Editorial Friday August 3 1973 Kill a watt plan urged
In Ottawa the local light plant asks households to cut natural gas use ten percent below last August as storage for winter gas is limited. Despite 7-8 percent higher consumption this August, cooler weather cannot be relied on. The piece urges readers to conserve energy and support a homegrown “kill a watt” plan to benefit everyone.
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The
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We Beg You Congress Presses Budget Debate
The article notes a 271 billion spending limit, about 19 billion above this year, with House members examining a Pentagon weapons bill to fund 21.4 billion in arms. Defense totals exceed 70 billion, while 5 percent, or 950 million, was cut from the measure. The piece stresses national debt at 472 billion and 17 cents of every tax dollar going to interest, urging legislators to work harder for future generations.
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Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Readers respond about Pomona Lake and Vassar State Park
From Our Readers replies to Mr. Hunter's Pomona Lake article noting two lake areas Federal and State. The letter praises Vassar State Park at Melvern Lake area with campsites a busy Marina and well kept grounds under Superintendent Ben Streeter and rangers inviting visitors to see for themselves.
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Pomona Lake
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Roger Comstock
Pomona- Melvern Lake Association
Acromegaly and Pituitary Tumor Causes
A reader asks about acromegaly and gigantism, noting their link to the pituitary gland. The condition is caused directly by a tumor in the pituitary, which releases excess growth hormone.
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Thosteson
D. G
Growth hormone disease and acupuncture doubts
The column discusses excessive growth hormone causing tumor growth with undetermined causes, noting possible cure by cryosurgery and pituitary removal if vision is threatened. It also covers reader inquiries on reducing diets and acupuncture for rheumatoid arthritis, with Dr Thosterson skeptical about acupuncture but hopeful about rheumatoid arthritis remission. It ends with a prayer and moral reflection.
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Plant Salvages Shellfish Remains For New Uses
SEATTLE AP reports shellfish remains are being salvaged to produce chitin a cellulose like substance with applications in paper medicine baby food textile paint fabric and more. NOAA backed pilot plant aims to cut ocean disposal of lobster shrimp and crab waste turning a byproduct into valued industrial material.
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Watergate attorneys face career changes and sober duties
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Harvard Criticized Writer Robin Moore Finds Breakthrough
New York AP profile of Robin Moore reveals early discouragement from Harvard English professors, failed career experiments from hotel work to gun running, and his breakthrough after selling The Country Team for 250000, launching a string of successful military themed novels.
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