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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1975
Page
4
The oil industry faces a complex mix of surplus gasoline and fuel oil plus price wars. Prices rise for consumers while refineries produce more gasoline from ample crude. Major brands squeeze independent dealers as they battle price competition, hurting public relations and credibility.
National Institutes of Health grants are blamed for stifling unconventional work in vital fields. Critics cite Dr Linus Pauling and other researchers who struggle to obtain funds for vitamin C cancer research, while NIH limits on nutritional studies draw strong disagreement.
Government data show November inflation cooled in food and gasoline but surged in services. Auto insurance rose 8.5 percent and mortgage costs climbed 1.6 percent while overall prices rose about 0.9 percent for the month and 9.6 percent annually. Detroit firms hint at slower price gains as Ford and Chrysler outline increases. GM held. Chrysler wins aid for U K unit, saving thousands of jobs but still shedding 8,000. United Airlines and ground crews reach tentative halt to a two week strike. AT&T reports a slight earnings dip amid Western Electric weakness and recession effects.
Clergymen have long contributed to invention beyond faith work. Notable figures include Nicholaus Copernicus who posited heliocentrism, Joseph Priestley who discovered oxygen, Gregor Mendel and his genetic laws, and Sister Elizabeth Kenny who advanced polio physio therapy.
Column argues that political attacks on places like New York City and Washington DC constitute bullet voting tactics. It notes Ford and Reagan may exploit geographic villains while maintaining party loyalties and discusses detente, sea power, and Washington influence in shaping voter sentiment. King Features Syndicate.
ENI Corporation and Joseph L. Schocken defend tax shelters as a tool to channel private capital to national priorities like independent oil and low income housing while urging comprehensive reform to curb abuses. They warn against eroding investment incentives that keep onshore drilling and domestic petroleum development viable.
Jim Brunette a 28 year old military policeman loses both legs and an eye but continues to lead a life of action. He runs a 367 acre nonprofit ranch near Creston guiding and teaching disabled people to ride and swim. plans include a bunkhouse for 24 and a swimming pool.
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