Trade pact curbs Japanese TV exports to United States
The finished agreement limits Japanese color television exports to the United States from 2.96 million units to 1.75 million over three years. It aims to boost U S investment by encouraging Japanese electronic manufacturers to build plants in the United States, creating American jobs and encouraging other nations to follow suit as a model for future voluntary export limits.
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Utility Rates and Commissioners Study
A statistical study of 49 state regulatory agencies argues that more commissioners raise politics, not efficiency, and that popular elections of utility commissioners do not lower electric rates. It notes fuel and labor costs matter, but bureaucratic complexity widens the rate base.
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Dear Dr Lamb I Describe Chronic Foot Ailments
A 65 year old retiree reports a daily exercise routine including three minutes of jogging in place and a two mile evening walk. He describes persistent foot problems with nails on the big toes becoming blue and red blisters forming on the sides and bottoms, suggesting a chronic condition.
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Oswego Palladium Times Circulation and Policies
The Palladium Times, Oswego New York, details circulation rates, addresses, and publication policies. It lists weekly and yearly mail rates, single copy price, and discounts for students and servicemen, with notices on changes and error adjustments. The page also notes Associated Press use and disclaimer about misstatements and typographic errors.
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Cold Feet and Circulation Disorder Reflections
A patient recalls frostbite in France in 1942 and discusses persistent numbness in the feet on warm days. He seeks cause, wonders if it relates to his mother’s death, and questions climate change as a remedy. The doctor explains likely vascular disorders, possible arterial obstructions, and that climate change may not help.
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Fats Domino On The Road And On Stage Twenty Three Years
In a hotel room Fats Domino talks about life on tour. He says he is happiest on stage and travels ten months a year with Rosemary not joining him. He recalls playing to 60 000 and meeting Ringo. He has won gold records and values his money and champagne.
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Rights battles continue in civil rights era clashes
Washington editorial notes ongoing public accommodations lawsuits as late as 1977. Justice Department figures show most cases arise in small Deep South towns over access to bars, restaurants, pools, and similar venues. It highlights examples from Louisiana, Houston, and other locales, emphasizing the slow pace of social progress and the need to uphold equal rights across the nation.
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Prom Queen Event Prompts City Sorority Stage Show
The Gamma Delta National Stellyvold Proms will stage a citywide show with participants from school sororities and clubs. Cochairs Miss Janice Colloca and Miss Patsy Murray lead, Master of Ceremonies Joseph McGrath. Timothy M. O Mara of this city graduates from State University of New York at Buffalo Law.
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Dear Parents and Friends of Children at Mexico Academy Board
Letters praise Mrs Link and Dr Voninski for school board candidacy and urge unity. Readers defend open discussion, oppose gossip, and cite faith to promote better understanding, taxes, and resources. A kitten in Tallman Street area prompts spay efforts and OCAWL policy note.
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Fragments of Gratitude Verse on Death and Faith
A damaged passage expresses thanks to people and a revival theme tied to Jesus Christ. The text mentions death, age, and a call to carry Christian respect for life as a guiding instrument, reflecting a religious reflection rather than a clear event.
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History notes on rulers and states of early America
A brief snapshot recalling events on this date: Anne Boleyn crowned queen in 1533, Kentucky admitted as the 15th state in 1792, and Tennessee becoming the 16th state in 1796.
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