Humphrey Emerges As Likely Compromise Candidate
Editorial argues Hubert Humphrey could be the unwitting beneficiary of post primary stalemates in Wisconsin and New York. It suggests Carter and Jackson underperformed, Republicans prefer a winded, easy-to-beat Humphrey, while GOP rhetoric is criticized for credibility.
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Wisconsin
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
Henry Jackson
Hubert
Humphrey
Potomac
Forked Tongue and the Party's Spending Burden
The speaker blames big government on Republicans while omitting Democrat roles in 1960s Vietnam era spending and Great Society programs. He notes Democratic control of Congress and current budget overruns, suggesting Humphrey may win the convention yet risk losing voter trust in the fall.
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Vietnam
Kennedy
Johnson
Great Society
Taxes Taxes Taxes Drive New State Revenue
The Legislature raises the cigarette tax by a penny and increases gasoline, license fees to fund highway work and cancer research. It did not approve a tax on television sets for public television. Officials warn new levies may follow as they seek funds for the surplus.
Potassium Levels Questioned After Surgery
A patient reports asking about potassium at annual physicals and being told normal, then encountering a hospital reading of low potassium during minor surgery, causing alarm. The note cites Doctor Thosteson in the communication.
Potassium Levels and Emphysema Surgery Questions
Readers ask about differing doctor opinions on potassium tests and the impact of potassium deficiency. Thosteson explains loss causes, testing, and risks of hyperkalemia, plus notes about corticosteroid use and diet. Separate reply discusses neck nerve surgery for emphysema, its ineffectiveness, and when surgery helps. A medical concern about stopping thyroid medication after Graves’ disease is warned of severe hypothyroidism. Includes a prayer.
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Thosteson
Thesteson
K.J
Financial trends amid recession spark debate on consumer behavior
The Citibank Monthly Economic Letter notes profits rose in amusement and cosmetics while overall corporate profits fell during 1974 and 1975. The Conference Board cites a near tenfold rise in personal health spending since 1950, driven by population growth and medical advances. Mortgage delinquency hits 1.06 percent in February while savings inflows set records, signaling both distress and affluence.
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John Cunniff
New York
Statistical
America
Citibank
Conference Board
U.S. League of Savings Associations
League
Television Log Heavy with Classic NBC PBS Style Listings
A dense TV schedule segment catalogs numerous programs across hours and days. The list names Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street Early Show Family Affair Leave It To Beaver Brady Bunch Gomer Pyle The Andy Griffith Show News and Weather slots along with numerous films sports and special events and network auctions. It preserves a period voice and reflects a broad array of entertainment news and broadcast timings.
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Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
News
America
Wild Kingdom
Beverly Hillbillies
Nashville Music
Donny and
Marie
Sara
Washington Week In Review
David
Comedy In America
Austin City Limit
Hazard
TV 19
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Hattle of the Bulge
Mary Hartman
Mary Harman
Robert MacNeil Report
Ford creates Cabinet policy panel for agriculture
President Ford announced a Cabinet level Agricultural Policy Committee led by Earl L. Butz to focus on foreign trade and domestic production. Assistant Secretary Richard E. Bell said the panel will meet in the White House Cabinet Room, with initial meeting held April 1 and meetings planned every two months. Bell noted prices had flattened, easing immediate food price pressure.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Ford
Agriculture Department
Richard E. Bell
White House
Bell
Ilinois
American Farm Bureau Federation
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
USDA
Butz
Senate
House of Representatives
Don’ Paambérg
Edunaries
Ottawa Herald Wanwover Subscription Rates and Policies
Ottawa Herald Wanwover lists subscription prices for local and out of area readers with monthly and yearly options. Rates include tax adjustments for in state purchases and a 3 percent sales tax for out of state subscribers. The paper credits Associated Press for local news content and AP dispatches.
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Wanwover
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
The Story of David on ABC TV
AP writer Jay Sharbutt reviews a two part ABC film about David from shepherd to king. Timothy Bottoms plays young David and Anthony Quayle is Saul. Filmed in Israel the drama follows David slinging Goliath and rising to power while Saul's jealousy drives conflict. The piece praises natural dialogue and intimate focus on individuals over grand spectacle.
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Magoo
Spectrum
Lawrence Welk
Don Adams
Black Journal
Harold Ensley
Meet the Press
Litton
Bronk
Kansas Legislative Review
Bill Moyers
Journal
Pilot
Washington Week
Ironside
Switch
FBI
Charlie Chan
Shanghai
Rookles
Jay Sharbutt
NEW York (Ap
David
John Denver
Goliath
Abc-Tv
Israel
Timothy Bottoms
Anthony Quayle
King Saul
Saul
Ernest Kinoy
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