Iowa Lawmakers and Regents Benefit From Discounted Medical Care
Governor Harold Hughes called for fuller information on discounts or free medical services at University hospitals for state officials and regents members. A committee recommends continuing the policy, noting ethics questions while the total amount remains small. The affair highlights dependence of the hospital and university on legislative funding.
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One Tax Which Can Be Escaped in New Hampshire
New Hampshire passed a bill authorizing sale of sweepstakes tickets signed by the governor. The state expects profits from certain horse races to determine prize winners and views revenue as voluntary and escapable by taxpayers.
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Street pressure and justice in Birmingham and beyond
Analyzes whether street protests can rectify injustices when public facilities are denied to minorities. Traces European history of clamor and power shifts, cites George Schuyler on Birmingham, and argues lasting change rests with legislatures and courts rather than street demonstrations.
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Danger of Outdated Medicines Reported in JAMA
The current Journal of the American Medical Association notes three cases of severe illness from outdated antibiotics. Aged drugs can degrade into harmful chemicals, injuring health. story cites Appleton Wisconsin Post-Crescent as source. Government programs are not free and taxpayers pay most costs, Austin Herald reports. Former Gov Elmer L. Andersen is likely to remain in politics, with questions about the office he will seek, per the Justin Herald.
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Muscatine Journal history and staff notices
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Unemployment and Gold Loss in Tariff Cut Negotiations
Washington faces two major problems as it pushes broad tariff cuts to spur exports: unemployment and loss of gold. At Geneva, the six nation Common Market accepted automatic U.S. tariff reductions only if gaps with high American duties are bridged, while Europe kept some protections for its industries. The clash over formulas and fears of dumping in steel and other sectors fuel a cautious stance in both Washington and Paris as talks continue.
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Beareal Boss at Northwestern Discusses Compliments
Rachel R., 20, at Northwestern, fears quitting a high salary due to a tyrannical boss who terrifies her department. Dr. Crane advises gradual relief via honest compliments to soften tension, suggesting a follow up on progress tomorrow. She fears a nervous breakdown if the situation continues.
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Cafe Cashiers Unhappy Over Two Dollar Bills
New York column mocks modern habits and graduates while listing frictions and superstitions. It notes cashiers dislike two dollar bills and lampoons workplace pretensions, manners, and bets on money, ending with a quip about life being worthwhile with money hope.
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The Preaching of the Cross Prayer Fragment
A brief church prayer quotes 1 Corinthians 1 18 and asks for living so Christ lives in us and to guide others to the Savior for new life. The prayer closes with the Our Father and Amen, in Jesus name.
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Public school picnic crowds delight in May sunshine
Our Yesterdays recalls a 10 years ago note of public school No. 5 picnicking at Woopes pasture led by Miss Humberger and Miss Martien with cheerful games and social pleasure. The piece highlights growing school picnics and community scenes in the city.
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Dak Aly Wives of Army Men Speak Up
Dear Abby letters reveal tension over soldiers pay and privileges with readers arguing sergeants and wives face modest finances yet fulfilling service. Comments discuss meals, uniforms, and benefits, while anecdotes highlight Army life and dedication amid financial constraints.
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