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Newspaper

Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1975

Page

4

Mail Registration Bill Nears House Vote Sparks Voter Concern

The piece argues against a federal bill to authorize mail voting for federal elections. Critics say separate federal registration books cause confusion, raise election costs, and risk fraud while increasing debt. They warn about machine manipulation and urge Congress to defeat the measure.

Federal House of Representative Congress

Seven-year rate guarantees raise retirement plan questions

Advertisements promise large retirement sums from savings plans but rates are guaranteed for only seven years. Experts note future rates could differ, potentially reducing gains. FDIC officials and a securities expert warn protections are limited and caveats vary.

John Cunniff New York Treasury Roger Hood Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FDIC John Wright Pensions and Trusts Securities and Exchange Commission SEC Keogh Hood

Drug Reverses Artery Hardening in Monkeys

University of Chicago researchers show cholestyramine reverses atherosclerosis in monkeys. The National Heart and Lung Institute plans a nationwide human trial using high risk patients to test the drug's heart benefits. Dr. Robert W. Wissler comments on subject selection for the study.

Chicago University of Chicago National Heart and Lung Institute Robert W. Wissler

Andersons gas shell game sparks debate on shortages

A column argues the natural gas shortage was engineered to justify price deregulation. It traces a 31 percent overcommitment, government surveys influenced by industry groups, and key ties between Daniel Rathbun and the American Petroleum Institute. It also covers Arab boycott disclosures and Morton’s disclosure efforts.

Washington Congress American Petroleum Institute Daniel Rathbun FEA America Rathbun American Petroleum Institue American Gas Association Charles DiBona DiBona Pentagon Center For Naval Analysis Rathun Federal Trade Commission Rogers C.B. Morton Commerce Morton John Moss D-Calif Commerce Department Edward Levi International Bechtel, Inc Bechtel Iraq Saudi Arabia U.S Whittaker Corp Los Angeles Marks and Clerk Chicago Johnston Pump Co Glendora Calif Red Wing Shoe Company Red Wing Minn Justice Department

Only presidents can run for President

Washington column notes Stanley Arnold as a quixotic New Hampshire presidential bidder. It argues outsiders rarely win, cites past odd contenders, and calls modern elections dominated by professional politicians.

Tom Tiede Washington NEA Stanley Arnold New Hampshire America Ben Lars Larsen Chicago Linda Lovelace New York Eisenhower Wendell Willkie Wall Street Herbert Hoover Fred Harris Gene McCarthy George Wallace

Nontraditional education earns college credit across many paths

A Carnegie Corporation report notes over 100000 people seek college credit through tests and prior learning. Programs like CLEP, Regents External Degree, CAEL and industry courses offer academic recognition for work experience, military training, or life study, with thousands already earning degrees.

Don Oakley School of Hard Knocks Carnegie Corporation of New York New York Police Academy Eastern University College Entrance Examination Board E Regents University of New York CAEL Educational Testing Service Princeton N.J

Eating out gains high as prices push revenue up

The Conference Board reports restaurant income rose 15 percent in the first half of 1975 from the prior year. Higher prices contributed about 12 percent of the gain, despite the ongoing recession.

Conference Board

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