There’s A Difference Tolerance Needed In America
Editorial argues for restraint and tolerance amid political protests. Cites Carter peanut incident, Yippies spitting at Henry Jackson, Wallace heckling, and masked demonstrators. Claims law has limited response to dissent and urges stronger action than minor fines. Reflects Bicentennial era call for civil discussion without objectionable behavior.
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Jimmy Carter
Youth International Party
Yippies
Sen
Henry Jackson
Kansas City
New York
Oil Bill Faces Tough Path After Senate Panel Backing
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee approved a plan to break up the 18 largest oil firms into smaller companies. The measure would require divestment into four core segments production, marketing, refining, and transportation with refiners allowed to keep existing retail outlets. Opposition warned of higher prices and weaker energy security, while backers touted consumer and market benefits.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Subcommittee On
Capitol Hill
Sen
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
James F. Flag
Energy Action
William P. Tavoulareas
Mobil Oil Corp
Contrasting Governors Brown and Bennett on Public Spending
The Kansas and California leaders are contrasted over state spending and perks. The piece notes Brown trims luxury and cuts staff while Bennett fines his administration with high salaries and expanded offices, painting a sharp contrast in fiscal styles.
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Jerry Brown
California
Brown
Edmund Gerald Brown Jr
Robert F. Bennett
Kansas
Bennett
J. Brown
State Motor Pool
Wichita
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento
Cedar Crest
University of California
Labor
Garden City
Governor's Office
Post-Pregnancy Pain Raises Questions for Dr Thosteson
A new mother writes that months after birth she and her husband wish to resume sex but the act is extremely painful for her, leading to worry about intimacy and health care options. She seeks guidance on managing postnatal pain and returning to sexual activity safely.
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Dr. Thosteson
Thosteson
Thesteson
J.W
Postpartum sex timing and rare surgical correction guidance
A reader asks how long after childbirth before resuming sexual activity. The doctor notes postpartum exaration occurs at four to six weeks when uterus and healing are complete. abstinence is advised. If pain continues, check for local issues or psychological factors. The reply emphasizes consulting the obstetrician, with surgical correction being rare.
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Thosteson
Mra. HK
Televised Schedule Log With Stellar Range Of Classics
A dense TV guide style listing covers five AM to midnight with dozens of programs across genres. The log names shows such as Sesame Street The Beverly Hillbillies The Brady Bunch Gunsmoke and The Twilight Zone alongside news Weather Sports and public affairs blocks. It maps times channels and some episode titles reflecting a sprawling daily lineup.
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Zoom
Leave It To Beaver
Electric Company
Gamer Pyle
USAAC
Andy Griffith
Beverly Hillbillies
Donny and
Marie
Sanford and Son
Austin City Limits
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Heller Skelter
Mary Hartman
Robert MacNeil
Moyie
Omar Khayyam
Farm Roundup Optimism For 1976 Planting Ahead
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports from Washington that despite farmers not yet planting spring crops including corn, Agriculture Department officials express optimism about 1976 prospects. The piece notes early optimism from officials about weather and planting intentions and hints at potential crop weather impacts.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Grain outlook setback but USDA predicts 1976 bumper harvest
A Kansas weather and agriculture report notes drought pressures on winter wheat, yet USDA officials expect a 1976 grain crop to reach new highs. They forecast a possible increase in corn and a record overall output if spring planting and normal weather hold. Analysts await April revisions and a five state report on winter wheat production.
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United States
Great Plains
USDA
Richard E. Bell
Southwest
Bell
San Diego
Calif
U.S
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
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