titus. 25 years ago lunch service touted by Muscatine Cafeteria Dairy Lunch. 10 years ago post offices to observe a holiday on Monday July 5.
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E.B. Lewis
G. M. Titus
Muscatine Cafeteria
E. 2Nd St
Muscatine
Today in History July 1 1975 Canadian act and more
On this date many historic events are noted including the 1867 creation of the Dominion of Canada by the British North America Act and the 1966 Medicare program’s start. Earlier milestones include Gettysburg in 1863 and San Juan Hill in 1898. Birthdays include James Cagney and Olivia de Havilland. Thought for today by Jawaharlal Nehru.
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Dominion of Canada
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Richard Nixon
David Bruce
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
James Cagney
Olivia de Havilland
Jawaharlal Nehru
Prayer Reflection on The Spirit of the Lord
A brief devotional quotes Isaiah 11 2 and asks for guidance and strength from the Holy Spirit. The prayer thanks God for dwelling within us and seeks wisdom and courage in Jesus name.
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Jesus
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