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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1975
Page
4
Opinion piece argues for city licensing of cats to enforce rabies vaccination. It notes rabies risk from both dogs and cats, cites Newton’s leash law as context, and advocates licensing as the practical method to require rabies shots and reduce human exposure.
King Features Syndicate discusses the Price-Anderson Act, its indemnity limits, and the paradox of nuclear safety versus fear. It contrasts Nader’s push to abolish liability with Pastore’s middle-ground view, cites Rasmussen’s risk assessments, and argues for renewal to curb bogeyman scare while noting California referendums on plant construction.
Washington report by Jack Anderson and Les Whitten describes House Speaker Carl Albert maintaining a detailed health log. The log records fitness tasks and daily routines, while repeatedly denying alcohol abuse despite whispers. It notes a 1972 car incident, alleged party wobbliness, and a pattern of long hours, fatigue, and strict regimen.
Dallas Public Schools faced low parental involvement in Title I sites. They shifted from posters and lectures to in-store reading labs, workshops, and community outreach, offering day care and hot lunches, with parents earning stars and trophies. Over 400 parents joined workshops, boosting student interest and achievement, and the program spread to other cities.
A threatened rail strike was averted but a veto risk hangs over Congress as Senate moves to approve more than 8 billion in rail loans. The package includes 3 billion for Consolidated Rail, 1.4 billion for track work, and 3 billion for Washington to Boston service. Ford opposes the plan as costly. Auto sales and retailer chains report stronger November figures. Unemployment dips to 8.3 percent with about 7.7 million jobless. Wholesale prices stay flat after seasonal adjustments.
Washington AP notes lobbyists from labor unions and business groups cluster around Ways and Means during two day tax bill debate. Representatives from groups like AFL-CIO and Communications Workers of America emphasize issues and tax outcomes as they monitor last minute votes and gains.
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